WRITING

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the sentences with given words.

Question 1: How many/ picture/ there/ wall?

1. How many pictures is there in the wall?
2. How many pictures are there on the wall?
3. How many picture is there on the wall?
4. How many picture are there in the wall?

Question 2: This/ department store/ to the left/ post office.

1. This department store is to the left of the post office.
2. This department store to the left the post office.
3. This department store is to the left the post office.
4. This department store to the left of the post office.​

Question 3: My uncle/ live/ countryside/ family.

1. My uncle live in the countryside family.
2. My uncle lives in the countryside with her family.
3. My uncle lives in the countryside with his family.
4. My uncle live in the countryside to family.

Question 4: Her cat/ play with/ ball/ under/ table now.

1. Her cat plays with the ball under the table now.
2. Her cat is playing with a ball under the table now.
3. Her cat play with a ball under the table now.
4. Her cat is playing with the ball under table now.

Could you/ show/ me/ way/ cinema, please?

1. Could you show me way to the cinema, please?
2. Could you to show me the way to the cinema, please?
3. Could you show me the way to the cinema, please?
4. Could you to show me way to cinema, please?

Rearrange the sentences to make meaningful sentences

Question 1: There/ house/ tree/ our/ is/ behind/ a.

1. There our tree is behind a house.
2. There a house behind is our tree.
3. There is our house behind tree a.
4. There is a tree behind our house.

Question 2: I/ play/ how to/ know/ game/ don’t/ the.

1. I don’t know how to play the game.
2. I know don’t the game play how to.
3. I how to don’t play know the game.
4. I don’t play the game how to know.

Question 3: My/ bedroom/ house/ in my/ favorite/ room/ is/ my.

1. My house favorite room in my bedroom is my.
2. My my favorite is room bedroom in my house.
3. My favorite room in my house is my bedroom.
4. My favorite bedroom is room my in my house.

Question 4: follow/ It’s/ to/ direction/ difficult.

1. It’s difficult to follow your direction.
2. It’s direction to follow your difficult.
3. It’s follow to direction your difficult.
4. It’s follow to difficult your direction.

Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Question 1: The table is in front of the television.

1. The television is opposite the table.
2. The television is under the table.
3. The television is next to the table.
4. The television is behind the table.

Question 2: My house has 4 rooms.

1. There is 4 rooms in my house.
2. There are 4 rooms in my house.
3. My room is having 4 houses.
4. My house has many rooms.

Question 3: A villa is bigger than an apartment.

1. An apartment is not as big as a villa.
2. A villa is the biggest.
3. An apartment is the smallest.
4. A villa is smaller than an apartment.

Question 4: Let’s clean this messy room.

1. This messy room need to clean.
2. How about cleaning this messy room?
3. What is to clean this messy room?
4. Why cleaning this messy room?​

Question 5: Despite having a bike, John always walks to school.

1. Because he has a bike, John never walks to school.
2. Although having a bike, John never walks to school.
3. Because having a bike, John always walks to school.
4. Although he has a bike, John always walks to school.

Question 6: The back yard is not big enough for us to play in.

1. The back yard is too small for us to play in.
2. The back yard is so big that we can play in it.
3. The back yard is such a big that we can play in.
4. The back yard is small enough for us to play in.