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He (a)   inside the house.

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Mum and Dad (a)   away

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Grandma (a)   here.

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Grass (a)   green.

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The sun (a)   yellow.

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(a)   the sea blue?

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New York (a)   a city in the USA.

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Canada (a)   north of the USA.

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A horse (a)   an animal.

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The bike (a)   from my father.

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The poster (a)   from John.

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The plane (a)   late.

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The people (a)   noisy.

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Nobody (a)   here.

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John, Mike and Bo (a)   sick.

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An egg (a)   white and yellow.

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Rome (a)   the capital city of Italy.

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Beans (a)   green.

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They (a)   healthy.

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I (a)   hungry.

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Sylvia (a)   in love with Bob.

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The queen (a)   fat.

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The king (a)   strong.

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You (a)   brave.

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They (a)   mad.

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Coffee (a)   hot.

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Ice-cream (a)   cold.

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Pancakes (a)   good.

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It (a)   a super job¡

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Scott (a)   a boy.

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He (a)   seven years old.

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Maria (a)   a girl.

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She (a)   Scott´s sister.

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You (a)   in my house.

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I like it when you (a)   here.

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He (a)   a good footballer.

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They (a)   from Germany.

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We (a)   from Denmark.

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It (a)   hot today.

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Tinker (a)   a dog.

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He (a)   my dog.

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A football (a)   often white.

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It (a)   my bike.

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Muzzy (a)   a monster.

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We (a)   happy.

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(a)   you from America?

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He (a)   tall.

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I (a)   from Australia.

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She (a)   from Canada.

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They (a)   new here.

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Today (a)   Tuesday.

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And tomorrow (a)   Wednesday.

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Peter (a)   a grade three.

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Sarah and Derek (a)   at home.

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We (a)   going to eat now.

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I (a)   good at math.

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You and I (a)   good friends.

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(a)   you his friend?

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Hockey (a)   a winter sport.

He is a lawyer.

(a)  

You are tired.

(a)  

I am tall.

(a)  

It is interesting.

(a)  

We are students.

(a)  

I am happy.

(a)  

You are at school.

(a)  

She is a nurse.

(a)  

It is a big.

(a)  

We are early.

(a)  

You are students.

(a)  

They are quiet.

(a)  

Are they quiet? (short answers)

(a)  

Are you students? (short answers)

(a)  

Are we early? (short answers)

(a)  

Is it a big? (short answers)

(a)  

Is she a nurse? (short answers)

(a)  

Are You at school? (short answers)

(a)  

Am I happy? (short answers)

(a)  

Are we students? (short answers)

(a)  

Is it interesting? (short answers)

(a)  

Are you tired? (short answers)

(a)  

Is he a lawyer? (short answers)

(a)  

Use the correct possessive adjective:

I am tom (a)   home is in Toronto.

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She is a pilot. (a)   work is dangerous.

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Monkeys are funny, (a)   arms are really long.

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Ben has got a sister. (a)   name is Monica.

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We have got a car. (a)   car is new and expensive.

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He likes bikes. (a)   bike is modern.

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Dave and Ron are friends. (a)   parents are friends too.

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She is a teacher. (a)   students are really smart.

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I have got a lot of books. (a)   books are great.

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You are at home and (a)   dog is in the park.

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Mum and I cook something every day. Dad loves (a)   dishes.

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Meg and Sue are going to the party. (a)   dresses are nice.

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I can´t draw well. (a)   pictures are awful.

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Jack is sad. (a)   cat is lost.

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Bella has 2 hamsters. (a)   pets are funny.

I have a bicycle.

The bicycle is (a)   ,

You have a bicycle.

The bicycle is (a)   ,

He has a bicycle.

The bicycle is (a)   ,

She has a bicycle.

The bicycle is (a)   ,

We have a bicycle.

The bicycle is (a)   ,

They have a bicycle.

The bicycle is (a)   ,

We bought that house last year. It is (a)  

This car belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Smith. It is (a)  

I think I saw John drop this pen. I think it is (a)  

This book is (a)   . it has my name on it

My brother and I made that chair. It's (a)  

Excuse me. This phone is (a)   . You forgot to take it with you.

The little boy shouted, "Give the ball to me¡ It's (a)   ¡"

That's (a)   . We bought it last night at the department store.

The bicycles were (a)   , so they rode them home after school.

A: Are you sure this book belongs to your mother? B: Yes, it's (a)  

This is (a)   "you ordered the pizza. I ordered the spaghetti.

A: Is this Robert's? B: No, It's not (a)   .

I think these keys are (a)   . I left them on the table.

Thomas can find his classroom, but Susan and Mary can't find (a)   .

Make each noun plural:

Family

(a)  

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goose

(a)  

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arch

(a)  

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loaf

(a)  

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fungus

(a)  

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cactus

(a)  

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horse

(a)  

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shelf

(a)  

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easel

(a)  

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poppy

(a)  

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wharf

(a)  

Make each noun plural:

person

(a)  

Make each noun plural:

fax

(a)  

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louse

(a)  

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penny

(a)  

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dwarf

(a)  

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dragon

(a)  

Make each noun plural:

holiday

(a)  

Make each noun plural:

ox

(a)  

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hero

(a)  

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nucleus

(a)  

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reflex

(a)  

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party

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Make each noun plural:

appendix

(a)  

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hoof

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curriculum

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Make each noun plural:

speaker

(a)  

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syllabus

(a)  

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abyss

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Make each noun plural:

bacterium

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Make each noun plural:

spy

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to do the negative form this sentence:

I read a book

(a)  

to do the negative form this sentence:

you read a book

(a)  

to do the negative form this sentence:

he reads a book

(a)  

to do the negative form this sentence:

she reads a book

(a)  

to do the negative form this sentence:

It rains a lot here

(a)  

to do the negative form this sentence:

We read a book

(a)  

to do the interrogative form this sentence:

I eat a sandwich

(a)  

Answer (short or long) the questions correctly:

do you drink soda?

(a)  

to do the interrogative form this sentence:

He works in an office

(a)  

to do the interrogative form this sentence:

She brings an umbrella

(a)  

to do the interrogative form this sentence:

The dog runs in the house

(a)  

to do the interrogative form this sentence:

We study hard at night.

(a)  

to do the interrogative form this sentence:

They create a design.

(a)  

Answer (short or long) the questions correctly:

Do I eat a sandwich?

(a)  

Answer (short or long) the questions correctly:

Does he work in an office?

(a)  

Answer (short or long) the questions correctly:

Does She bring an umbrella?

(a)  

Answer (short or long) the questions correctly:

Does the dog run in the house?

(a)  

Answer (short or long) the questions correctly:

Do we study hard at night?

(a)  

Answer (short or long) the questions correctly:

Do They create a design?

(a)