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WorksheetsTenth A - lesson 85
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What's the imperative of the verb "to go"?
The imperative of the verb "to go" is "Goes"!
The imperative of the verb "to go" is "Go"!
The imperative of the verb "to go" is "Going"!
The imperative of the verb "to go" is "Gone"!
How do we form the negative of the imperative?
We form the negative of the imperative by using "does not"
We form the negative of the imperative by using "did not"
We form the negative of the imperative by using "do not"
We form the negative of the imperative by using "done not"
What does it sometimes mean when we put the word "over" before a verb?
Whe we put the word "over" before a verb, it sometimes means to do something excessively.
Whe we put the word "over" before a verb, it sometimes meaned to do something excessively.
Whe we put the word "over" before a verb, it sometimes meaning to do something excessively.
Whe we put the word "over" before a verb, it sometimes meant to do something excessively.
What might happen if we overate?
If we overate, we could get stomachache
If we overate, we should get stomachache
If we overate, we may get stomachache
If we overate, we might get stomachache
Choose three word that means to do something excessively
overeat
oversleep
overwork
through
charge
We _ _ _ _ _ _ a knife to cut bread
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I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ serious people.
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My mom is really _ _ _ _ _ _ with my brother. He must get good scores in the high school every day.
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In the party of my cousin. I was a _ _ _ _ _ too. She invited me the last month.
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This problem is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . My dad didn't give to me permission to do anything this weekend.
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The word _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is the opposite of overpay.
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The word _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is the opposite of undercook.
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What's the paradigm of the verb "to ride"?
The paradigm of the verb "to ride" is ride - rode - rodden
The paradigm of the verb "to ride" is rode - rode - ridden
The paradigm of the verb "to ride" is ride - rode - ridden
The paradigm of the verb "to ride" is ride - ride - ridden
We call _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ the person who works in some places for example: factories, institutions, or companies.
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