Grammar recap: There is... there are.. gender, question words

What is the plural form of 'this'?

• those

• them

• these

• that

Identify the singular noun in the sentence: 'There are three cats.'

• dog

• cat

• mouse

• elephant

Form a question using the question word 'who' for the sentence: 'She is my sister.'

• Who is their mother?

• Who is my brother?

• Who is your sister?

• Who is she?

Explain the difference between 'there is' and 'there are' in English.

• 'There is' is used with singular or uncountable nouns, while 'there are' is used with plural nouns.

• There is used with plural nouns, while there are is used with singular nouns.

• There is used for past tense, while there are is used for present tense.

• There is used for animate objects, while there are is used for inanimate objects.

Which gender pronoun is used for a male person?

• it

• she

• he

• they

When do we use 'these are' instead of 'this is'?

• When addressing a group of people

• When referring to multiple items or objects

• When referring to a single item

• When talking about abstract concepts

Identify the plural noun in the sentence: 'This book is interesting.'

• interests

• readings

• book

• books

Create a question using the question word 'what' for the sentence: 'He is reading a book.'

• What is he wearing?

• What is he eating?

• What is he watching?

• What is he doing?

What is the singular form of 'these'?

• this

• those

• them

• that

Explain the concept of gender in English language.

• Gender in English language refers to the weather conditions in a particular region.

• Gender in English language signifies the color of an object.

• Gender in English language pertains to the classification of nouns as masculine, feminine, or neuter, influencing the form of words and their usage in sentences.

• Gender in English language is related to the number of syllables in a word.