Possessive adj.
____ book is under the table. (I)
My book is under the table.
She help/ helps sick people.
She helps sick people.
I _____ like fish.
I don't like fish.
___ you like birds? Yes, I do.
Do you like birds? Yes, I do.
Somthing you write with
pen or pencil
_____ socks are dirty. (He)
His socks are dirty.
They speak/ speaks English.
They speak English.
It _______ eat fish.
It doesn't eat fish.
______ Zach speak English?
Does Zach speak English?
Something you read
books / magazines / comics / textbooks etc...
______ pencil is broken. (She)
Her pencil is broken.
Vivian run/runs slowly.
Vivian runs slowly.
Rob and Scott _____ like chicken.
Rob and Scott don't like chicken.
Do they live in Taiwan? No, they don't.
the synonym of "big"
large
______ babies are cute. (They)
Their babies are cute.
The babies sleep/ sleeps every day.
The babies sleep.
My father _____ drink soda.
My father doesn't drink soda.
_____ the pig eat apples? Yes, it _____.
Does the pig eat apples? Yes, it does.
the opposit of "nice"
bad, mean
______school is next to the park. (We)
Our school is next to the park.
Their mother make/ makes cakes.
Their mother makes cakes.
He listens to music every day.
He doesn't listen to music every day.
____ Victoria have long hair? No, ____ ________.
Does Victoria have long hair? No, she doesn't.
a person who had yellow hair is _______. How do you say "yellow hair" in English?
blonde