Grammar
Use the correct form of the pronoun
This isn't my notebook. I think it's ... (she)
This isn't my notebook. I think it's hers
Use the correct preposition
You can always rely ... your close-knit family.
You can always rely on your close-knit family.
Guess a word by defenition
A family with one parent
A single-parent family
Correct the mistakes
Are these your keys? - No, my are in the pocket.
Are these your keys? - No, mine are in the pocket.
Form a noun
Friend
Friendship
Use the correct form of the pronoun
I met a friend of .... at the cinema yesterday. (I)
I met a friend of mine at the cinema yesterday
Use the correct preposition
My friends always support me ... my decisions.
My friends always support me in my decisions.
Guess a word by defenition
To be very energetic
To be full of beans
Correct the mistakes
My little brother takes on our father. They are both very stubborn.
My little brother takes after our father. They are both very stubborn.
Form a noun
True
Truth
Use the correct construction/tense for expressing future
I think he ... (win) the competition next week. He is the best player.
I think he will win the competition next week. He is the best player
Use the correct preposition
Don't blame me ... the broken vase! It was the cat.
Don't blame me for the broken vase! It was the cat.
Guess a word by defenition
To help someone in doing someting / help somebody with something
To give a helping hand
Correct the mistakes
The train leaves at 8:00 tomorrow, so I will leave the house at 7:30.
The train leaves at 8:00 tomorrow, so I am leaving the house at 7:30.
Form a noun
Good
Goodness
Use the correct construction/tense for expressing future
The train to London ... (leave) at 8:00 tomorrow morning, so don't be late.
The train to London leaves at 8:00 tomorrow morning, so don't be late.
Use the correct preposition
I don't want to quarrel ... my best friend. I prefer to compromise.
I don't want to quarrel with my best friend. I prefer to compromise.
Guess a word by defenition
someone who earns money for the family
A breadwinner
Correct the mistakes
I am looking forward to meet my friends next week.
I am looking forward to meeting my friends next week.
Form an adjective
Known
Unknown
Use the correct construction/tense for expressing future
We ... (fly) to Paris on Friday morning. We have already bought the tickets.
We are flying to Paris on Friday morning. We have already bought the tickets.
Ex: use the correct preposition
I am looking forward ... meeting you next week.
I am looking forward to meeting you next week.
Guess a word by defenition
Let others know a secret, careless or by mistake
Let the the cat out of the bag
Correct the mistakes
What time do you meet Sarah tomorrow? I want to join you.
What time are you meeting Sarah tomorrow? I want to join you.
Form an adjective
Agree
Agreeable