Grammar mix!

Plural of nouns: My teacher's advice __ mostly very useful!

Comparing adjectives: good - ? - ?

Choose the correct form (verb): "They ___ those who are in need."

Choose the correct form (verb): "She __ lovely brown hair."

Plural of nouns: one class - two ____

Choose the correct form (verb): "They __ not like to read books."

Choose the correct form (verb): "I ___ the newspaper."

Choose the correct form (verb): "He ___ to eat ice cream."

Choose the correct word (verb): "Mia and Lily ___ when they watch One Direction music videos."

Plural of nouns: one lady - two ___

Choose the correct form (verb): "I ___ a nice dog."

Choose the correct form (verb): "I __ a lot of homework"

Subjunctions: My car, ___ is black, has broken down!

Plural of nouns: one car - two ___

Plural of nouns: one man - two ____

Plural of nouns: one book - two ____

Choose the correct form (verb): "Patrick ___ a scary movie."

Choose the correct form (verb): "He __ not very funny."

Choos the correct form (verb): "They __ a lot of power."

Plural of nouns: The police ___ me feel safe in public places.

Plural of nouns: one tomato - two _____

The plural of nouns: Where __ my money?

Subjunctions: Hilde, ___ is my neighbour, owns a dog.

Present Continuous or Simple Present: Grandmother ____ dinner with us every Friday.

Choose the correct form (verb): "You __ football, right?"

Present Continuous or Simple Present: Grandmother _____ dinner with us.

Comparing adjectives: interesting - ? - the most interesting

Subjunctions: He won first prize, ____ he was very proud of.

Plural of nouns: one tooth - two _____

Choose the correct form (verb): "Mary and Jon __ in the same class."

Present Continuous or Simple Present: But right now, I ______ the dishes.

Plural of nouns: Nurse's wages ___ too low!

Choose the correct form (verb): "I __ a pupil at Svensedammen"

Present Continuous or Simple Present: Usually, my sister ___ the dishes after dinner.

Comparing adjectives: small - ? - the smallest

Comparing adjectives: lucky - luckier - ?

Plural of nouns: one thief - two ____