I. Create questions for the following sentences: 1. ____________________________________________ I can’t find the health and beauty section. 2. ____________________________________________ The chicken is in the poultry section. 3. ____________________________________________ They’re 0.99 cents each. 4. ____________________________________________ They’re at the back of the store. 5. ____________________________________________ I want to buy two dozen. 6. _____________________

Possessive Adjectives We use possessive adjectives to talk about something that belongs to us or to someone else. Ex. I have a pen. My pen is red. You have a car. Your ca r is expensive. He has a book. His book is huge. She has a new dress. Her dress is beautiful. My dog has blue eyes. Its eyes are big. We have an ESL class. Our class is interesting. They have a homework assignment. Their homework is challenging. Possessive adjectives are: My - your - his - her - its - ou

I. Complete the following sentences from the list: Toothache - wisdom tooth - bleeding - check yp - crown - cleaning - hurts - X-ray - cavity - sensitive - broke - fell out - filling - chew - loose 1. My teeth —-----. 2. I have a —-------. 3. My —------ came out. 4. He —--- his tooth. 5. My tooth —-----. 6. My gums are —----. 7. I need an —-----. 8. My teeth are —------. 9. I’m here for a —--------. 10. She has a —----- tooth. 11. It hurts when I —-----.

If Conditional III A. Complete the following sentences: 1. He wouldn’t have invited them if ________. 2. The kids wouldn’t have slept at...

A. Identify the "subject", "verb", "object", and the verb "tense" in the following sentences: 1. Thomas is writing a new book about his...

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Superlative Adjectives (Practice) A. Use superlative adjectives in the following sentences: 1. Which city in Canada gets (high) amount of...

Superlative Adjectives Superlative Adjectives We use superlative adjectives to describe one among many. Ex. This mall is the largest in...

Practice the following conversations: Conversation 1: Buying Boots Sales clerk: Good morning, can I help you? Customer: I am looking for...

Taking Care of the Earth What is meant by “the environment”? 1. The place where we live in and its surrounding. 2. The weather or the...

Grocery Shopping I. Match the words with the pictures: A cup of yogurt – a carton of milk - a jar of jam – a box of cereal – a bag of flour – a can of soup – a tube of toothpaste – a pack of bubble gum - a scoop of ice cream - a bottle of oil 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. II. Use the correct containers for the following food items: - Add one more food item to each container. Tub – carton – jar – bottle – box – bag – can – t

Adjectives vs. Adverbs (Practice) Choose the correct word: 1.Rosa is (beautifully - beautiful) 2. What you're doing is (extreme -...

“Adjectives” versus “Adverbs” - Adjectives modify or describe nouns and pronouns. Example: - Ragia (noun) is beautiful (adjective). -...

Let’s talk about the Time A. Answer the following questions: 1. When were you born? 2. When does the office open? 3. How often does the...

If Conditional III When do we use “If Conditional III”? We use it to talk about an imaginary  (Unreal) situation in the past. Because we...

Going to the Doctor A. Rearrange the following conversations: Conversation 1: Doctor: You’re welcome. Here’s the prescription. Doctor:...

Verb Tense Review Correct the verbs between brackets: 1. What exactly I (have) to do? 2. I (fly) to Brazil last month. 3. What time the...

Wh. Questions We use: - "What" to ask about information Ex. What's your name? - When to ask about time. Ex. When does the movie start? - Where to ask about a place. Ex. Where do you live? - Why to ask about the reason. Ex. Why do you want to learn English? - "Who" to ask about the doer of an action. Who broke the window? - “Which” to ask about choice or selection. Ex. Which car did he buy? and - How to ask about a condition or manner. Ex. How are you? How do you cook that? I.

The Past Simple Vs. The Present Perfect Tense (Practice) A. Fill in the blanks with the correct word(s) from the box: Since – for – ago –...

Crime and Punishment - Match the pictures with the vocabulary: Judge – Jail – Hand cuff – Arrest – Fingerprint – Detective – Transcript –...