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(Use an object pronoun) I give dad a present at Christmas. I give _____ a present at Christmas.
him
(Use an object pronoun) I sometimes visit my grandmother. I sometimes visit ____.
her
(use an object pronoun) They never talk to you and me. They never talk to _____..
us
(use an object pronoun) Do you like my dog? Do you like______?
it / him
(use an object pronoun) I eat potatoes and tomatoes every day. I eat _____ every day.
them
(use an object pronoun) I like cheese. I like ...
it
My uncle’s mother is my ...
grandmother
My aunt’s daughter is my...
cousin
My stepfather’s son is my ...
stepbrother
I’m my father’s...
daughter / son
I’m my husband’s ...
wife
My mother’s brother is my...
uncle
Omar goes swimming. (never)
Omar never goes swimming.
My sister has breakfast at home. (usually)
My sister usually has breakfast at home.
We study Spanish on Sundays. (never)
We never study Spanish on Sundays.
Does he play basketball in PE? (sometimes)
Does he sometimes play basketball in PE?
My family eat pizza on Sundays (often)
My family often eat pizza on Sundays.
They play tennis. (always)
They always play tennis.
_____________________ is a beautiful country in Europe famous for its chocolate.
Switzerland
Paella is a ______________ food.
Spanish
The Seine River is a _______________ river in France.
French
Hungarian people were born in __________________________.
Hungary
Real Madrid is a soccer team from ___________________________.
Spain
David Beckham was born in London. He was a _____________ soccer player.
British
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