Peter broke his leg in an accident, so
he could not play football.
Mike studied hard for the exam, so
she got high marks.
Tom woke up late this morning, so
he took a taxi to school.
Susan lost her library card, so
she could not borrow books.
The chicken curry was too spicy, so Peter
drank a lot of water.
Andrew ate a lot of potato chips, so
he had a sore throart.
There are six children in the pet club. Complete a sentence using ‘all’, ‘most’, ‘some’ or ‘no’. Add 'the' when necessary. (Dogs)
All the children in the pet club like dogs.
There are six children in the pet club. Complete a sentence using ‘all’, ‘most’, ‘some’ or ‘no’. Add 'the' when necessary. (Bunnies)
Most children in the pet club like bunnies.
There are six children in the pet club. Complete a sentence using ‘all’, ‘most’, ‘some’ or ‘no’. Add 'the' when necessary. (Fish)
Some children in the pet club like fish.
There are ten pupils in Class 1A. Complete a sentence using ‘all’, ‘most’, ‘some’ or ‘no’. Add 'the' when necessary. (Apples)
All the pupils in Class 1A like apples.
There are ten pupils in Class 1A. Complete a sentence using ‘all’, ‘most’, ‘some’ or ‘no’. Add 'the' when necessary. (Grapes)
Some pupils in Class 1A like grapes.
There are ten pupils in Class 1A. Complete a sentence using ‘all’, ‘most’, ‘some’ or ‘no’. Add 'the' when necessary. (Bananas)
Most pupils in Class 1A like bananas.
There are ten pupils in Class 1A. Complete a sentence using ‘all’, ‘most’, ‘some’ or ‘no’. Add 'the' when necessary. (Pears)
No pupils in Class 1A like pears.
