True or False: Malik and Pablo are on the first floor.

True or False: The cafeteria is on the second floor.

True or False: The cafeteria is on the first floor.

True or False: The nurse's office is down the hallway.

True or False: The science lab is to the right.

True or False: The main office is to the left.

Bye, Hanan. See you later.

Hello, Jorge.

How are you?

What’s your math teacher’s name?

How do you spell that

Hey, Lucas

My name is Jia

What's your name

I am a student

Please, sit down

Choose the sentence that has the correct capitalization.

Choose the sentence that has the correct capitalization.

mr. garcia

the white house

new york

eastside high school

omar

new jersey

school

book

You ________ a student.

I ______ excited to learn English.

You and I_______ sick.

We ______ new to Eastside High School.

I ______ your friend.

It ______ a dog.

The book and the pen ____ on the table.

The books _____ green.

The book _____ new.

She _____ my favorite teacher.

It ______ my backpack.

the/ is /science lab / where / ? /

the cafeteria / need / I /find / to / . /

the / on / the library / floor / is / second / . /

nurse’s / office / the / is / hallway / the / down / . /

Fill in the blank with the correct subject pronoun: Maria completed the assignment on time. ___ earned full credit.

Fill in the blank with the correct subject pronoun: You and Carlos study every night. ___ both want to improve your grades.

Fill in the blank with the correct subject pronoun: My friend and I are in ESL class. ___ are learning English.

Fill in the blank with the correct subject pronoun: The computer is not working. ___ needs to be fixed.

Fill in the blank with the correct subject pronoun: The students finished the test. ___ got a good score.

Fill in the blank with the correct subject pronoun: John and I are best friends. ____ go to school together every day.

Choose the correct subject pronoun to complete the sentence: My dad is a chef. _____ works in a famous restaurant.

Which subject pronoun would replace "Ms. Smith" in this sentence? Ms. Smith graded all the exams.

She is _____ student who attends high school.

I need to go to _____ main office at my school.

I want to eat _______ apple now.

_____ airplane is a form of transportation.

______ teacher from period 8 is sick.

This is ______ problem in my house.

It is ________ office for the principal.

My phone is missing. _______ American girl has it.

LOST CELL PHONE Ms. Rodriguez lost her cell phone. She could not find it. "Where is my cell phone?" she asked her students. The students did not know. "We don't know where your cell phone is," Jose said. Ms. Rodriguez thought about it. She thought and thought. She used her cell phone during her lunch period. She used it to call her husband. Where was the cell phone now? She looked in her bag. She looked under her desk. She looked on the floor. She finally found her cell phone! It was next to her computer. What happened to Ms. Rodriguez?

LOST CELL PHONE Ms. Rodriguez lost her cell phone. She could not find it. "Where is my cell phone?" she asked her students. The students did not know. "We don't know where your cell phone is," Jose said. Ms. Rodriguez thought about it. She thought and thought. She used her cell phone during her lunch period. She used it to call her husband. Where was the cell phone now? She looked in her bag. She looked under her desk. She looked on the floor. She finally found her cell phone! It was next to her computer. What happened with Ms. Rodriguez's cell phone?

LOST CELL PHONE Ms. Rodriguez lost her cell phone. She could not find it. "Where is my cell phone?" she asked her students. The students did not know. "We don't know where your cell phone is," Jose said. Ms. Rodriguez thought about it. She thought and thought. She used her cell phone during her lunch period. She used it to call her husband. Where was the cell phone now? She looked in her bag. She looked under her desk. She looked on the floor. She finally found her cell phone! It was next to her computer. Who did Ms. Rodriguez ask about her cell phone?

LOST CELL PHONE Ms. Rodriguez lost her cell phone. She could not find it. "Where is my cell phone?" she asked her students. The students did not know. "We don't know where your cell phone is," Jose said. Ms. Rodriguez thought about it. She thought and thought. She used her cell phone during her lunch period. She used it to call her husband. Where was the cell phone now? She looked in her bag. She looked under her desk. She looked on the floor. She finally found her cell phone! It was next to her computer. Did Ms. Rodriguez use her cell phone before or during her lunch period?

LOST CELL PHONE Ms. Rodriguez lost her cell phone. She could not find it. "Where is my cell phone?" she asked her students. The students did not know. "We don't know where your cell phone is," Jose said. Ms. Rodriguez thought about it. She thought and thought. She used her cell phone during her lunch period. She used it to call her husband. Where was the cell phone now? She looked in her bag. She looked under her desk. She looked on the floor. She finally found her cell phone! It was next to her computer. Why did Ms. Rodriguez use her cell phone?

LOST CELL PHONE Ms. Rodriguez lost her cell phone. She could not find it. "Where is my cell phone?" she asked her students. The students did not know. "We don't know where your cell phone is," Jose said. Ms. Rodriguez thought about it. She thought and thought. She used her cell phone during her lunch period. She used it to call her husband. Where was the cell phone now? She looked in her bag. She looked under her desk. She looked on the floor. She finally found her cell phone! It was next to her computer. Where did Ms. Rodriguez put her cell phone?

LOST CELL PHONE Ms. Rodriguez lost her cell phone. She could not find it. "Where is my cell phone?" she asked her students. The students did not know. "We don't know where your cell phone is," Jose said. Ms. Rodriguez thought about it. She thought and thought. She used her cell phone during her lunch period. She used it to call her husband. Where was the cell phone now? She looked in her bag. She looked under her desk. She looked on the floor. She finally found her cell phone! It was next to her computer. Where did Ms. Rodriguez look for her cellphone?

LOST CELL PHONE Ms. Rodriguez lost her cell phone. She could not find it. "Where is my cell phone?" she asked her students. The students did not know. "We don't know where your cell phone is," Jose said. Ms. Rodriguez thought about it. She thought and thought. She used her cell phone during her lunch period. She used it to call her husband. Where was the cell phone now? She looked in her bag. She looked under her desk. She looked on the floor. She finally found her cell phone! It was next to her computer. Where did Ms. Rodriguez find her cell phone?

LOST CELL PHONE Ms. Rodriguez lost her cell phone. She could not find it. "Where is my cell phone?" she asked her students. The students did not know. "We don't know where your cell phone is," Jose said. Ms. Rodriguez thought about it. She thought and thought. She used her cell phone during her lunch period. She used it to call her husband. Where was the cell phone now? She looked in her bag. She looked under her desk. She looked on the floor. She finally found her cell phone! It was next to her computer. What did Jose tell Ms. Rodriguez?

LOST CELL PHONE Ms. Rodriguez lost her cell phone. She could not find it. "Where is my cell phone?" she asked her students. The students did not know. "We don't know where your cell phone is," Jose said. Ms. Rodriguez thought about it. She thought and thought. She used her cell phone during her lunch period. She used it to call her husband. Where was the cell phone now? She looked in her bag. She looked under her desk. She looked on the floor. She finally found her cell phone! It was next to her computer. Did Ms. Rodriguez find her cell phone?