My sister's son is my...
nephew.
I ... TV with my family.
watch
It's her watch. Whose is the watch?
It's hers.
A whale is ... than a lion. (loud)
louder
I'm from England. I'm ...
English
Where is the lamp?
next to the sofa on the table
Yesterday I went to the supermarket and I ... ingredients to make a cake.
bought
I'm from France. I'm ...
French
Where is the coffee table?
in front of the sofa
Do we need ... sugar? (a / an / some / any)
any
My brother's wife is my...
sister in law.
We don't need ... apples. (a / an / some / any)
any
I can ... the piano.
play
Do we need ... apples? (a / an / some / any)
any
MAKE IT NEGATIVE: He likes going to the cinema.
He doesn't like going to the cinema.
I have breakfast ... the morning.
in
MAKE IT NEGATIVE: I felt sad.
I didn't feel sad.
How do you say 54?
fifty four
How do you say 35?
thirty five
My husband never ... the housework.
does
MAKE IT NEGATIVE: He came to my house yesterday.
He didn't come to my house yesterday.
I ... the housework on Sundays.
do
I ... exercise 3 times a week.
do
I'm from the USA. I'm ...
American
I like ... (go) to the cinema.
to go / going
Monday is the ... day of the week. (bad)
worst
CORRECT THE ERROR: I walk to work always.
I always walk to work.
Where are the pictures?
above the TV / over the TV
We don't need ... rice. (a / an / some / any)
any
I'm from Brazil. I'm ...
Brazilian
I love ... (shop)
to shop / shopping
We need ... rice. (a / an / some / any)
some
We need ... apple. (a / an / some / any)
an
My new job is ... than my old one. (good)
better
It's my laptop. Whose is the laptop?
It's mine.
We need ... apples. (a / an / some / any)
some
CORRECT THE ERROR: Do usually you wear glasses?
Do you usually wear glasses?
My husband's sister is my...
sister in law.
Last week I ... to the cinema.
went
I ... to music everyday.
listen.
My father's brother is my...
uncle.
I don't mind ... (get) up early.
getting
MAKE IT NEGATIVE: She said sorry.
She didn't say sorry.
We need ... sugar. (a / an / some / any)
some
The traffic is ... in the morning than the evening. (bad)
worse
My mum's mum is my...
grandma.
We don't need ... lettuce. (a / an / some / any)
a
I ... a coffee for breakfast.
have / drink
How do you say 62?
sixty two
Canada is ... than the USA. (big)
bigger
They're your keys. Whose are the keys?
They're yours.
She's the ... student in the class. (good)
best
It's the ... bridge in Europe. (old)
oldest
How do you say 71?
seventy one
My aunty's daughter is my...
cousin.
CORRECT THE ERROR: I'm bored hardly ever.
I'm hardly ever bored.
We need ... bread. (a / an / some / any)
some
It's the ... shopping street in Europe. (popular)
most popular
My father's sister is my...
aunty.
Last night I ... a film on TV.
saw / watched
It's my birthday ... the 11th January.
on
I study English ... the academy.
at / in
I ... to my sister on the phone once a week.
speak / talk
I ... four languages.
speak
We need ... bag of rice. (a / an / some / any)
a