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Worksheet time: 1hrs 25mins
A nominative case pronoun can be used for the subject of a sentence.
true
false
Which pronouns are in the nominative case?
My favorite people are Karen, her sister, and he.
My
her
he
Which of these pronouns is in the nominative case?
them
they
ours
Nominative case pronouns can be used as the last word in a prepositional phrase.
true
false
Which pronoun is in the nominative case?
She is leaving to go to the movies with my brother and our parents.
She
my
our
Which of these is a nominative case pronoun?
we
ours
us
Nominative case pronouns can be used as linking verb complements.
true
false
Which of these is a nominative case pronoun?
her
she
hers
Nominative case pronouns can be used as action verb complements.
true
false
The nominative case pronoun in this sentence has been used correctly:
He and I have been stuck at home for six weeks.
true
false
The nominative case pronouns are being used correctly in this sentence:
We teachers wish we were back in school.
true
false
The nominative case pronouns are being used correctly in this sentence:
The students who wish school would always start at 9:30 are they.
true
false
They were left a lot of money in their ... wil.
aunts's
aunts
aunt
aunt's
Cosmopolitan is a popular ... magazine.
woman
women's
women
woman's
We had to study Charles ... early novels at school.
Dicken's
Dickens
Dickens'
Dicken
I usually spend my holidays at my ... .
uncle's John
uncle's John's
uncle' Johns
uncle John's
You can buy medicines, beauty and baby products at the ... .
chemist's
chemists'
chemist
chemists's
Last Sunday we had a barbecue in ... garden.
Bob and Mary
Bob's and Mary's
Bob and Mary's
Bob's and Mary
The ... article was quite negative.
editor-in-chief
editor-in-chief's
editor's-in-chief
editor's-in-chief's
Last year the Blacks had a ... holiday.
four weeks'
four week
four weeks
four week's
Click all the linking verbs (click more than answer) You choose the nominative case if you see a linking verb!!!!!
were or was or is
was been or has been
will be or had been
may be
The best spellers in the class are you and (she/her)
she
her
The unknown caller may be (he/him)
he
him
Ms Apollonio took Becky , two other girls and (I,me) to the movies.
I
me
He and I saw you and (they/them) before anybody else!
they
them
The person in charge of moving the lawn is (me/I)
me
I
If you were (I/me) , what would you do?
I
me
The last ones to speak at the assembly were (we/us)
we
us
Can you see (me,I) as the next winner for the talent show?
me
I
Even those of (us/we) in middle school enjoy career activities!
Us
we
It was easy for my friends and (I,me) to find the history on Megan's computer and see that she was playing Roblox.
I
me
Can you see (me, I ) as the next engineer for Boston Dynamics?
I
me
If it is Megan and ( they/them) , ask them to come in the room
they
them
Our only winner was (him/he)
him
he
That must be (she/her) and the Rudolphs in the front row of the movie theatre!
she
her
The ones who brought the lost cat home must have been (they/them)
they
them
The Jones will meet you and (I/me) at the font gate at the clubhouse.
I
me
We should bring the dogs and (he/him) back to the dog kennel.
him
he
The next time monitors are choose they might be (us/we) .
us
we
The person in charge of babysitting is (me /I)
I
me
It was not (he/him) at the top of the stairs, I can't guess who it was.
he
him
What is the subject?
Edward walked to the store yesterday.
walked
Edward
store
yesterday
What is the verb?
The cat slept in the window.
cat
slept
in
window
What is the direct object?
Tyjuan threw the football to his teammate.
Tyjuan
threw
football
teammate
What is the indirect object?
I made dinner for my family.
I
made
dinner
family
Would you use the dative or the genitive case for the phrase in red?
The boy gave roses to the girl.
genitive
dative
neither
Would you use the dative or the genitive case for the phrase in red?
I love the food of the mother.
genitive
dative
neither
Would you use the dative or the genitive case for the phrase in red?
The horse works for the farmer.
genitive
dative
neither
Would you use the dative or the genitive case for the phrase in red?
The money of the queen was used to buy a school.
genitive
dative
neither
Nominative Case is used for the
subject
direct object
indirect object/"to or for"
possession/"of"
prepositions/SIDSPACE
Genitive Case is used to show...
subject
direct object
possession/"of"
indirect object/ "to or for"
preposition/SIDSPACE
Dative Case is used for the...
subject
indirect object/ "to or for"
possession/"of"
direct object
preposition/SIDSPACE
Accusative Case is used for the...
subject
possession/"of"
indirect object/"to or for"
direct object
preposition/SIDSPACE
The Ablative Case is used for...
subject
possession/"of"
indirect object/"to or for"
direct object
prepositions/SIDSPACE
What is the indirect object of the sentence:
The coach kicked the ball to the player.
coach
kicked
ball
player
I live __ Brazil.
in
on
at
My birthday is __ August 13th.
in
on
at
My English class starts __ 09:20 a.m.
in
on
at
I go to school __ bus.
at
on
by
I was born __ 2005.
at
in
on
The book is __ the table.
on
in
at
My pen is __ my pencil case.
at
in
on
Maria Helena is __ the mall.
in
on
at
I am __ Goiânia. (born)
in
at
from
The picture is __ the wall.
on
at
in
Which of these is NOT a prepositional phrase?
over the line
by the door
near the pool
he stole it
beside me
The carpenter hit the nail with a hammer.
