Pronoun
Emily giggles when ___ sees a colorful butterfly.
she
The cat __ (run/runs) fast.
runs
What is the plural form of box?
boxes
Is the following sentence correct?
"I have a friend, Her name is Jojo."
No, the following sentence is not correct.
The correct version should use a full-stop instead of a comma to separate the two sentences: "I have a friend. Her name is Jojo."
There are (many/any) people at the park today.
many
This is Tom's book. Can you give it to __?
The dogs __ (bark/barks) loudly.
bark
Do you have any (friend/friends)?
friends
Is the following sentence correct?
"I have a cat a dog, and some fish."
Answer: No, it is not correct.
The correct version should be: "I have a cat(,) a dog, and some fish."
There are (no/some) cookies left in the jar. Ms. Xie ate (all/much) of them.
no; all
A: What do you like to do in your free time?
B: _____ enjoy painting and going for long walks.
I
We __ (has/have) a big family.
have
We need (many / a lot of) sugar and (some / many) milk.
ANS: a lot of; some
(Marys / Mary's) book is on the table.
Mary's
We found several _____ of homemade jam in the pantry.
jars / bottles
Write a sentence using the pronoun "they"?
e.g. Tom and Jerry teach at YYPS, and they are the best teachers in the world.
Is the sentence "Those is my friends." correct or incorrect? Please explain your answer.
WRONG: The correct sentence should be:
"Those are my friends."
Why is water considered an uncountable noun? Please explain and provide one more example of an uncountable noun.
Water is called an uncountable noun because we see it as a whole, like a big glass, not as separate pieces. You can't say "two waters."
Another example is "milk." You say "a cup of milk," not "two milks."
Add the commas to the following address:
101/F The Sky Tower 88 Happy Street Central Hong Kong Island Hong Kong
101/F, The Sky Tower, 88 Happy Street, Central, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
Dad bought 5 (slices/bottles) of juice and two (loaves/cartons) of bread for the party.
bottles; loaves
My good friend is Jack. _________ call each other every day.
We
The weather (is/am/are) very bad.( It/They/She) is going to rain heavily.
is; It
Is sand considered an uncountable noun? Please explain and provide one more example of an uncountable noun besides water and milk
Yes, sand is an uncountable noun because it is made of tiny pieces. We think of sand as a whole, so we don’t count each grain. Instead, we say "a pile of sand" or "a bucket of sand."
Another example of an uncountable noun is "juice." We say "some juice," not "two juices."
Because it is too small.
Add the missing commas in the following sentence.
"QQPS has a library tuck shop STEAM lab art room playground and swimming pool.
QQPS has a library, tuck shop, STEAM lab, art room, playground, and swimming pool.
Last week, I (visit / visited / visits ) my grandma, and now I (visit / visited / visits ) her every Sunday. My aunt always ______ (bring) her cookies.