Which is correct?
1. Let's eat children!
2. Let's eat, children!
Let's eat, children!
We're ____ home.
We're at home.
London is full of persons today.
London is full of people today.
It's half past five.
/hɑːf/
1. I was born in 1966.
2. I was born on 1966.
I was born in 1966.
I'm ____ holiday next week.
I'm on holiday next week.
You're right. I am agree.
You're right. I agree.
My favourite film is ...
/ˈfeɪ.v ə r.ɪt/
1. It's your birthday! Let's have a party.
2. It's your birthday! Let's make a party.
It's your birthday! Let's have a party.
She never goes to work ____ foot.
She never goes to work on foot.
I usually go to swimming on Sunday morning.
I usually go swimming on Sunday morning.
I love chocolate.
/ˈtʃɒk.lət/
1. Please be quite. The baby's sleeping.
2. Please be quiet. The baby's sleeping.
Please be quiet. The baby's sleeping.
Jamie is married ____ Laura.
Jamie is married to Laura.
They're starting work at 7 am every day.
They start work at 7 am every day.
a comfortable bed
/ˈkʌm p .fə.tə.bl ̩/