Money, Money, Money Vocabulary - Complete the following sentences with words from the list: balance - statement - get into debt - pay off...

The Present Simple Tense for beginners A. Identify the situations in the following sentences, (Habit – Fact – Customs or traditions and...

- Write questions about the following sentences: 1. People are increasingly avoiding unhealthy food. 2. The new generation is generally...

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Since, For, Ago Quiz A. Fill in the blanks with since, for or ago 1. I started my music class 2 weeks ----- 2. She has worked in this...

A. Identify the parts of a sentence (subject), (verb), (object) or (complete idea) in the following sentences: 1. She won the lottery. 2....

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- Put the verbs in the correct tense. Choose from the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, Past Simple or Past Continuous. 1. A: You ever (be) to Cuba? B: Yes. I (be) to Cuba many times. In fact I (be) there last summer. 2. A: How Jamila (come) to school every day? B: She (walk). 3. A: You (not study) well these days. B: Well, I (think) I (do) my best. 4. A: I (go) to Florida with my friends last summer. B: How long you (stay) there? A: One week. B: How (be) i

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