Daily Language Review Week 2

Many ​ (a)   ride on a bus every day.

• childs
• children
• childrens
• children's

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Its important to stay in youse seat when an bus is moving.

• It's important to stay in your seat when a bus is moving.

• Its important to stay in you're seat when a bus is move.

• It's important to stay in your seat when an bus is moving?

There is a law that buses ​ (a)   stop at railroad tracks.

• must
• should
• can

People who drive buses must be very ​ (a)   drivers.

• helpful
• friendly
• careful

Which sentence is written correctly?

• My grandma made me a party dress and the school dress.

• My Grandma made me a party dress and she made me the school dress.

• My grandma made I a party dress and the School dress.

Which dress is written correctly?

• The dress for mine party have big purple polka dots.

• The dress four my party has big purple polka dots?

• The dress for my party has big purple polka dots.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Riding a bike is fun, but there are many rules you have to follow.

• Ride a bike is fun but there is many rools you have to follow.

• Rided a bike is fun, but there are many rules you has to follow.

• Riding a bike is fun, so they're many rules you have to follow.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• You must always where a helmut, whether you ride slowly or quick.

• You must always wear a helmet, whether you ride slowly or quickly.

• You must all ways were a helmet, whether you ride slow or quickly.

You ​ (a)   get blisters if you wear the wrong size shoes.

• could
• must
• should

For the best fit, measure you feet ​ (a)   you are standing up.

• where
• why
• when