| Present and Present Progressive (-ing) | Past Tense | Possessives | Count and Non-Count Nouns | Reading a Grocery Ad |
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Last year, I lived in Mexico.
Last year, I (live/lived) in Mexico.
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Last year, I lived in Mexico.
Last year, I (live/lived) in Mexico.
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Joe took his lunch to work.
Joe took (his/he's) lunch to work.
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There are many guests at the party.
There (is/are) many guests at the party.
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Pineapples cost $3.79 each.
How much do pineapples cost? (Answer in a complete sentence)
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He is working on his computer right now.
He is (works/working) on his computer right now.
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She was an engineer.
She (was/were) an engineer.
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Peter's last name is Brown.
(Peter is/Peter's) last name is Brown.
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Is there some cheese in the fridge?
(Is/Are) there some cheese in the fridge?
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Bananas cost 69 cents a pound.
How much do bananas cost? (Answer in a complete sentence)
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Are you going to work now?
Are you (go/going) to work now?
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They didn't sweep their kitchen floor.
They (didn't/doesn't) sweep their kitchen floor.
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Their children go to school.
(They/Their) children go to school.
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I need some milk.
I need (some/one) milk.
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Two packages of hotdogs cost $5.98
How much do two packages of Sunny Farms hotdogs cost? (Answer in a complete sentence)
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I am cooking dinner; I like to use fresh vegetables.
I am (cook/cooking) dinner; I like to (use/using) fresh vegetables.
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He cleaned his apartment yesterday, then he took his trash to the dump.
He (cleans/cleaned) his apartment yesterday, then he (taked/took) his trash to the dump.
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Kathy's brother builds houses; her sister works at Walmart.
(Kathy's/Kathy is) brother builds houses; (her/she's) sister works at Walmart.
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We bought some coffee and a few oranges at the store.
We bought (any/some) coffee and (a few/a little) oranges at the store.
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100 paper napkins are $1.95
How much are 100 paper napkins? (Answer in a complete sentence)
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They are watching TV; they like action movies.
They are (watch/watching) TV; they (are liking/like) action movies.
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Last week, I drove to work; today I'm walking to work.
Last week, I (drove/drived) to work; today I'm (walk/walking) to work.
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We washed our clothes last night; I ironed my shirt this morning
We washed (our/ours) clothes last night; I ironed (me/my) shirt this morning.
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There aren't any bottles of soda, but there are a few packages of meat.
There (isn't/aren't) any bottles of soda, but there (is/are) (a little/a few) packages of meat.
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A half-gallon of milk is $2.50.
How much is one half-gallon of milk? (Answer in a complete sentence)
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