Grammar Easy
Complete: She ___ (go) to school every day.
goes
Opposite of generous?
mean / selfish
Choose: I ___ got a new phone. (+)
have
What do we call the money you pay for something?
price / cost
Choose: This is ___ book. (my/mine)
my
Complete: They ___ (watch) TV yesterday.
watched
What is the opposite of cheap?
expensive
Correct: He plays football now.
He is playing football now.
What do you call a person who buys something?
customer
Choose: That bag belongs to Sarah. It's ___. (her/hers)
hers
Correct: She don't like coffee.
She doesn't like coffee.
Complete: The shoes are ___ sale.
on
Complete: I ___ never ___ (be) to London.
have / been
What is the opposite of borrow?
lend
Replace: I gave the book to Tom. → I gave ___ to ___.
it / him
Complete: If I have enough money, I ___ (buy) a new laptop.
will buy
Complete: I paid ___ £50 ___ the jacket.
about / for
Correct: I have seen him yesterday.
I saw him yesterday.
What do we call a reduction in the usual price?
discount
Choose: The children enjoyed ___ at the party. (they)
themselves
Complete: By the time we arrived, the film ___ already ___ (start).
had / started
Complete: I couldn't buy it because I couldn't ___ it.
afford
Correct: I didn't went shopping last Saturday.
I didn't go shopping last Saturday.
What phrase means to return something to the shop because you don't want it?
take back
Correct: This is the man which helped me.
This is the man who helped me.