Question

POSSESSIVES: ADJECTIVE OR PRONOUN? a. Is this car yours? Yes, it's _________b. Is that Alice's coat? No, it isn't ___________c. I think these bicycles are Molly's and yours. Oh yes, they are ____________d. Mary, this cardigan isn't mine. Is it __________?e. Where is Molly and Andy's house? __________ house is in West street.f. Nick has his cap but Henry hasn't _________g. I saw Liz and Philip with _____________son, Bill.h. Oxford is famous for ____________colleges.i. ___________ favourite sport is football. I play a lot in summer.j. I like ___________job.k. They've got two children but I don't remember __________names.l. ESL printables is a nice site. Most teachers make ___________own worksheets.THE FUTURE SIMPLE TENSEComplete the sentences. Use going to + the verbex: I (buy) some books tomorrow - I am going to buy some books tomorrow.- Sarah (sell) her car - Sarah ______________her car- I (have) breakfast this morning - I _______________breakfast this morning.- (Invite) you John to your party? - ________ you __________John to your party?- I (play) tennis with Jack. - I __________tennis with Jack.- She (lay down) for an hour - She ____________for an hour.- He (have) a meeting tomorrow. - He ______________ a meeting tomorrow.- It (rain) – It____________ .- We (watch) the game - We ____________the game.- What (wear) you to the party tonight? - What ___________ you to the party tonight?- What (do) Rachel after leaving school? - What ______________ Rachel after leaving school?- He (kick) the bal - He _____________ the bal.- (Improve) you your English? Yes, I think so. - _______you_________ your English? Yes, I think so.НЕ ПЕРЕКЛАД!!!​

Answer 1

Объяснение:

POSSESSIVES: ADJECTIVE OR PRONOUN?

a. Is this car yours? Yes, it's mine.

b. Is that Alice's coat? No, it isn't hers.

c. I think these bicycles are Molly's and yours. Oh yes, they are theirs.

d. Mary, this cardigan isn't mine. Is it yours?

e. Where is Molly and Andy's house? Their house is in West street.

f. Nick has his cap but Henry hasn't his.

g. I saw Liz and Philip with their son, Bill.

h. Oxford is famous for his colleges.

i. My favourite sport is football. I play a lot in summer.

j. I like my job.

k. They've got two children but I don't remember their names.

l. ESL printables is a nice site. Most teachers make their own worksheets.

THE FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE

Complete the sentences. Use going to + the verb

ex: I (buy) some books tomorrow - I am going to buy some books tomorrow.

- Sarah (sell) her car - Sarah is going to sell her car

- I (have) breakfast this morning - I am having to have breakfast this morning.

- (Invite) you John to your party? - Are you going to invite John to your party?

- I (play) tennis with Jack. - I am going to play tennis with Jack.

- She (lay down) for an hour - She is going to lay down for an hour.

- He (have) a meeting tomorrow. - He is having to have a meeting tomorrow.

- It (rain) – It is going to rain .

- We (watch) the game - We are going to watch the game.

- What (wear) you to the party tonight? - What are you going to wear to the party tonight?

- What (do) Rachel after leaving school? - What is Rachel going to do after leaving school?

- He (kick) the bal - He is going to kick the bal.

- (Improve) you your English? Yes, I think so. - Are you going to improve your English? Yes, I think so.

Answer 2

a. Is this car yours? Yes, it's mine. b. Is that Alice's coat? No, it isn't hers. c. I think these bicycles are Molly's and yours. Oh yes, they are ours. d. Mary, this cardigan isn't mine. Is it yours? e. Where is Molly and Andy's house? Their house is in West street. f. Nick has his cap but Henry hasn't his. g. I saw Liz and Philip with their son, Bill. h. Oxford is famous for its colleges. i. My favourite sport is football. I play a lot in summer. j. I like my job. k. They've got two children but I don't remember their names. l. ESL printables is a nice site. Most teachers make their own worksheets.

THE FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE Complete the sentences. Use going to + the verb ex: I (buy) some books tomorrow - I am going to buy some books tomorrow.

• Sarah (sell) her car - Sarah is going to sell her car.
• I (have) breakfast this morning - I am going to have breakfast this morning.
• (Invite) you John to your party? - Are you going to invite John to your party?
• I (play) tennis with Jack. - I am going to play tennis with Jack.
• She (lay down) for an hour - She is going to lay down for an hour.
• He (have) a meeting tomorrow. - He is going to have a meeting tomorrow.
• It (rain) – It is going to rain.
• We (watch) the game - We are going to watch the game.
• What (wear) you to the party tonight? - What are you going to wear to the party tonight?
• What (do) Rachel after leaving school? - What is Rachel going to do after leaving school?
• He (kick) the ball - He is going to kick the ball.
• (Improve) you your English? Yes, I think so. - Are you going to improve your English? Yes, I think so.