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  • How many people (is/was/were) on the plane?
    Were
  • Sue speaks English fastly, and I can’t understand her. Is the sentence correct? (Yes/No)
    No
  • Burger (Countable or Uncountable)
    Countable
  • The students are waiting patient for their teacher. Is the sentence correct? (Yes/No)
    No
  • A (packet/can/cup) of cola
    Can
  • My sister and I never (rides/are riding/ride) our bikes to school.
    Ride
  • A: Hello! Is Mike there, please? B: Yes, but he (can't/doesn't have to) speak to you at the moment because he’s driving.
    Can't
  • Every time I go skating, I (fell/fall/falls) lots of times!
    Fall
  • Butter (Countable or Uncountable)
    Uncountable
  • They are building (some/any) new flats in our road.
    Some
  • I don’t eat (many/much) cheese because my mum never buys it.
    Much
  • We always work (hard/hardly) in English lessons!
    Hard
  • You (should/shouldn't) read this book. It’s fantastic!
    Should
  • A (piece/slice/bottle) of water.
    Bottle
  • Can your dog (jump/jumps/jumped) over that chair?
    Jump
  • You must climb (careful/carefully). You don’t want to fall.
    Carefully
  • I’m sorry, but you (don't have to/mustn't) speak Spanish in class. You have to speak only English!
    Mustn't
  • Jack’s running very (fast/fastly), but I don’t think he can win.
    Fast
  • A (cup/slice/carton) of cake
    Slice
  • Our teacher is never angry and always speaks (calm/calmly).
    Calmly
  • You (should/shouldn't) watch a lot of TV because it’s not good for your eyes.
    Shouldn't
  • I can’t do this test easily. It’s very difficult. Is the sentence correct? (Yes/No)
    Yes
  • My sister eats (a lot/a lot of) burgers, and that’s not good for her.
    A lot of
  • My dad speaks Spanish very (well/good).
    Well
  • Do you can play football very well? Is the sentence correct? (Yes/No)
    No