Plurals
The plural of ''child''
He always (go) to school by bus. (Complete the sentence)
goes
Use ''often'' in the right place:
I play football after school
I often play football after school
When hair is the color of the sun
blond
You drink coffee from this
cup
the plural of tooth
teeth
She / like / pizza? (Form a question
Does she like pizza?
This adverb means ''not always''.
sometimes
Opposite of "slim."
plump / fat
A yellow fruit often used for juice
lemon
the plural of knife
knives
They (not / watch / TV) in the morning. (Make negative)
They don't watch TV in the morning
How often do you brush your teeth? (Use an adverb of frequency in your answer)
Answer may vary
Hair that is not straight and not curly
wavy hair
You use this to cut bread
knife
the plural of mouse
mice
My sister (study) English every day. (Complete the sentence)
My sister studies English every day
Use the adverb ''usually '' in this sentence:
She is happy on Mondays
She is usually happy on Mondays
Opposite of shy
confidente / outgoing
A long, orange vegetable. Rabbits love it
carrot
the plural of ox
oxen
You / live / in / Italy? (Form a question)
Do you live in Italy?
This adverb mean ''0% of the time''
never
A person who thinks only about themselves is this
selfish
a kitchen utensil (= a tool) for mixing eggs, etc. very fast
whisk