The carpenter
hit the nail
with a hammer
hit the nail with a hammer
the carpenter hit
We must finish our project before the holidays.
We must finish
our project
before the holidays
must finish our project
the holidays
After the storm everyone got busy cleaning the debris
got busy
cleaning the debris
everyone
after the storm
everyone got
The doctor is working very hard in the emergency clinic.
the doctor
very hard
in the emergency clinic
is working
the emergency clinic
Answer true or false:
Prepositional phrases must contain a preposition and its object.
True
False
Answer true or false:
Prepositional phrases can act as adverbs or adjectives.
True
False
Answer true or false:
Prepositional phrases can act as verbs.
True
False
Tap the correct preposition:
He lives __ front ___ our school.
for, of
in, of
to, beside
next, to
Tap the correct preposition:
Our coach wrote the work __ the board and it's __ Monday.
to, for
in, of
on, to
on, for
Find the modifier(s): In her hand.
in, her
her
in, hand
her, hand
Find the modifier(s): On small stage.
small
on, small
small, stage
stage
Find the modifier(s): near the celebrity.
near
the celebrity
celebrity
the
Find the modifier(s): around the tree.
around
tree
the
the, tree
After _________________ on the classroom floor, Jason's black jeans were very dusty.
laying
lying
After Junior _______________ in the muddy field all night, he needed a bath.
lay
laid
When Jessica _______________ her iPhone on her desk for just a moment, her teacher snatched it up and placed it in the "phone jail."
lay
laid
The ferocious tiger was ______________ in the brush hoping to ambush the herd of antelope.
lying
laying
"If you don't ________ down for a nap, you won't feel rested for your cousin's birthday party," coaxed the toddler's mom.
lay
lie
Once Jordan ____________ down his beat, he realized that his vocal was distorted, forcing him to record his rap again.
laid
lay
"Please _________________ your backpacks and phones at the front of the room before you take your seat," requested the teacher.
lay
lie
The giant sea turtle __________ on the beach awaiting a wave to wash him out to sea.
lays
lies
Daisy loves to ____________ in the yard and watch the deer eat all of my plants.
lay
lie
The beautiful ceramic tile was cut and _____________ by Bryan.
laid
lay
Beyonce__________a cake. Choose the past tense of the verb.
baked
bake
Miles____________how to use his superpowers. Choose the past tense of the verb.
learned
learn
learns
My dad_________to my game last night. Choose the past tense of the verb.
come
came
comes
Shhh! The teacher is about to___________the lesson. Choose the present tense of the verb.
began
begun
begin
LaMelo Ball_________to be almost seven feet tall. Choose the past tense of the verb.
grow
grown
grew
Yesterday, I_________Love, Hate, and Other Filters. Choose the past tense of the verb.
read
reads
reading
Scooby_______ a large pizza by himself. Choose the past tense of the verb.
eat
eats
ate
Kobe Bryant________a great basketball player. Choose the past tense of the verb "be" that makes sense in the sentence.
was
were
been
I_________I have enough money to buy a sandwich at Chick-fil-A. Choose the present tense of the verb.
thought
think
had thought
Miles_________his favorite sneakers to school today. Choose the past tense of the verb.
wear
wore
wears
¿Cómo se dice...?
"ANOCHE"
LAST NIGHT
LAST MONTH
Los verbos REGULARES agregan ED para formar el pasado.
TRUE
FALSE
I ____________ home at 10 pm last night.
COOKED
ARRIVED
The shops __________ at 7 pm yesterday.
OPENED
CLOSED
The car _________ at the petrol station.
STOPPED
STOPED
My dad ________ in an office two years ago.
WORKED
WATCHED
I _________ in Villa María three years ago.
WASHED
LIVED
The children __________ a film on Netflix last Sunday.
WATCHED
LISTENED
En inglés, el pasado de los verbos regulares se forma agregando:
...ING
...ED
I started 4th year last March.
TRUE
FALSE
"WAIT" significa:
LAVAR
ESPERAR
The English class started at 7.15pm
TRUE
FALSE
Steve _________ his car last weekend.
WASHED
WASHING
"WALK" significa...
CORRER
CAMINAR
"Hurry up! We're waiting for you! What's taking so long?"
