Grammar guide

costly, friendly, lively, likely, lonely, lovely, silly. They can complete the sentence:

• Kids are usually......

• He writes in a...........way

• We live.......

We walked across the field, means:

• We were in the field

• We were on the field

• We were over the field

We walked through the wood, means:

• We were over the wood

• We were on the wood

• We were in the wood

Incorrect: Every children need love.

• Correct: Every children need love.

• correct: Every child need love.

• correct: Every child needs love.

Incorrect: We are already for the show.

• Correct: We are all ready for the show.

• Correct: we have all ready for the show

• Correct: We are al ready for the show.

Incorrect: He did it anyhow.

• Correct: He managed to do it how.

• Correct: He managed to do it somehow.

• Correct: He managed to do it somewhat

Use 'anyhow' to mean 'in

• order

• disorder

• a certain order

Incorrect: I have a hammer and chisel.

• I have a hammer and one chisel.

• I have a hammer and a chisel.

• I have a hammer and a chisels

Incorrect: He asked me a loan

• He asked me for a loan

• He asked me to a loan

• He asked me for some loan

Incorrect: First, everything seemed fine, but then things started going wrong.

• In the first everything seemed fine, but then things started going wrong.

• At first everything seemed fine, but then things started going wrong.

• At first of everything seemed fine, but then things started going wrong.