AVTC1 - LESSON 3 - WRITING A PARAGRAPH

Fill in the Blank

Put the words into the correct order to make a sentence.

in / city / the / He / lives / .

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Multiple Choice

What is missing in this one?

Created a picture of the typical man and woman.

• A subject

• A verb

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank.

..... created a picture of the typical man and woman.

• They

• is

Multiple Choice

What is missing in this one?

The 28-year-old age group the largest.

• A subject

• A verb

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank.

The 28-year-old age group ... the largest.

• They

• is

Categorize

Options (7)

1. The "most typical" person from China.

2. The population bigger every year. 

3. Cell phones are also known as mobile phones. 

4. Researchers used thousands of photos of 28-year-old people. 

5. Lives in a big city, not a small country town. 

6. My school's library has 50 computers for students. 

7. I never the computers in the library. 

Match the following

Complete sentences

Fragments

C

C

C

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

1. The "most typical" person from China.

• A subject

• A verb

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

2. The population bigger every year. 

• A subject

• A verb

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

5. Lives in a big city, not a small country town. 

• A subject

• A verb

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

7. I never the computers in the library.

• A subject

• A verb

Fill in the Blank

Unscramble the words to make sentences.

cell phones / people / A lot of / have / .

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Fill in the Blank

Unscramble the words to make sentences.

goes / to the library / every day / My best friend / .

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Fill in the Blank

Unscramble the words to make sentences.

all over / Internet / the world / use the / People from / .

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Fill in the Blank

Unscramble the words to make sentences.

are / heavy / not very / Tablets / .

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Multiple Select

Which sentences are grammatically correct?

• A. He lives in the city.

• B. He is a teacher.

• C. He is teaches English.

Multiple Choice

Complete each sentence with the correct form of be (am/is/are)

1. My favorite social networking site ... Tagged.

• am

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

Complete each sentence with the correct form of be (am/is/are)

2. My brothers ... in Seoul.

• am

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

Complete each sentence with the correct form of be (am/is/are)

3. My sister ... a doctor.

• am

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

Complete each sentence with the correct form of be (am/is/are)

4. I think social media ... a great way to meet people. 

• am

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

Complete each sentence with the correct form of be (am/is/are)

5. Facebook and Twitter ... fun.

• am

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

Complete each sentence with the correct form of be (am/is/are)

6.I ... in law school.

• am

• is

• are

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Fill in the Blank

1.I ... science for about two hours every day. 

Fill in the Blank

My sister ... science for about three hours a day. 

Fill in the Blank

2. I ...  Twitter better than Facebook. 

Fill in the Blank

Joe ...  Facebook better than Twitter. 

Fill in the Blank

3. Pam and Luke ... in the country.

Fill in the Blank

Alex ... in the city.

Fill in the Blank

4. Tina ...  three languages: Spanish, French, and English. 

Fill in the Blank

I ... two languages: English and Mandarin.

Fill in the Blank

5.Matt and Kim ...  the computers in the library. 

Fill in the Blank

James ... the computers in the coffee shop.

Break time
10 minutes

Multiple Choice

Which is a good paragraph?

• Smartphones help students in many ways. They can access the internet for studying and find lots of information. There are educational apps to learn different subjects. Smartphones have tools like calendars and reminders to stay organized. Students can also use smartphones to communicate and work together on projects. Overall, smartphones are useful for students and make learning easier.

• Smartphones help students in many ways. They are very expensive but many students want to have ones. Students love iPhone more than android phones because they can share pictures very fast. Old people don't like smartphones.

Match

Match the following

• To introduce the topic and tell what the paragraph will explain about the topic. It is often the first sentence.

• To explain or give examples/details about the topic.

  They are the middle sentences.

• To repeat the topic sentence in different words or summarize the main points. It is the last sentence.

A topic sentence

Supporting sentences

A concluding sentence

• A topic sentence

• Supporting sentences

• A concluding sentence