I.... for an important phone call. Go ahead and leave without me."
wait
will wait
am waiting
waited
"Robert is going to be famous someday. He ... in 3 movies already."
has been appearing
has appeared
appeared
was appearing
"Where's Polly?"
"She..."
is in her room studying
in her room is studying
is studying in her room
studies in her room
"Hello? Alice? This is Jeff. How are you?"
"Jeff? What a coincidence! I .... about you when the phone rang."
was just thinking
just thought
have thought
had just thought
"What... about the simplified taxe law?"
"It's more confusing than the last one."
did you think
are you thinking
have you thought
do you think
"Why did you buy all this sugar and chocolate?"
"I... a delicious desert for supper tonight."
make
have made
am going to make
is making
While I .... TV last night, a mouse ran across the floor. Luckily, my cat was nearby and caught it.
was watching
watched
had been watching
watch
After ten unhappy years, Janice finally quit her job. She ... along with her boss for a long time before she finally decided to look for a new position.
wasn't getting
hadn't been getting
did not get along
hasn't been getting
A minor earthquake occured at 2:07 A.M. on January 3. Most of the people in the village were sleeping at the time and didn't know it ....until the next morning.
has occurred
occurred
was occurring
had occurred
"Paul, could you please turn off the stove? The potatoes ... for at least 30 minutes."
boil
are boiling
have been boiling
boiled
Today there are weather satellites that beam down information about the earth's atmosphere. In recent years, space exploration _ great contributions to weather forecasting.
has made
is making
makes
made
Janice ..... for almost eleven hours. Don't you think we should wake her up?
slept
is sleeping
has slept
has been sleeping
Homestead High School's football team _ a championship until last season, when the new coach led them to take the first place in their league.
had never won
never won
has never won
were not winning
Fish were among the earliest forms of life. Fish _ on earth for ages and ages.
exist
are existing
existed
have existed
Students .... this test but the time the class ends in 10 minutes.
will have completed
will complete
are completing
completed
He (a) (have) money
M parents (a) (go) to the farm last night
My father (a) (go) to Mexico next week
I (a) (enjoy) the trip tomorrow
I (a) (buy) something for my mom yesterday.
My parents (a) (love) to talk to me on weekends
My sister (a) (need) money to build her house
I (a) (study) English this moment
I (a) (talk ) with my dad when we heard the car crash
Sara (a) (study) on the platform every day
I (a) (- take) the test because I was sick
My teacher (a) (- speak) french because he doesn´t know
I (a) (go) to the funeral tomorrow. I don´t like those things
I (a) (- write) letters. She detests letters
I (a) sick yesterday
I (a) sick this moment
My parents (a) angry with me last night for a problem
Susana´s car is Toyota. ___ is Mazda
my
mine
me
My father is Lucio. ___ is Robert
yours
your
you
My house is white. ____ is yellow
her
she
hers
I live in Armenia, so my house is ____ quicentro norte
far from
close to
near
My dad lives in Guayaquil, so he is ____ Salinas
close
close to
near
We use "had + verb in participle" to talk about actions that happened BEFORE another action in the past.
(eg: She had seen the robber before he saw her)
NO
YES
It was all wet, it ________ that morning.
had rain
had the rained
had rained
had raining
By the time I got home, my mom (a) prepared a feast.
Before she entered the room the man....
saw her
had seen her
have saw her
have seed her
By the time my dad got home the dog (a) already died.
Jonas had entered the house before he texted his mom.
Jonas first texted his mom, then he entered the house
Jonas first entered the house, then he texted his mom
first one action happened, then the other
both actions happened at the same time
When Alice bought a dress, the price of it . . . considerably.
has rise
had risen
have risen
had rised
My little brother . . . my laptop, so I was very angry!
have used
has use
had used
has used
I was really sad because my dog . . . in the street.
had lost
has lost
have lost
had losted
I was in shocked when someone . . . my new cell phone!
had stole
has stolen
had stolen
had steal
Willy . . . from a trip to Dubai when his doctor told him that he got diabetes.
had just returned
had just return
has just returned
have just returned
When Mrs. Dawson entered the kitchen, her baby . . . some dishes.
had broke
has broken
had broken
had break
I . . . the household chores yet when my parents arrived home.
hasn't finished
hadn't finished
haven't finished
haven't finish
My watch . . . when I looked at it to know what time it was.
had stop
had stopped
has stopped
stopped
Harry Potter . . . Voldemort when he broke the elder wand.
has killed
have killed
had to killed
had killed
Before the film . . . the boy . . . asleep.
ended - have fallen
ended - had fell
ended - had fallen
ended - has fallen
. . . the students . . . the video before they . . . the quiz?
Has - watched - developed
Have - watched - developed
Had - watched - developed
Had - watched - develop
I was in shocked when someone . . . my new cell phone!
had stole
has stolen
had stolen
had steal
