I like playing hockey with my friends. It's good for ... (Pronoun)
us
I ... go to the cinema on Saturday evenings, but sometimes I stay at home and watch films with my family. (Adverb)
often
We ... go to my grandparents’ house on Sundays. We go there for lunch every week. (Adverb)
always
you / your / bed / Are / making ?
Are you making your bed?
kitchen / brother / the / your / Is / cleaning ?
Is your brother cleaning the kitchen.
How many/much chocolate are you going to ... to the party?
get
have
take
How many/much emails do you ... in a week?
send
got
listen
your / Is / sister / breakfast / eating ?
Is your sister eating breakfast?
I ... do my homework in the morning. I always do it after school. (Adverb)
never
My dad eats lots of chocolate and he knows it isn't good for ... (Pronoun)
him
How many/much juice are you going to ... at for dinner?
drank
get
have
How many/much school bags do you ... ?
drink
have
get
My brother loves swimming, but I ... go to the pool. I don’t like swimming. (Adverb)
never
How many/much information do you ... about Michael Jackson.
listen
take
know
We use a ... to count how many steps we take in one day. (Technology vocabulary)
fitness tracker
I ... make breakfast for my little sister and sometimes my dad makes it. (Adverb)
sometimes
How many/much steps do you ... in a day?
get
take
send
How many/much smart speakers do you ... at home?
have
take
get