Grammar
Add an apostrophe or 's in the correct place:
Sara and Pablo father is in Brazil.
Sara and Pablo's father is in Brazil.
The correct possessive adjective is:
We live in the USA, but ________grandparents live in Japan.
our
Add an apostrophe or 's in the correct place.
My parents house is in the center.
My parents' house is in the center.
The correct possessive adjective is:
Marco and Samantha are married. _______hobbies are swimming and running.
their
Correct the mistakes in the plural form:
There aren't any persons in the café.
There aren't any people in the café.
The correct preposition of place is:
The toy is _____ the desk.
on
Correct the mistakes in the plural form:
The womans are from Russia.
The women are from Russia.
The correct preposition of place is:
The toy is __________the blue marker and the red marker.
between
Put the words in the correct order to make a sentence:
have/ doesn't/ a pet/ She.
She doesn't have a pet.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of Do to make negative sentences.
John and Fay __________like living in a big city.
don't
Put the words in the correct order to make a sentence:
eats/ in that restaurant/ Julia/lunch.
Julia eats lunch in that restaurant.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of Do to make negative sentences.
Jack_________ speak Spanish.
doesn't
Put the adverb of frequency in the correct place in the sentence.
Michael is in the gym after work. (usually)
Michael is usually in the gym after work.
Write how often question for this sentence:
They go on a holiday twice a year.
How often do they go on a holiday?
Put the adverb of frequency in the correct place in the sentence.
I play online games. (never)
I never play online games.
Write how often question for this sentence:
She meets her friends every weekend.
How often does she meet her friends?
Choose the best word to complete the sentence:
Can I have some/ any coffee, please?
some
Choose the best word to complete the sentence:
We don't have much/ many milk in the fridge.
much
Choose the best word to complete the sentence:
Are there some/ any people on the bus?
any
Choose the best word to complete the sentence:
I don't know much/ many people at the party.
many