Object Pronoun
Say the object pronoun for:
She
Her
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(She/her) is in class with me.
She is in class with me.
Choose the adverb of time:
fast
behind
today
today
Correct the mistake:
He oftens listens to the radio.
He often listens to the radio.
my / clean / I / bedroom / often
I often clean my bedroom.
Say the object pronoun for:
We
Us
Say the subject pronoun for "me".
I
What's the adverb of time?
I can't wait to sleep tonight.
tonight
Say three adverbs of frequency.
e.g. often, sometimes, usually, never, always
on / usually / TV / watch / football games / we
We usually watch football games on TV.
My cousin Mario is now living in London. I miss _____.
My cousin Mario is now living in London. I miss him.
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Lucy and I like football a lot.
We like football a lot.
What's the adverb of time?
Now we can talk about the event.
Put in the adverb of frequency.
She plays the guitar on Sundays. (never)
She never plays the guitar on Sundays.
into the kitchen / Sherlock / runs / often / in the morning
In the morning Sherlock often runs into the kitchen.
OR
Sherlock often runs into the kitchen in the morning.
My neighbors have a house in London. I like to visit _________.
My neighbors have a house in London. I like to visit them.
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Susy and (I/me) like to read comics.
Susy and I like to read comics.
Put in "tomorrow".
We meet her family and friends.
Tomorrow we meet her family and friends.
OR
We meet her family and friends tomorrow.
Make a sentence with:
(to) eat / always
e.g. I always eat Kebab.
in the park / Ryan / at the weekend / eats / ice cream
At the weekend Ryan eats ice cream in the park.
OR
Ryan eats ice cream in the park at the weekend.
Sandy is paying attention. The teacher is explaining the lesson to _____.
Sandy is paying attention. The teacher is explaining the lesson to her.
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Do Tom and David sometimes drink coffee?
Do they sometimes drink coffee?
Put in an adverb of time.
We can only win this game.
We can only win this game right now.
I _____ go to the gym. I like using machines one or two days a week, but I prefer to play sports.
I sometimes go to the gym. I like using machines one or two days a week, but I prefer to play sports.
often / him / She / in the afternoon / in the park / meets
She often meets him in the park in the afternoon.