HW 2: Grammar & Text Structure Review (L1)

HW 2: Grammar & Text Structure Review (L1)

Level 1, Unit 1: Personal Information

Grammar Review

Lesson B: Possessive Adjectives

Take Notes!

Use your notes to help you with the practice questions.

Read each sentence.

Choose the correct subject pronoun or possessive adjective.

Multiple Choice

She is from Greece. ______ first language is Greek.

• She

• He

• Her

• His

Multiple Choice

They are from Reno. _______ are Nevadans.

• We

• They

• Our

• Their

Multiple Choice

_______ last name is Rodriguez. He is from El Salvador.

• She

• He

• Her

• His

Multiple Choice

I am from Spain. ______ first language is Spanish.

• You

• I

• Your

• My

Multiple Choice

My husband and I are from Turkey. ______ nationality is Turkish.

• They

• We

• Their

• Our

Multiple Choice

Gunther and Doris are from Germany. _______ are German.

• They

• We

• Their

• Our

Multiple Choice

_______ address is 546 Oak Street and his phone number is 555-8437.

• He

• She

• His

• Her

Multiple Choice

She is from Malaysia. ______ last name is Munsi.

• He

• She

• His

• Her

Multiple Choice

Their last name is Reyes. ______ are from the Philippines.

• We

• They

• Our

• Their

Multiple Choice

_______ name is Jody. It's nice to meet you.

• I

• We

• My

• Our

Text Structure Review

Parts of a Good Paragraph

Watch the video that explains that parts of a good paragraph. Take notes!

Then, practice topic sentences, supporting details, and concluding sentences.

Topic Sentences

Read each paragraph carefully.

Choose the best topic sentence.

Here is some useful vocabulary for the paragraphs.

Multiple Choice

Read the paragraph. Choose the best TOPIC SENTENCE.

• In December, it usually snows.

• Snow does not cause many problems.

• Snow is beautiful, but it causes many problems.

Multiple Choice

Read the paragraph. Choose the best TOPIC SENTENCE.

• My favorite city is New York City.

• New York City is a very busy city.

• New York City is also full of energy.

Multiple Choice

Read the paragraph. Choose the best TOPIC SENTENCE.

• Road cycling can be a dangerous sport.

• Road cycling fans can be a danger to riders.

• Road cycling is an extremely exciting sport.

Supporting Sentences

Read each paragraph carefully.

Choose the TWO (2) sentences that are NOT related or connected to the topic.

Here is an Example.

Multiple Select

Read the paragraph.

Choose the TWO (2) sentences that are NOT connected.

• I keep important documents in its drawers.

• My father makes bookcases and other wooden furniture.

• I have trouble remembering my fax number.

• All my office supplies are in the closet.

Multiple Select

Read the paragraph.

Choose the TWO (2) sentences that are NOT connected.

• My grandmother lived to be 87.

• She does not like to eat white rice.

• Mrs. Wills also cleans her own house.

• She exercises by walking on the beach.

Concluding Sentences

Read each paragraph carefully.

Choose the best concluding sentence for each paragraph.

Here is some useful vocabulary from the paragraphs.

Multiple Choice

Read the paragraph. Choose the best CONCLUDING SENTENCE.

• It is important to think about all of these things when you are buying a car.

• The most important thing is the kind of car that you want to buy.

• You can buy your new car from a friend or a car dealer.

Multiple Choice

Read the paragraph. Choose the best CONCLUDING SENTENCE.

• People like to be with their family and friends during Hanami.

• Looking at flowers during Hanami is interesting.

• Hanami is a Japanese custom that many people love.

Multiple Choice

Read the paragraph. Choose the best CONCLUDING SENTENCE.

• Mondays are worse than Tuesdays, but they are better than Sundays.

• I don't like meetings on Mondays.

• These are just a few reasons why I don't like Mondays.