ENGLISH WEDNESDAY

WHO IS THE LATEST MONARCH OF THE UK? Choose correct form of the verb.

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COMPLETE SENTENCE WITH THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB "TO BE"

• Oxford am not in Spain.

• Oxford isn't in Spain.

• Oxford is in Spain.

• Oxford aren't in Spain.

COMPLETE SENTENCE WITH THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB "TO BE"

• My friends are 13 years old.

• My friends is 13 years old.

• My friends amt 13 years old.

• My friends 13 years old.

COMPLETE SENTENCE WITH HAVE GOT/HAS GOT

• I still have got any presents for my dad.

• I still hasn't got presents for my dad.

• I still haven't got any presents for my dad.

• I still got any presents for my dad.

COMPLETE SENTENCE WITH HAVE GOT/HAS GOT

• My mum and I has got an hour in town so I can get a present for him.

• My mum and I have got an hour in town so I can get a present for him.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT ANSWERS:

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY COME...

• after the verb "to be"

• on the first place

• before the other verbs

REWRITE SENTENCE USING THE ADVERB IN BRACKETS IN ITS USUAL POSITION.

Walter helps his father in the kitchen. (usually)

• Walter usually helps his father in the kitchen.

• Walter helps his father in the kitchen usually.

• Usually Walter helps his father in the kitchen.

• Walter helps usually his father in the kitchen.

REWRITE SENTENCE USING THE ADVERB IN BRACKETS IN ITS USUAL POSITION.

Ramon and Frank are hungry. (often)

• Ramon and often Frank are hungry.

• Ramon and Frank are often hungry.

• Ramon and Frank are hungry often.

• Often Ramon and Frank are hungry.

CHOOSE BOTH COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

happy -

• happier

• happyst

• happiest

CHOOSE BOTH COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

good -

• goodder

• better

• best