Choose the correct sentence 👇 A) She don’t like coffeeB)She doesn’t like coffeeC)She not like coffeeD)She didn’t likes coffee 👉 Reply with A / B/ C / D 😊

Rearrange the sentence : never / he / late / is / to / class a)He never is late to classb)He is never late to classc)Never he is late to classd)He late is never to class 👉 Reply with A / B/ C / D 😊

🔀 Rearrange the sentence : always / English / she / speaks / confidently A)She always speaks English confidentlyB)Always she confidently speaks EnglishC)She speaks confidently always EnglishD)Confidently she always English speaks 👉 Reply with A / B / C / D 😊

Some / Any Some → positive sentences Any → questions & negative sentences Examples: I have some pencils She bought some fruits Do you have any money? We don’t have any milk 👉 Your Turn:Do you have _ questions? (some / any)

There is / There are There is → singularThere are → plural Examples:There is a catThere is a book on the tableThere are many studentsThere are two buses 👉 Your Turn:There _ five apples (is / are)

This / That / These / Those This → one thing nearThat → one thing farThese → many things nearThose → many things far Examples:This is my bagThat is our schoolThese are my booksThose are mango trees 👉 Your Turn:_ are my friends (These / That)

I → am notHe / She / It → is not (isn’t)You / We / They → are not (aren’t) Examples:I am not tiredShe isn’t at homeHe isn’t busy nowWe aren’t lateThey aren’t ready 👉 Your Turn:He ___ at school today (isn’t / aren’t)

I / You / We / They → do not have (don’t have)He / She / It → does not have (doesn’t have) Examples :I don’t have money nowYou don’t have my numberThey don’t have enough timeShe doesn’t have a carHe doesn’t have any questions Your Turn :She _ a laptop (don’t have / doesn’t have)

I / You / We / They → haveHe / She / It → has Examples:I have a penYou have a good ideaThey have two dogsShe has a beautiful smileHe has a new phone Your Turn :He _ a bike (have / has)

I / You / We / They → do not (don’t)He / She / It → does not (doesn’t) Examples :I don’t like coffeeYou don’t understandThey don’t play dailyShe doesn’t eat junk foodHe doesn’t watch TV Your Turn :She _ like tea (don’t / doesn’t)