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WorksheetsElementary Unit 1
Total questions: 95
Worksheet time: 32mins
Where (a) you from?
(a) she a teacher?
What (a) her name?
(a) they married?
This (a) my brother.
I (a) a student.
Simon is married. (a) wife's name is Louise.
Sarah has a brother. (a) brother's name is Alan.
My _____ wife is my mother.
father
father'
fathers'
father's
'Helen is married.' '_____ her husband's name?'
What's
What
Whats'
What'
'I like my teacher.' 'What's _____ teacher's name?'
you
your
yours
your's
David's my brother. _____ sister's name is Anna.
Me
My
I
Mine
Is Anna your niece?
Yes, she's
Yes, he is.
No, she is not.
No, she isn't.
Is David your nephew?
Yes, he's
Yes, she is.
No, he is not.
No, he isn't.
Are Simon and Louise your parents?
Yes, they aren't.
Yes, they're.
No, they are not.
No, they aren't.
Where ________ you?
is
am
isn't
are
He _________ a doctor, he is an engineer.
is
are
isn't
am
I ________ a student.
am
is
isn't
are
What are the Possessive Adjectives for I, You and We
My, your, our
My, your, is
My, you, his
Am, are, are
What are the Possessive Adjectives for he, she, it and they
His, shes, am, is
His, her, its, their
Her, his, its, him
Is, are, am, their
.................. your first name?
My name is Raya.
What's
Where
Why
When
How old ........ he?
am
is
are
she
Is ............. married?
you
they
she
her
I ............... in a house with my parents in USA.
like
have
go
live
I ............. a brother and a sister.
have
live
go
like
Where .............. you from?
I am from Cairo.
was
am
is
are
My mother's sister is my .................
aunt
grandma
grandpa
mother
Your father and mother are your ..................
sons
parents
cousin
children
A: How are you?
B: .................................
Hello
Good morning
I am very well
thank you
What's ............. phone number?
I
he
she
her
I like shopping in London, but it’s very.......
small
horrible
expensive
easy
I like my Hungarian classes – but it isn’t an...... language to learn!
easy
difficult
cheap
expensive
My English homework is very ........ to understand.
difficult
expensive
horrible
young
My brother's daughter is my........
niece
nephew
cousin
sister
The house ........... cheap. It is expensive.
are
aren't
isn't
is
Sally and I ......... friends.
are
is
am
isn't
I ...... in a small house with two other people.
have
work
live
like
I .......... the foods here in London because they are really delicious.
like
have
don't like
live
My ......... children are my cousins.
aunt
aunts
aunt's
aunt is
That is my new laptop. I bought ......for my school work.
it
him
her
you
That is ..... phone.
me
my
she
he
Do you know .... name?
her
she
it
him
Erica is 28 years old. She ........ two children, Will and Eloise.
earns
has
works
writes
Amsterdam is ....... favourite city.
she
him
my
it
What’s ______ name?
you
your
yours
I _____ from Rome too!
is
are
'm
______ sister lives in Tokyo.
Me
I
My
I think _____ is a lawyer.
she
her
hers
What’s _____ email address?
he
his
him
I want to tell _____ about my job.
you
your
yours
Eddie and Marcus _____ French.
are
is
am
I like _____ house. It’s very big!
she
her
hers
______ the homework difficult?
Are
Is
Am
A: Can I have an espresso, please?
B: Yes, of course. _____
Bye
Can I help you?
Anything else?
A: George, this is Sumita. She’s from the
Mumbai office.
B: Hello, Sumita. _____
Pleased to meet you.
Same to you.
And you?
A: Good night. Sleep _____
well!
nice!
good!
A: Can I help you?
B: No, thanks. _____
How are you?
I’m just looking.
Anything else?
A: Have a good weekend, Bill.
B: Thanks! _____.
And you.
Vey well.
Not bad.
Write What, Where, or How.
(a) ’s your surname?
Write What, Where, or How.
(a) ’s your first name?
Write What, Where, or How.
(a) old are you?
Write What, Where, or How.
(a) ’s your email address?
Write What, Where, or How.
(a) are you from?
Write What, Where, or How.
(a) ’s your phone number?
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
verb to be. Do not use apostrophes.
Marcia (a) from Madrid.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
verb to be. Do not use apostrophes.
How old (a) they?
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
verb to be. Do not use apostrophes.
I (a) a language student.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
verb to be. Do not use apostrophes.
Where (a) she from?
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
verb to be. Do not use apostrophes.
The weather (a) cold and sunny today.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
verb to be. Do not use apostrophes.
We (a) in a café.
Write the opposite of the adjective.
good.
(a)
Write the opposite of the adjective.
old
(a)
Write the opposite of the adjective.
slow
(a)
Write the opposite of the adjective.
expensive
(a)
Write the opposite of the adjective.
easy
(a)
Write the opposite of the adjective.
cold
(a)
Write the opposite of the adjective.
new
(a)
Write the opposite of the adjective.
big
(a)
Write the pair of the family word.
brother
(a)
Write the pair of the family word.
aunt
(a)
Write the pair of the family word.
girlfriend
(a)
Write the pair of the family word.
nephew
(a)
Write the pair of the family word.
wife
(a)
Write the pair of the family word.
son
(a)
Write the answer with the Possessive 's.
Simon is married. His (a) name is Louise.
Write the answer with the Possessive 's.
Sarah has a brother. Her (a) name is Alan.
Write the answer with the Possessive 's.
My (a) wife is my mother.
Write the answer with the Possessive 's.
'Helen is married.' 'What's her (a) name?
Write the answer with the Possessive 's.
'I like my teacher.' 'What's your (a) name?
Write the answer with the Possessive 's.
David's my brother. My (a) name is Anna.
Choose the correct answers.
'How are you?'
'I'm fine, thank you. And you?'
'Have a nice day.'
'They're fine, and you?'
Choose the correct answers.
'Where's he from?'
'He's in Cambodia.'
'His from Cambodia.'
'He's from Cambodia.'
Choose the correct answers.
'Hello!'
'Hello!'
''Not bad, thanks.'
'I'm fine.'
Choose the correct answers.
'What's her name?'
'This is Phasa.'
'Her name's Phasa.'
'She is Phasa.'
Choose the correct answers.
'Hello. I'm Molika.'
'Are you?'
'What's your name?'
'Hello, I'm Dara.'
