Use TOO or ENOUGH to complete the sentence:

The tree is (a)   tall to climb.

Unscramble the sentence:

get rest / Did / yesterday? / she

(a)  

Answer the question, use word in the brackets:

Did he eat fruit yesterday? (No)

(a)  

Read and write, use A FEW or A LITTLE:

Is there any rice?

Yes, there is (a)   .

Choose the word to complete the sentence: buy - money - price

The (a)   of that box of cereal is fifty cents.

Use SOME or ANY to complete the sentence:

I want (a)   chocolate.

Use TOO or ENOUGH to complete the sentence:

I have (a)   homework for today.

Look at the picture and write the vocabulary:

(a)  

Use A FEW or A LITTLE to complete the sentence:

There are (a)   students in the class.

Use SOME or ANY to complete the sentence:

Can I have (a)   sandwiches, please?

Choose the word to complete the sentence: get exercise - eat fruit - get rest:

He likes apples, grapes and watermelons. He likes to (a)   .

Use TOO or ENOUGH to complete the sentence:

The coffee is (a)   hot for me to drink.

Use A FEW or A LITTLE to complete the sentence:

You need to put (a)   salt in this soup to make it better.

Look at the picture and write the vocabulary:

(a)  

Use SOME or ANY to complete the sentence:

There isn't (a)   honey in this tea.

Choose the word to complete the sentence: compare - money - put away

Please (a)   your toys before you go out.

Unscramble the word:

s c l e m u -> (a)  

Use TOO or ENOUGH to complete the sentence:

You need to eat (a)   fruit every day.

Use A FEW or A LITTLE to complete the sentence:

I have (a)   questions about the homework.