It's Louis' pen. Who does the pen belong to?
I can't tell
Someone called Loui
Someone called Louis
The boys' pens. How many boys are there?
I can't tell
more than one
one
The boy's pens. How many boys are there?
more than one
I can't tell
one
The boys' pen. Which statement is true?
There is one pen and one boy.
There is one pen and more than one boy.
There is more than one pen and more than one boy
There is more than one pen and one boy.
The children's dogs. How many dogs are there?
I can't tell
More than one
One
The children's dog. How many dogs are there?
I can't tell
more than one
one
The girl's shoes. Which statement is true?
There is one girl and one shoe.
There is more than one girl and more than one shoe.
There is one girl and more than one shoe.
There is more than one girl and one shoe.
It's Loui's pen. Who does the pen belong to?
I can't tell
Someone called Loui
Someone called Louis
The girls' shoes. Which statement is true?
There is more than one girl and one shoe
There is one girl and more than one shoe.
There is one girl and more than one shoe.
There is more than one girl and more than one shoe.
It's the teachers' office. Who does the office belong to?
More than one teacher
I can't tell
One teacher
It's Amy's bag. Who does the bag belong to?
Amys
Amy
I can't tell
The children's dog. How many children are there?
one
more than one
I can't tell
The boy's pen. Which statement is true?
There is more than one pen and more than one boy.
There is one boy and one pen.
There is one boy and more than one pen.
There is more than one boy and one pen.
It's the teacher's office. Who does the office belong to?
I can't tell
lots of teachers
one teacher