Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

There ______ no airport in our city.

Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

There _______ no museums on my street.

Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

There ______ two beds in the bedroom upstairs.

Choose the furniture and appliances found in each room.

kitchen

Choose the furniture and appliances found in each room.

Living room

Choose the furniture and appliances found in each room.

bedroom

Choose the set of words that best complete each conversation.

Example: A: Where does your father work?

B: He works at a bank.

A: Where ________you ________?

B: I live in a house not very far from here.

Choose the set of words that best complete each conversation.

Example: A: Where does your father work?

B: He works at a bank

A: Where________your brother________English?

B: He studies at the Brooks School.

Complete the conversations with the correct option. Use capitalization where it’s needed.

Example: A: Is there a closet in the bathroom?

B: Yes, and it’s a nice, big one.

A: _________bedrooms does the apartment have?

B: Only one.

Complete the conversations with the correct options. Use capitalization when needed.

Example: A: Is there a closet in the bathroom?

B: Yes, and it’s a nice, big one.

A: Tell me about the kitchen.

B: _______a nice, big kitchen.

Complete the conversations with the correct options. Use capitalization when needed.

Example: A: Is there a closet in the bathroom?

B: Yes, and it’s a nice, big one.

A: _______nice neighbors near the apartment?

B: Yes, the neighbors are close by and very nice.

Complete the conversations with the correct options. Use capitalization when needed.

A: Can you get from the apartment to a bank easily?

B: Yes,__________one bank around the corner.

Write in, on, or at to complete the paragraph.

Example: I live at 36 Tulip Street.

I live ______ an apartment. It’s _______the third floor of a building ________the corner of Tulip Street and Rose Lane. I work _______ an office building _______ 142 Mason Street.

Read about the apartment. Choose true or false for each statement.

The apartment is close to a school.

Read about the apartment. Choose True or False for each statement.

There is no elevator.

Read about the apartment. Choose True or False for each statement.

There's a garage for your car.

Look at the picture. Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

It's _________________.

Look at the picture. Choose the correct word to complete the statement.

It's _____________.

Look at the picture. Choose the correct word to complete the statement.

It's ____________.

Look at the picture. Choose the correct word to complete the statement.

It's _______________.

Look at the picture. Choose the correct word to complete tha statement.

It's ________________.

Look at the picture. Choose the option that correctly answers the question.

Example: A: Is the woman still sleeping?

B: No, she isn’t.

A: What is the woman doing?

B: __________________________.

Look at the picture. Choose the option that correctly answers the question.

Example: A: Is the woman still sleeping?

B: No, she isn’t.

A: What are the man and the woman doing?

B: ____________________________________.

Look at the picture. Choose the option that correctly answers the question.

Example: A: Is the woman still sleeping?

B: No, she isn’t.

A: Is the man washing the dishes?

B: __________________________________.

Look at Kevin's datebook. Then choose the option that completes each sentence with the correct word or phrase.

Example: Kevin has a meeting at 9:30 this morning.

Tom and Annie are coming to Kevin’s house __________ evening.

Look at Kevin's datebook. Then choose the option that completes each sentence with the correct word or phrase.

Example: Kevin has a meeting at 9:30 this morning.

Kevin is going to dinner with Emily on ______________ .

Look at Kevin's datebook. Then choose the option that completes each sentence with the correct word or phrase.

Example: Kevin has a meeting at 9:30 this morning.

Kevin’s date book shows what he plans to do every day ______________________.

Look at Kevin's datebook. Then choose the option that completes each sentence with the correct word or phrase.

Example: Kevin has a meeting at 9:30 this morning.

Kevin is going to see a movie ___________________.

Look at Kevin's date book again. Complete the statements with the present continuous.

Example: A: What is Kevin doing on Thursday night?

B: He is going to dinner with Emily.

A: What is Kevin doing every day this week?

B: He ___________________ every day.

Look at Kevin's date book again. Complete the statements with the present continuous.

Example: A: What is Kevin doing on Thursday night?

B: He is going to dinner with Emily.

A: What is Kevin doing at 10:00 on Friday morning?

B: He __________ a phone call to the Clark Company.

Look at Kevin's date book again. Complete the statements with the present continuous.

Example: A: What is Kevin doing on Thursday night?

B: He is going to dinner with Emily.

A: What are Kevin, Tom, and Annie doing together on Wednesday?

B: They ________________dinner together.

Look at Kevin's date book again. Complete the statements with the present continuous.

Example: A: What is Kevin doing on Thursday night?

B: He is going to dinner with Emily.

A: What is Kevin doing after he exercises on Wednesday?

B: He ________________ flowers for his mother.

Read the travel information. Choose the correct answer for each question.

What can you do in Phoenix in January?

Read the travel information. Choose the correct answer for each question.

How's the weather in Phoenix in January?

Read the travel information. Choose the correct answer for each question.

The article says is good to go to Vancouver in

Read the travel information. Choose the correct answer for each question.

Where are people taking walking tours in August?

Read the travel information. Choose the correct answer for each question.

When is Greater Vacations offering lower prices on vacations?

Choose How much, How many, Is there any, or Are there any to begin each question.

Example: How many eggs do they want?

__________ milk is in the fridge?

Choose How much, How many, Is there any, or Are there any to begin each question.

Example: How many eggs do they want?

_______________ butter for the bread?

Choose How much, How many, Is there any, or Are there any to begin each question.

Example: How many eggs do they want?

_______________coffee do you want?

Choose How much, How many, Is there any, or Are there any to begin each question.

Example: How many eggs do they want?

_____________ apples do we have?

Choose How much, How many, Is there any, or Are there any to begin each question.

Example: How many eggs do they want?

______________ lemons in the kitchen?