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    PART OF SPEECH

    You have to read the following sentences and underline the word or words that belong to the part
    of speech specifies the bracket!

    An example is given below.


    Question: She must have reached home. (verb)
    Answer: She must have reached home.

    1. She went to the market and bought some eggs. (verb)


    2. I want to go now. (adverb)
    3. What are you doing there? (adverb)
    4. There is a mouse underneath the piano. (preposition)
    5. Masons build houses. (noun)
    6. John is my best friend. (noun)
    7. She looked up but didn't see anything. (adverb)
    8. My family live in different parts of India. (noun)
    9. That was a difficult question. (adjective)

    Underline the word and decide whether the right part of speech.

    How are you and Aunt Susan? I was thinking about you

    when I was taking a walk this morning, and decided to write you a letter.

    It's exciting here at the moment. There was an earthquake yesterday morning. Our house shook a

    lot, but we are all fine. When the earthquake happened, I was watching TV, Dad was taking a

    walk, Mom was washing the dishes, and Katie was getting dressed.

    Suddenly, the building shook. I ran downstairs. When I got to the kitchen, Mom was picking up

    broken dishes, and Dad was running through the front door. I don't know what Katie was doing,

    but I saw her a little later when I was cleaning the rooms upstairs. I think she was hiding in her

    bedroom. Mrs. Keller, one of our neighbors, is staying with us now. She doesn't want to be home

    alone, so we are taking care of her for a few days. We don't have any power, so we are using

    candles and flashlights, and I am playing board games with Mrs. Keller. It's fun.
    Choose the correct answer by crossing a, b, c, or d.

    1. I bought an (expensive) book at the mall.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Noun
    d. Conjunction

    2. What did he (tell) you about me?


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Noun
    d. Conjunction

    3. I put my shoes (between) my sister’s and my brother’s in the garage.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Conjunction

    4. If we run this program (well), we can get extra bonus from our boss.
    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    5. On Sundays, I (swim) from six to eleven in the morning.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    6. I will go to one of beautiful (islands) in Indonesia this month.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Noun

    7. I haven’t finished my project (because) I am very busy.


    a. Conjunction
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    8. I don’t (believe) him because he has lied to me for many times.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Conjunction
    d. Adverb

    9. Tara cooked (chicken) soup, but that was not delicious.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Noun
    d. Adverb

    10. After (taking) a bath, let’s go to the campus.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Noun

    11. I like (playing) jazz music.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Noun
    d. Adverb

    12. (Dita) is an amazing English teacher at school.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Noun

    13. The dog (keeps) running with the other dogs.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    14. She brought (her) old car to the garage.


    a. Pronoun
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    15. She drives very (carefully) because she has a traumatic car accident.
    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    16. (We) got a room with very beautiful view here but it is very expensinve.
    a. Adjective
    b. Pronoun
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    17. You should (try) the new dish in the restaurant near my office.
    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    18. Don’t try to (approach) him when he is angry.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    19. It is (nice) to meet you since we haven’t met each other for two months.
    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    20. Learning (English) is very important for students.


    a. Noun
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    21. I don’t know how to fix the (problem).


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Noun

    22. She was the best students (in) this university.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    23. He probably loves (you) now.


    a. Pronoun
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    24. He is (smart), but is he professional?


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    25. I am not ready to get married this (year).


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Noun
    d. Adverb

    26. (We) got a room with very beautiful view here but it is very expensive.
    a. Adjective
    b. Pronoun
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    27. You should (try) the new dish in the restaurant near my office.
    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    28. Don’t try to (approach) him when he is angry.


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    29. It is (nice) to meet you since we haven’t met each other for two months.
    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Adverb

    30. I don’t know how to fix the (problem).


    a. Adjective
    b. Verb
    c. Preposition
    d. Noun
    GRAMMAR
    Circle the correct word to complete each sentence.
    1. There (is/are) a back porch with a porch swing.
    2. There (Is/are) a mural in the recreation room.
    3. There (isn't/aren't) a window seat in this house.
    4. There (is/are) ten bedrooms and four bathrooms in the mansion
    5. There (isn't/aren't) a gazebo in the back yard.
    6. There (is/are) many houseboats in London's Little Venice.
    7 There (s/Isn't) any storage space in the bathroom
    8. There is/are) a swimming pool, a gazebo, and a tree house in the backyard.
    9. There (are/aren't) any big windows in the house.
    10. There (is/are) a music studio and a home theater on the second floor.

    Write sentences with the given words. Use the present continuous tense. Look at the
    example.
    1. Fiona / study / math / right now
    Fiona is studying math right now.

    2. Darren / not watch/TV/ at the moment

    3. Silvia and Ernie/ attend / English course

    4. The kids / practice/soccer/ on the field

    5. We/not have / a picnic / now

    6. What/mom/do/ at the moment?

    7.1/not sit/next to Rama


    8. They/write/letters/their pen pals.

    9. We/listen/music/ at the moment

    10. The students/practice/ a marching band/now

    CONVERSATION
    Number the jumbled lines to make a good conversation. Listen to check your answers.

    ____A: For what subject?


    ____B: Yes. We are.
    ____A: You look so restless.
    ____B: Chemistry.
    ____A: Are you preparing for a test?
    ____B: I'm waiting for my friends. They're late. We're going to hit the books together.

    ____A: Wow, that's cool. Do you practice everyday?


    ____B: Yeah, we need to practice a lot.
    ____A: Good luck.
    ____B: Our marching band is preparing for a competition.
    ____A: You've been very busy lately. What's going on?
    ____B: Thanks.

    Complete the conversations with the correct sentences from the box. Listen to check your
    answers.

    Sonya: Hey, Will. You look so serious. What's up? Yes, I am.
    Will:__________________________________(1)
    Sonya: Are you preparing for a test? On what subject?
    Will:__________________________________(2)
    Sonya:________________________________(3) I'm reading some books.
    Will: Geography. It's okay. Thanks.
    Sonya: Do you need help?
    Will:__________________________________(4)
    Andrew: You look so sad, Tia. What's wrong?
    Tia:_________________________________(1) Do you need help?
    Andrew: I'm sorry to hear that.____________ (2)
    Tia: Math So, what are you doing now?
    Andrew:_______________________________ (3) I got a bad score.
    Tia: I'm hitting my math book for a make-up test.
    Andrew:______________________________ (4) What was the subject?
    Tia: No, I'm good. Thanks.

    WRITING

    Write sentences using the Present Continuous tense.

    1. You get bored with studying all the time?

    2. Your friends have a great time in the school clubs they join.

    3. Your friends in the school band - learn to play new songs

    4. Those in the gardening club - plant fruit trees around the school yard.

    5. They wait for you to join them.

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