Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

She goes to the park every Sunday.

She going to the park every Sunday.

She go to the park every Sunday.

She gone to the park every Sunday.

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Spoken English: Expressions with reflexives

Session 3-Week 9(Evaluating Reductions in Spoken English)

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They will build a new hospital next year. A. A new hospital will be built next year by them. B. A new hospital will build next year by them. C. A new hospital is built next year by them. D. A new hospital was built next year by them. The teacher explained the lesson carefully. A. The lesson was explained carefully by the teacher. B. The lesson is explained carefully by the teacher. C. The lesson was explaining carefully by the teacher. D. The lesson explained carefully by the teacher. People speak English all over the world. A. English is spoken all over the world. B. English speaks all over the world. C. English was spoken all over the world. D. English has been spoken all over the world. She is writing a letter now. A. A letter is being written now by her. B. A letter was being written now by her. C. A letter is written now by her. D. A letter has been written now by her. They have just finished the project. A. The project has just been finished by them. B. The project was just finished by them. C. The project has just finished by them. D. The project will just be finished by them. Somebody cleans the room every day. A. The room is cleaned every day. B. The room cleans every day. C. The room was cleaned every day. D. The room is cleaning every day. The students are going to hold a meeting tomorrow. A. A meeting is going to be held tomorrow by the students. B. A meeting is going to be holding tomorrow by the students. C. A meeting was going to be held tomorrow by the students. D. A meeting is held tomorrow by the students. They had repaired the car before I came. A. The car had been repaired before I came. B. The car was repaired before I came. C. The car is repaired before I came. D. The car had repaired before I came. The government has launched a new campaign. A. A new campaign has been launched by the government. B. A new campaign was launched by the government. C. A new campaign is launched by the government. D. A new campaign has launched by the government. The chef will prepare the meal. A. The meal will be prepared by the chef. B. The meal is prepared by the chef. C. The meal was prepared by the chef. D. The meal has been prepared by the chef.

Short Quiz in English 2 Differentiate English words from other languages spoken at home

Short Quiz in English 2 Supply rhyming words in response to spoken words

Being Bilingual Introduction. What language do you speak? Do you speak one language or more than one? People who speak two languages are bilingual. French and English. My name is Andre. I live in Quebec, Canada. I speak two languages. I speak French and English. My teachers use French and English in many classes, such as reading and social studies. Spanish and English. My name is Manuel. I live in New York. I am Hispanic, and I speak two languages. I speak Spanish and English. My grandparents moved to New York City from Spain. My grandfather taught me to sing Spanish songs and play guitar. Cherokee and English My name is Waya, and I am Cherokee. Waya means "wolf" in the Cherokee language. I speak two languages. I speak Cherokee and English. The Cherokees are a Native American tribe. At home, my family uses special keyboards. We can write in English and in Cherokee. Navajo and English My name is Doli, and I am Navajo. Doli means "bluebird" in Navajo. I speak two languages. I speak English and Navajo. My grandfather used the Navajo language to keep U.S. secrets safe during World War II. Nahuatl and Spanish My name is Nelli. Nelli means "truth" in Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs. I speak two languages. I speak Nahuatl and Spanish. Chocolate was first made by the Aztecs in Mexico. Chocolate is a Nahuatl word. Guarani and Spanish My name is Itati. I live in Paraguay. Itati means "white stone" in Guarani. I speak two languages. I speak Guarani and Spanish. Guarani is a Native American language. It is spoken by most of the people of Paraguay. Over seven million people in the world speak Guarani. Quechua and Spanish My name is Inti, which means "sun" in Quechua. I speak two languages. I speak Quechua and Spanish. Quechua is the language the Incas spoke. My mother, grandmother, and I speak Quechua as we weave. Conclusion We speak two languages. We are bilingual! Are you bilingual? Being bilingual makes you close to two worlds.

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