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Reorder and make a sentence: DVD player / is / new / a / there.
There is a new DVD player.
Reorder and make a sentence: are / two / pizzas / there / big.
There are two big pizzas.
Reorder and make a sentence: green fields / are / there.
There are green fields.
Reorder and make a sentence: new / four / there / cars / are.
There are four new cars.
Reorder and make a sentence: ten / are / desks / small / there.
There are ten small desks.
Reorder and make a sentence: dog / it's / friendly / a.
It's a friendly dog.
Reorder and make a sentence: good / a / he / friend / is.
He is a good friend.
Reorder and make a sentence: student / Mai / new / a / is.
Mai is a new student.
Reorder and make a sentence: city / beautiful / a / Ha Noi / is.
Hanoi is a beautiful city.
Reorder and make a sentence: TV / big / a / there's.
There's a big TV.
Use the Possessive Case: Peter / headphones
Peter's headphones
Use the Possessive Case: Charles / car
Charles' / Charles's car
Use the Possessive Case: Children / teddy bears
Children's teddy bears
Use the Possessive Case: Sally / CD
Sally's CD
Use the Possessive Case: John and Oliver / ball
John and Oliver's ball
Use the Possessive Case: Mary / books
Mary's books
Use the Possessive Case: Tom / bicycle
Tom's bicycle
Use the Possessive Case: That / be / satchel / Diana.
That is Diana's satchel.
Use the Possessive Case: This / be / classroom / Kate.
This is Kate's classroom.
Use the Possessive Case: Those / be / shoes / Robert.
Those are Robert's shoes.
Use the Possessive Case: That / be / computer / Ann.
That is Ann's computer.
Use the Possessive Case: This / be / house / Sam.
This is Sam's house.
Use the Possessive Case: These / be / CDs / Thomas.
These are Thomas' / Thomas's CDs.
Use the Possessive Case: Those / be / books / Brenda.
Those are Brenda's books.
Use the Possessive Case: This / be / pen / George.
This is George's pen.
Use the Possessive Case: That / be / flat / Duncan.
That is Duncan's flat.
Use the Possessive Case: This / be / magazine / David.
This is David's magazine.
Match the word with the final ending sound: clocks
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: laptops
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: chests
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: apartments
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: buildings
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: desks
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: attics
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: chairs
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: houses
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: rooms
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: moves
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: sits
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: walks
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: sings
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: washes
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: watches
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: thinks
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: writes
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: teaches
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: speaks
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: misses
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: finishes
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: starts
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: plays
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: looks
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: lives
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: has
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: goes
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: gets up
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: does
 
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You need to walk _____ this road quickly. There's lots of traffic.
 
across
 
by
 
on
We had sandwiches _____ a pretty fountain.
 
by
 
on
 
in
Joe and Alan sit _____ each other.
 
beside
 
between
 
next
There's a wastepaper basket _____ her desk.
 
under
 
on
 
between
_____ the teacher's desk is a clock.
 
Above
 
Opposite
 
Next to
We have posters _____ the walls
 
on
 
above
 
under
Tom sits _____ Lucy and James.
 
between
 
in front of
 
near to
There are four students at each table, _____ me is my friend Justine.
 
in front of
 
near to
 
opposite
Our family stays _____ a stilt house.
 
in
 
on
 
in front of
I sit _____ Sarah at school.
 
next to
 
on
 
between
The ball is _____ the table.
 
under
 
in front of
 
at
 
on
The dog is _____ the sofa.
 
on
 
next to
 
behind
 
under
There is a spider _____ the ceiling.
 
on
 
in
 
over
 
between
There are three pockets _____ this bag.
 
in
 
on
 
by
 
next to
The plant is _____ the table.
 
on
 
between
 
in front of
 
behind
He's swimming _____ the river.
 
in
 
behind
 
near
 
at the end of
Find the different ending sounds:
 
practices
 
means
 
things
 
fills
Find the different ending sounds:
 
cooks
 
breathes
 
lives
 
rooms
Find the different ending sounds:
 
plays
 
uses
 
catches
 
wishes
Find the different ending sounds:
 
finishes
 
puns
 
buildings
 
birds
Find the different ending sounds:
 
windows
 
asks
 
makes
 
stops
Find the different ending sounds:
 
dies
 
roses
 
dishes
 
rouges
Find the different ending sounds:
 
washes
 
laughs
 
months
 
works
Find the different ending sounds:
 
walks
 
kisses
 
dances
 
boxes
Find the different ending sounds:
 
cars
 
meets
 
develops
 
books
Write the possessive case: There is a cat behind my __________ computer. (sister)
There is a cat behind my sister's computer.
Write the possessive case: Look! __________ dog is running in the park. (Tom)
Look! Tom's dog is running in the park.
Write the possessive case: My __________ father is my uncle. (cousin)
My cousin's father is my uncle.
Write the possessive case: My __________ bedroom is my favourite room in our house. (grandmother)
My grandmother's bedroom is my favourite room in our house.
Write the possessive case: Is it __________ study room? (Nam)
Is it Nam's study room?
Write the possessive case: __________ mother is my teacher of English. (Mai)
Mai's mother is my teacher of English.
Find the odd word:
 
cousin
 
mother
 
father
 
brother
Find the odd word:
 
teacher
 
aunt
 
uncle
 
grandmother
Find the odd word:
 
villa
 
bed
 
lamp
 
fan
Find the odd word:
 
school
 
flat
 
town house
 
villa
Find the odd word:
 
toilet
 
table
 
sofa
 
chair
I want to live in a __________ with a big garden.
 
villa
 
country
 
town
 
stilt
My family lives in a __________ in Nguyen Chi Thanh Street.
 
flat
 
villa
 
town
 
stilt
Last year Lan lived with her family in a big __________ house in Hung Yen.
 
country
 
town
 
stilt
 
villa
K'nia lives with her family in a __________ house in Tay Nguyen.
 
stilt
 
country
 
villa
 
town
I live in a __________ house in Ho Chi Minh City.
 
town
 
stilt
 
country
 
villa
Match the word with the final ending sound: lights
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: villas
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: clocks
 
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/z/
Match the word with the final ending sound: posters
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: caps
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: beds
 
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Match the word with the final ending sound: chairs
 
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