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    It's Hot Today. Iamnot

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    The document contains a series of statements with missing subjects or personal pronouns. It provides examples to fill in the blanks with the right subject or personal pronoun based on the context.

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    It's hot today.

    I am not

    We're both tired. there is

    They're not hungry. there are not

    I'm not here tomorrow. we are

    You haven't got a drink. you have not

    He isn't the manager. it is

    There's a movie on TV. they are not

    There aren't any apples. he is not


    Fill in the blanks with the right subject / personal pronouns (I, you, he, she, it, we,
    they):
    1. is dreaming. (George)
    2. is green. (the blackboard)
    3. are on the wall. (the posters)
    4. is running. (the dog)
    5. are watching TV. (my mother and I)
    6. are in the garden. (the flowers)
    7. is riding his bike. (Tom)
    8. is from Bristol. (Victoria)
    9. has got a brother. (Diana)

    1. My name is Sue. (Sue) am English. And this is my family.

    2. My mum's name is Angie. (Angie) is from Germany.

    3. Bob is my dad. (My dad) is a waiter.

    4. On the left you can see Simon. (Simon) is my brother.

    5. (Sue and Simon) are twins.

    6. Our dog is a girl, Judy. (Judy) is two years old.

    7. (Sue, Simon, Angie and Bob) live in Canterbury.

    8. (Canterbury) is not far from London.

    9. My grandparents live in London. (My grandparents) often come and see us.
    Word Order in Affirmative Sentences 1

    Arrange the words to make affirmative sentences.

    1. like / I / you

    2. French / I / speak

    3. hates / pigeons / he

    4. they / song / a / sing

    5. sell / flowers / we

    6. you / see / me / can

    7. buy / milk / he / wants to

    8. feed / you / my / cat / can

    9. sister / has / my / got / a dog

    10. must / the book / read / you

    Exercise on Negative Sentences


    Make negative sentences.

    1. I watch TV. -

    2. We play football. -

    3. It is boring. -

    4. She cleans her room. -

    5. You ride your bike every weekend. -

    6. Sandy takes nice photos. -

    7. They open the windows. -

    8. He buys a new CD. -

    9. I am late. -

    10. She has a cat. -

    Change the verb into the correct form:

    1. I (go) to the city once a week.


    2. You (play) the guitar very well.

    3. She never (visit) me.

    4. Tom always (find) new ways to do things.

    6. Ann (want) to speak.

    7. Toronto (be) in Canada.

    10. We (play) a lot.

    11. They (sell) fruit and eggs.

    12. The building (be) on fire.

    13. Marta (seem) sad.

    14. I usually (help) my neighbors.

    15. His brother rarely (leave) town.

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