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Count/Noncount
Prepositions
Possessive Pronouns
Past Tense
Conjunctions
100
(milk) I need ______ milk!
Non-count, nothing/some
100
_________ home
at
100
There are 2 books here. One book is yours, and one book is __________.
mine
100
she / play / basketball / yesterday
She played basketball yesterday.
100
The students study with Emily in the morning, ______ they study with Tatyana in the afternoon.
and
200
(school) I go to _______ school in Toledo.
Count, a
200
_________ class
in
200
Sally has the beautiful house on the corner. That house is _________.
hers
200
we / study / last night
We studied last night.
200
Jim wants to buy a new car, ____ he doesn't have money.
but, yet
300
(friend) I invited ______ friends to my party.
Count, nothing/some/a few/many
300
__________ Central Avenue
on
300
We share this classroom. This room is ___________.
ours
300
the teacher / work / last month
The teacher worked last month.
300
Cake is sweet, ______ lemons are sour.
but
400
(ice) Please put ______ ice in my glass.
Non-count, nothing/some/a little/a lot of
400
________ front of the fireplace
in
400
A: Is that Bob's car? B: Yes, it's ________.
his
400
my mother / wash / dishes / this morning
My mother washed dishes this morning.
400
Emily really wants coffee, ______ Jessica buys her some.
so
500
(money) Do you have _________ money?
Non-count, nothing/some/any
500
_________ the hospital (not sick, work)
at
500
A: I really like this dog. B: Thanks, he is _______. I got him as a puppy.
mine
500
Barbara / watch / a movie
Barbara watched a movie.
500
The teachers at TLC like to teach ______ they like to talk to students.
and