CORRECT THE SENTENCE: Often, she visits her grandparents at the weekend.
She often visits her grandparents at the weekend.
I'm Charlie's nephew. Charlie is my...
UNCLE
How do you say this time? 7:45
quarter to eight
CORRECT THE SENTENCE: Last night he doesn't watch the film with us.
Last night, he didn't watch the film with us.
My jacket was £150, that's so...!
expensive
MAKE IT NEGATIVE: She said sorry.
She didn't say sorry.
What are they? P__ __ __ __ __ __
pillows
CORRECT THE SENTENCE: I'm agree with you.
I agree with you.
MAKE IT NEGATIVE: I saw you on the bus.
I didn't see you on the bus.
CORRECT THE SENTENCE: He never is late for school.
He is never late for school.
Who is my aunt's son?
My cousin
How do you say this time? 6.30
half past six
How do you say this time? 8:25
twenty-five past eight
How do you say this time? 4:10
ten past four
How do you say... 'He study' in present continuous?
He's studying.
All my friends have / has got laptops.
have
He's ... in the kitchen. (cook)
cooking
How do you say this time? 2.00
two o'clock
She's ... in the living room. (read)
reading
CORRECT THE SENTENCE: She has many childs.
She has many children.
My jacket was only £2.50, that's very... !
cheap
She's ... to music in the bedroom. (listen)
listening
Unscramble this word to make a room of the house LAHL
HALL
CORRECT THE SENTENCE: I prefer listen music.
I prefer listening to music.
How do you say this time? 3.15
quarter past three
MAKE IT NEGATIVE: She likes going shopping with her mum.
She doesn't like going shopping with her mum.
CORRECT THE SENTENCE: She brushes her teeth in the morning always.
She always brushes her teeth in the morning.
How do you say this time? 5:50
ten to six