There is / There are
$100: Choose There is or There are: "_____ a computer on the desk
Answer: There is
$100: Which question word do we use for countable nouns: How many or How much?
Answer: How many
$100: Complete the request: "I _____ like a cup of coffee, please."
Answer: would
$100: Which Wh-word asks about a place?
Answer: Where
$100: Fill in the blank (singular, near): "_____ is my textbook in my hand."
Answer: This
$200: Choose There is or There are: "_____ three chairs in the kitchen."
Answer: There are
$200: Complete the question: "_____ water do you drink every day?"
Answer: How much
$200: Make this negative: "She would like to stay home."
Answer: She wouldn't (would not) like to stay home.
$200: Which Wh-word asks about a person?
Answer: Who
$200: Fill in the blank (plural, far): "_____ are cars over there in the parking lot."
Answer: Those
$300: Make this sentence negative: "There are some pictures on the wall."
Answer: There are not (aren't) any pictures on the wall.
$300: Identify the uncountable noun: Apple, Sugar, Book, Pen.
Answer: Sugar
$300: Form a polite offering question: "(would / you / like / some / tea / ?)"
Answer: Would you like some tea?
$300: Reorder the words into a correct question: "(study / what / do / you / ?)"
Answer: What do you study?
$300: Fill in the blank (singular, far): "_____ is a house on top of the hill."
Answer: That
$400: Form a question: "(there / be / any / water / in the bottle / ?)"
Answer: Is there any water in the bottle?
$400: Complete the question: "_____ students are attending the class?"
Answer: How many
$400: Complete with verb form: "We would like _____ (order) pizza."
Answer: to order
$400: Complete the question: "_____ did they leave early?" — "Because they were tired."
Answer: Why
$400: Fill in the blank (plural, near): "_____ are my notebooks here on my desk."
Answer: These
$500: Choose the correct verb for uncountable nouns: "There _____ (is / are) sugar in the tea."
Answer: is
$500: Correct the mistake: "How many money do you need for lunch?"
Answer: How much money do you need for lunch?
$500: What is the difference in meaning between "I like tea" and "I would like tea"?
Answer: "I like tea" expresses a general preference, while "I would like tea" is a polite request/desire right now.
$500: What is the standard structure of a Wh- question?
Answer: [Wh-word] + [Auxiliary Verb] + [Subject] + [Main Verb]?
$500: Match all 4 demonstrative pronouns to their rules:
This: Singular + Near
That: Singular + Far
These: Plural + Near
Those: Plural + Far