Lesson 9 Grammar
Can you please pass me those sandwiches over there?
To become larger in size, amount, number, etc.
Expand
To climb up or to the top of something
Scale
To give something as a present (especially food, money, etc. to help others)
Donate
(He/Him/We) walked to the park by himself.
He walked to the park by himself.
There is (a/an/the) beautiful lake near the village.
There is a beautiful lake near the village.
Skillful
Having the ability to do something very well
Being the only one of its type
Unique
Great surprise or shock
Amazement
Tomorrow, (them/they/her) will interview one of our state senators.
Tomorrow, they will interview one of our state senators.
All a horses ran away when they heard the loud bang.
OR
The villagers made a fire in the middle of their village.
The villagers made a fire in the middle of their village.
Refusal or inability to believe that something is real or true
Disbelief
To go away completely; to stop existing
Disappear
To demand that someone do something or that something be done
Insist
Replace the underline words with the correct pronouns.
Tommy refused to try the strange snack.
He refused to try it.
(This/Those) paintings on the wall were painted by (these/that) same artist.
Those paintings on the wall were painted by that same artist.
Very good, impressive, or beautiful
Splendid
Always noticing what is happening; alert
Watchful
Lasting for only a short time; not permanent
Temporary
Is the underlined word a subject or object pronoun?
Yesterday, I read my favorite book.
Subject
Look at these clouds in the distance.
OR
Did you eat some of these snacks?
Did you eat some of these snacks?
An important or special part of someone or something
Feature
To state unwillingness to do, accept, or agree to something
Refuse
Showing no fear; very brave
Replace the underlined words with the correct pronouns.
Last year, the leader of the army led the soldiers into battle.
Last year. s/he led them into battle.