Complete the conversation. Use a, an, some, or any.

A: What do we need for lunch?

B: Let’s see. We need (a)   pasta.

Unscramble the questions.

you / ? / for / lunch / what / usually / do / drink

(a)  

Write Wh-questions to complete the conversations. Use the words in parentheses.

A: (a)   (play / tennis)

B: I play tennis in the park.

Complete the conversations. Use can or can’t.

A: (a)   Mia and Wendy play chess?

B: Yes, they can. They’re really good at games like that.

Write never in the correct places.

Steve eats a sandwich and some vegetables for dinner.

(a)  

Complete the sentence. Use a, an, some, or any.

A: Do we have (a)   milk?

Unscramble the questions.

eat / you / ? / what / time / do / dinner / usually

(a)  

Write Wh-questions to complete the conversations. Use the words in parentheses.

A: (a)   ? (sports / play)

B: I play soccer and tennis

Complete the conversations. Use can or can’t.

A: Can you drive?

B: Yes, I (a)   . I really love to go fast.

Write sometimes in the correct place.

June eats late on Sundays.

(a)  

Unscramble the questions.

dinner / always / do / spaghetti / ? / for / they / eat

(a)  

Write Wh-questions to complete the conversations. Use the words in parentheses.

A: (a)   ? (your team / practice)

B: We practice once a week.

Complete the sentence. Use can or can’t.

A: Can Brittany tell good jokes ?

B: No, she (a)   . She’s not very funny