Commands

Match the following requests with their appropriate actions.

• __________ the lawn.

• Mow

• __________ help Mom with the chores.

• Get

• __________ the groceries.

• Please

• __________ the dishes away.

• Put

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Please' as it politely requests assistance. The sentence 'Please help Mom with the chores' is a complete and courteous way to ask for help, while the other options do not fit grammatically.

Hey William, can you __________ the lawn mower from the garage?

• Please

• Mow

• Get

• Put

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Get' because the sentence requires a verb that indicates retrieving the lawn mower from the garage. 'Get' fits this context, while 'Mow', 'Put', and 'Please' do not complete the sentence appropriately.

Match the following actions with the appropriate requests:

• __________ the books on the shelf.

• Mow

• __________ the dishes in the sink.

• Get

• __________ the groceries from the store.

• Put

• __________ the grass in the backyard before Aria and Nora come over?

• Please

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Mow' because it fits the context of the sentence, indicating the action needed to maintain the grass in the backyard. The other options do not convey a relevant action for grass care.

Hey Michael, can you (a)   the mowed grass in a bag?

• Please
• Mow
• Get
• Put

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Put' because it fits the context of the sentence, indicating the action of placing the mowed grass into a bag. Other options do not grammatically or contextually complete the sentence.

the dog for a walk.

Answer explanation

The phrase 'the dog for a walk' suggests an action involving taking the dog outside. The correct choice would be 'take' to complete the sentence as 'take the dog for a walk.'

the leash on first.

Answer explanation

The phrase 'the leash on first' suggests that the leash is being put on first, indicating a sequence of actions. This implies that the leash is prioritized in the process, making it the correct choice.

______to the dog part

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'go'. The phrase 'go to the dog part' suggests movement or direction towards a specific location, which fits with the verb 'go'.

___________be careful when you cross the streets.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'You should'. The sentence advises caution, indicating that it is necessary to be careful when crossing streets, which aligns with the use of 'should' to express obligation.

Hey Benjamin, can you (a)   the tools in the shed?

• Please
• Mow
• Get
• Put

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Put' because it logically completes the sentence, indicating an action to place the tools in the shed. Other options like 'Please', 'Mow', and 'Get' do not fit the context appropriately.

Hey Emma, can you help (a)   the leaves from the driveway?

• Please
• Mow
• Get
• Rake

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Rake' because it specifically refers to the action of gathering leaves, which fits the context of removing leaves from the driveway. The other options do not convey this action.