______ is the second month of the year.
February
The birthday of the USA is on ________ 4th.
July
Thanksgiving is on the fourth Thursday of ________.
November.
______ is the last day of the week.
Saturday
Students don't have to go to school on w________ds.
weekends
Sam goes to the p_____ ______ to send letters.
post office
They no longer c_______e Father's Day because their father died a few years ago.
celebrate
The past tense of "think" is _______.
thought
The past tense of "understand" is ________.
understood
The past tense of " hold" is ______
held
I need to hurry because time is ____.
(A) running over
(B) running out
(C) running away
(B)running out
Here are black tea and green tea. _____ do you want?
(A) What
(B) Which
(C) How
(B) Which
Today is my _____ birthday.
(A) nine
(B) ninth
(C) nineth
(B) ninth
There were 10 strawberries. You ate 4. That means you ate _______ of them.
(A)two tenths
(B) two fourths
(C) two fifths
(C) two fifths
It's 9:10. That is, it's _______.
(A) nine past ten
(B) ten to nine
(C) ten past nine
(C) ten past nine
A: When is the concert? B: It's _____ December first.
(A) X
(B) in
(C) on
(C) on
We'll have a party ______ this evening.
(A)X
(B)in
(C)on
(A)X
Teacher: _______ be late again. Ian: Sorry, I won't be late again.
(A) Always
(B) Sometimes
(C) Never
(C) Never
Tim is always at home on weekends, but his brother_____.
(A) is seldom
(B) seldom is
(C) seldom does
(B) seldom is
A:Do you usually prepare dinner at home? B:____.
(A) No, I do never.
(B) No, I never am.
(C) No, I never do.
(C) No, I never do.
I don't always go to school by bus. ____ I go to school by bike.
(A) Always
(B) Seldom
(C) Sometimes
(C) Sometimes
A: _____ does your father go fishing? B: Every other week.
(A) How many times
(B) How often
(C) How long
(B) How often
Ray is studying for the test now, but Kelly _____.
(A) doesn't
(B) isn't
(C) didn't
(B) isn't
Ray studied for the test last night, but Kelly _____.
(A) doesn't
(B) isn't
(C) didn't
(C) didn't
Get up early, ___ you'll miss the bus.
(A) and
(B) but
(C) or
(C) or