Plural for word “woman”

Singular for word “Lice”

Is there ——— coffe in the pot?

There is not ——— ink in my pen.

She drank a ———- milk only.

A ———— of eggs.

A ——— of keys.

The baby is ——— first child of this family.

My father always has ——— cup of coffe in the morning.

You can have your files, they are ———

The bird flew to ——— nest.

I love ——— family very much.

——— teachers English in your class?

We are going to ——— airport in ——— hour time.

My father took us to ——— beach for ——— picnic.

There are ——— boys in the field.

How ——— money do you have?

An ——— of soldiers.

Plural for word “Army”

——— bicycle is parked in the shed?

The sender of the email is asking Mr Carlo to

Tasik Intan Karate School is

The Malaysia Festival will

The bag helps to keep

Buyers will get

Aqilah is asking Sheila to

Amir is texting Farah to

The poster says that

The notice aims to

Those who want to know about world events should watch

The news report tells us that the cyclist

From the email we know that the football training will be

The news headline tells us that parents

Pages 20-24 would most probably be read by

Based on the pie chart, students read ________the most

What did Sarah have recently?

Mum was up rather early that morning. I ran into the kitchen and ____ her humming a happy tune. I could sense that she was in a good mood.

She pinched some pre-soaked mustard seeds, ready to grind them into a paste with her grinding stone - a big rolling pin made ____ raw granite. This rolling pin rolled over a thick flat granite slab.

I offered to help her grind the mustard seeds and when I was done, I ____ some chillies into a paste.

We ____ the electric blender back then, no doubt, but on that particular day, it had to be done the traditional way.

While I ___ at it, she lightly fried several pieces of fish which had been marinated with salt and turmeric.

Mum loved to _____ her time in the kitchen. She could spend hours cooking up a storm.

Mustard oil was heated in a pan and then ___ tenderly put in the five spices.

Next, she slowly added the mustard paste and red chilli paste to sauté before putting ___ the fish pieces to simmer gently.

After a while, the gravy was at ___ right consistency. Mum's eyes twinkled with happiness.

A feeling of pure joy swept ____ her as she proudly announced "Fish in Mustard Gravy".

With a final flourish, she _____ the pan and threw in a handful of green chillies to make the gravy more spicy.

I could ____ wait to try Mum's new dish. My stomach rumbled with hunger.