Aporstrophe 'S
This is what 's stands for in "My brother's bike is blue."
Possession ( The bike belongs to my brother.)
The possessive adjective for: I -> _____(my, your,his) book.
My
This person works in a school and helps students learn.
Teacher
The correct verb for: "He (to play) football."
plays
The traditional way to say: 3:00
Three o'clock.
This is what 's stand for in "She's a great teacher."
She is (verb to be)
The possessive adjective for: They -> ____(her,their,our) house.
Their
This person works in a hospital and helps doctors.
Nurse.
Make the sentence negative: They like pizza.
They don't like pizza.
The digital way to say: " Half past seven."
Seven thirty (7:30)
Correct this sentence: "My fathers car is old."
My father's car is old.
Complete:"She loves___mother and father."
her
An adjective to describe a city with old buildings and history.
Historic/Old
The pronounciation ending for third person singular : finish -> finishes (s,z,iz)
iz
The traditional way to say: 8:15
A quarter past eight.
Make this into a sentence using 's: The book belongs to Maria.
It's Maria's book./ This is Maria's book.
Whos is your mother's brother?
(My) uncle.
This person works in a restaurant and cooks food.
Chef/Cook
Make a negative question: "She works here."
Doesn't she work here?
The digital way to say: "Quarter to ten."
Nine forty-five (9:45)
Choose the correct one: "It is (James'/James's) notebook."
James'
Who are your father's parents?
(My) grandparents.
An adjective to describe a city with many people.
Crowded/Busy/populated
DOUBLE: answer both parts: 1) What is the pronunciation ending in third person singular for run (s,z,iz) 2) Make this sentence negative: "She runs every day."
1) z 2) She doesn't run every day.
Say this time in TWO ways: 1:55
Digital: One fifty-five. Traditional: Five to two.