Choose the correct noun to complete the sentence: I have one cat and she has two ___.

I stayed at home ___ it was raining.

You can have tea ___ coffee, but not both.

The books are on the table. Please give them to ___.

While everyone else was relaxing at the café, John decided to go for a jog in the park, and he runs very ___ even when he is tired.

Maria speaks very ___ so everyone can understand her clearly.

Which sentence uses the conjunction correctly?

Which is a nominal sentence?

Which is a verbal sentence?

She ___ (watch) TV every night.

Right now, they ___ (play) basketball.

I ___ (not finish) my homework yet.

He ___ (wait) for two hours when she finally arrived.

By the time we meet tonight, I ___ (study) for three hours.

I ___ (visit) Bali last year.

When I called, they ___ dinner.

By the time we arrived, the movie ___.

He ___ (work) here for five years before he moved abroad.

She ___ (read) when the lights went out.

We ___ (go) to the beach next Sunday.

This time tomorrow, she ___ on the plane.

By next year, I ___ (finish) my thesis.

He ___ (not/attend) the meeting tomorrow.

At 8 PM tomorrow, I ___ (watch) the football match.

___ is your favorite subject?

___ do you usually wake up?

Which question is correct?

Either the principal or the teachers ___ responsible for the schedule change.

Everybody ___ happy at the party.

The team ___ playing very well.

Where ___ you go yesterday?

The series of unexpected events ___ (be) quite overwhelming for the new manager.

Which sentence is correct?

Find the error: “He go to school every day.”