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    SHOULD AND COULD

    Fill in the Blanks


    Fill in the blanks with the correct modal (could or should).
    1. You _____ call your grandmother to wish her a happy birthday.
    2. When I was younger, I _____ run 5 kilometers without stopping.
    3. We _____ leave now if we want to catch the early train.
    4. It’s late; you _____ get some rest.
    5. _____ you please pass me the salt?
    6. I _____ finish the project by tomorrow if I work all night.
    7. He _____ apologize for being rude to his teacher.

    Rewrite the Sentences


    Rewrite each sentence using could or should.
    1. It’s a good idea to save some money.
    → You _____________________________.
    2. I had the ability to play the piano when I was younger.
    → I _____________________________.
    3. It’s possible that she will come to the party.
    → She _____________________________.
    4. It’s important to drink plenty of water every day.
    → You _____________________________.

    Choose the Correct Option


    Circle the correct modal to complete the sentences.
    1. If we leave early, we (could/should) catch the sunrise.
    2. You (could/should) exercise regularly to stay healthy.
    3. (Could/Should) you lend me a pen, please?
    4. She (could/should) speak Spanish fluently when she lived in Spain.

    Creative Writing
    Write 3 sentences using could and 3 sentences using should. Be creative and use different contexts.
     Example for could: I could visit Paris next summer if I save enough money.
     Example for should: You should always look both ways before crossing the street.
    Mastering Be Going To
    Grammar Rules
    1. Be Going To is used to express:
    o Future plans or intentions:
    I’m going to visit my grandparents this weekend.
    o Predictions based on evidence:
    Look at those dark clouds. It’s going to rain.
    2. Structure:
    o Affirmative: Subject + be (am/is/are) + going to + base verb
     She is going to study tonight.
    o Negative: Subject + be (am/is/are) + not + going to + base verb
     We are not going to watch the movie.
    o Question: Be (am/is/are) + subject + going to + base verb?
     Are you going to attend the meeting?

    Fill in the Blanks


    Complete the sentences with the correct form of be going to.
    1. I __________ (visit) my aunt this Saturday.
    2. They __________ (not/play) football this afternoon.
    3. __________ she __________ (cook) dinner tonight?
    4. We __________ (take) a trip to the mountains next month.
    5. The kids __________ (not/clean) their room today.
    6. __________ you __________ (buy) a new phone soon?

    Choose the Correct Answer


    Select the correct form of be going to for each sentence.
    1. My parents _________ (is/are/am) going to retire next year.
    2. Look! That vase _________ (is/are/am) going to fall off the table!
    3. I _________ (is/are/am) going to read that book you recommended.
    4. They _________ (is/are/am) going to arrive late because of traffic.
    5. He _________ (is/are/am) going to join us for dinner tonight.

    Make Sentences
    Write sentences using be going to based on the prompts.
    1. (I / learn / a new language this year)
    → _________________________________
    2. (She / not / come to the party)
    → _________________________________
    3. (We / travel / to Japan next summer)
    → _________________________________
    4. (you / meet / your friend later?)
    → _________________________________
    5. (They / not / play soccer tomorrow)
    → _________________________________
    Object Pronouns
    Grammar Rules
     Object pronouns replace nouns that receive the action in a sentence.
     They are:
    o me, you, him, her, it, us, them
    Examples:
     I see Sarah. → I see her.
     He called Mark and me. → He called us.

    Match the Subject Pronoun to Its Object Pronoun


    Draw a line to match each subject pronoun with its corresponding object pronoun.
    1. I → ________
    2. You → ________
    3. He → ________
    4. She → ________
    5. It → ________
    6. We → ________
    7. They → ________

    Fill in the Blanks


    Complete the sentences with the correct object pronoun.
    1. Sarah loves her dog. She takes ________ for a walk every morning.
    2. John is my best friend. I see ________ every weekend.
    3. This cake is delicious! Who made ________?
    4. We’re going to the park. Do you want to join ________?
    5. Mary called Mark and Sue, but they didn’t hear ________.
    6. I have a problem. Can you help ________?

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