To have/ To be
How old are you?
I __ years old.
An elephant and a bird (big/small)
An elephant is bigger than a bird.
OR
A bird is smaller than an elephant.
I / peel / orange
I __ ____ an orange.
We bought that house last year...
It is ours.
Can you swim?
No, I _____.
sometimes, usually, rarely, never
I always do my homework.
Your mom teaches. What is she?
She ___ a teacher.
An baby and an adult (old/young)
A baby is younger than an adult.
OR
An adult is older than a baby.
He / climb/ tree
He ___ ____ a ____.
I have a bicycle.
It is mine.
Can she cook?
Yes, she ____.
What do you never watch on TV?
I ____ watch ______ on TV.
I am doing my homework. I ______ a pencil in my hand.
have
Reading books and watching tv (fun / boring)
OR
Watching tv is more fun than reading books.
She / do / homework
She ___ ____ ____.
I think I saw John drop this pen.
Can cats talk?
No, _____ _____.
My brother is never sad,
he is always happy.
Your feet do not have fingers, they _____ _____.
have toes
Saturday / Monday (better/worse)
Saturday is better than Monday.
OR
Monday is worse than Saturday.
They / play / piano
They ____ ____ ____.
Excuse me, is this phone _____?
yours
Can fish swim?
What time do you usually go to bed at night?
I usually go to bed at ________.
Do you ______ brothers or sisters?
have
Painting and drawing (easy / hard)
Painting ___ ____ than drawing.
We / study/ for an exam.
We ___ ____ for ___ exam.
Those bikes belong to Tim and Sam. They are ____.
theirs
Can you____.
John doesn't like restaurants, he ____ goes to restaurants to eat.
a. always
b. sometimes.
c. frequently
d. seldom
seldom