The document contains an activity about orchestra instruments with pictures to match words, completing dialogues about possession, and correcting grammar mistakes related to relative pronouns.
The document contains an activity about orchestra instruments with pictures to match words, completing dialogues about possession, and correcting grammar mistakes related to relative pronouns.
The document contains an activity about orchestra instruments with pictures to match words, completing dialogues about possession, and correcting grammar mistakes related to relative pronouns.
The document contains an activity about orchestra instruments with pictures to match words, completing dialogues about possession, and correcting grammar mistakes related to relative pronouns.
A: Jack and Jimmy, are these your drums? B: Yes, they’re ours . 2 A: Martha, is this your homework? B: No, it’s not . 3 A: Is this Grandma’s jacket? B: Yes, it’s . 4 A: That’s a beautiful violin. It is Ben’s? B: Yes, it’s . 5 A: Is this Anna and Ricky’s car? B: No, is the blue one over there. 6 A: This is my new saxophone. B: Is it really ? 7 A: Jan and Leo, is this your dog? B: Yes, it’s .
4 Correct any mistakes. Some sentences are correct. Mark /6
Peter is the doctor where works in the village.
Peter is the doctor who works in the village. 2 This is the room where I study.
3 Rhian is the girl which helped me with my Maths homework.
4 The guitar where I play was very expensive.
5 The town who we went on holiday is in the mountains.
