Grammar (March)

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English

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3rd Grade

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Gabriela Arenazas

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

I'm sure there won't be any gas left in the future.

I'm sure there may not be any gas left in the future.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

I'm not sure, but we might build more wind farms in the future.

I'm not sure, but we will buld more wind farms in the future.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

I'm sure electric cars will use batteries.

I'm sure electric cars may use batteries.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

I'm not sure, but we might not have any coal in fifty years.

I'm not sure, but we won't have any coal in fifty years.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

I'm not sure, but we might solve the problem of pollution one day.

I'm not sure, but we will solve the problem of pollution one day.

6.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Read the words and choose the count nouns (YOU MUST SELECT 2 ANSWERS).

Plastic.

Money.

Car.

Bag.

7.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Read the words and choose the noncount nouns (YOU MUST SELECT 2 ANSWERS).

Bottle.

Idea.

Water.

Plastic.

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Grammar (March)

10 questions

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

Read the words and choose the count nouns (YOU MUST SELECT 2 ANSWERS).

Read the words and choose the noncount nouns (YOU MUST SELECT 2 ANSWERS).

Read and choose the correct sentence.

Remember we use a little and How many with count nouns.
We use a few and How much with noncount nouns.
We use a lot of or lots of (plural) with count and noncount nouns.

Read and choose the correct sentence.

Remember we use a little and How many with count nouns.
We use a few and How much with noncount nouns.
We use a lot of or lots of (plural) with count and noncount nouns.

Read and choose the correct sentence.

Remember we use a little and How many with count nouns.
We use a few and How much with noncount nouns.
We use a lot of or lots of (plural) with count and noncount nouns.

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Grammar (March)

10 questions

Choose the correct sentence.Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.sure = will/won'tnot sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.sure = will/won'tnot sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.sure = will/won'tnot sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.sure = will/won'tnot sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.sure = will/won'tnot sure = may/might

Read the words and choose the count nouns (YOU MUST SELECT 2 ANSWERS).

Read the words and choose the noncount nouns (YOU MUST SELECT 2 ANSWERS).

Read and choose the correct sentence.Remember we use a little and How many with count nouns.We use a few and How much with noncount nouns.We use a lot of or lots of (plural) with count and noncount nouns.

Read and choose the correct sentence.Remember we use a little and How many with count nouns.We use a few and How much with noncount nouns.We use a lot of or lots of (plural) with count and noncount nouns.

Read and choose the correct sentence.Remember we use a little and How many with count nouns.We use a few and How much with noncount nouns.We use a lot of or lots of (plural) with count and noncount nouns.

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Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

Choose the correct sentence.

Remember that we use will when you are sure about things and we use might or may when you are not sure about things.

sure = will/won't
not sure = may/might

Read and choose the correct sentence.

Remember we use a little and How many with count nouns.
We use a few and How much with noncount nouns.
We use a lot of or lots of (plural) with count and noncount nouns.

Read and choose the correct sentence.

Remember we use a little and How many with count nouns.
We use a few and How much with noncount nouns.
We use a lot of or lots of (plural) with count and noncount nouns.

Read and choose the correct sentence.

Remember we use a little and How many with count nouns.
We use a few and How much with noncount nouns.
We use a lot of or lots of (plural) with count and noncount nouns.