Working girl
People who work for someone, such as a business owner, are called this.
Employees.
Words that give a name to people, places, things, ideas, and abstract objects.
nouns
An informal name called by friends or family, usually based on your real name or your character.
nickname
Numbers that show the exact position, rank, or order of something in a sequence.
Ordinal numbers
What single word means your mother and father?
People who manage the paperwork of a business hold this title.
administrators
You must add this letter to the verb for simple present statements that use he, she, or it.
-s
Something that you like doing in your free time, such as reading, playing a sport, or drawing.
Hobby
In writing, you create an abbreviation for an ordinal number by using the number itself and these specific letters from the word.
Choose the correct form: "This is _____ car." (John's / Johns')
John's
These are the things that a business sells.
products
This specific article is used before a singular noun that starts with a consonant.
a
"Take care," "Bye," and "See you later" are all examples of this social category.
goodbyes
Names of people, countries, months, holidays, and the pronoun "I" all require this specific writing rule.
Complete the simple present sentence: "He _____ soccer." (play / plays)
plays
People who advertise products belong to this profession.
marketers
To make a negative imperative, you use this structure before the verb.
don't
"What," "where," "when," "who," and "how" are used to create this type of question.
wh- questions
Questions that you only answer with short sentences starting with yes or no.
yes/no questions
Choose the correct question word: "___ is your English teacher?" (Who / Whose)
Who
Another word for business.
company
To show possession for singular nouns and irregular plural nouns (like "men" or "people"), you use this punctuation and letter.
's
To make an imperative polite, you add this word to the beginning or end of the sentence.
please
"Do" or "Does" + subject + verb is the exact structure for questions in this tense.
simple present
Fix the capital letters in this sentence: "on monday, i go to school."
On Monday, I go to school.