TOO / ENOUGH
Complete the sentence:
“The soup is ___ hot to eat.”
too
What is the object pronoun for they?
them
Possessive pronoun for your?
Yours
“If you heat ice, it ___.”
melts
Complete:
“There isn’t ___ here.”
anybody / anyone
Complete the sentence:
“I’m ___ tired to go out tonight.”
too
Rewrite: “I called Anna.”
I called her
Choose: “This notebook is ___.”
A) my
B) mine
B) mine
Complete:
“If it rains, I ___ at home.”
will stay
Choose the correct sentence:
A) Someone didn’t call me.
B) Nobody called me.
B) Nobody called me.
Complete the sentence:
“She isn’t old ___ to drive.”
enough
Choose the correct sentence:
A) He sent the email to she.
B) He sent the email to her.
B) He sent the email to her.
Correct the sentence:
“The blue jacket is her.”
The blue jacket is hers.
Choose the correct option:
“If she ___ early, she will help us.”
arrives
Complete:
“I need ___ to help me.”
someone
Choose the correct sentence:
A) He is enough tall to reach the shelf.
B) He is tall enough to reach the shelf.
B) He is tall enough to reach the shelf.
Correct the mistake:
“Can you help we?”
Can you help us?
“This seat is ours, that one is ___.”
theirs
Correct the sentence:
“If I will finish my homework, I will watch TV.”
If I finish my homework, I will watch TV.
Rewrite using a compound word:
“I didn’t see any people.”
I saw nobody.
Correct the sentence:
“The room is too small enough for five people.”
The room is too small for five people.
(or: The room isn’t big enough for five people.)
Rewrite using object pronouns:
“They invited Mark and me.”
They invited us.
Rewrite:
“This is my phone.”
This phone is mine
Create a first conditional sentence.
“If I study, I will pass the exam.”
Complete:
“Is there ___ I can do to help?”
anything