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NAME - GROUP - DATE - 1. Write The Name of These Household Chores. If Thre Are Two Ways of Referring To A Household Chore, Use The Two Forms

This document contains a worksheet with various fill-in-the-blank and matching exercises. Section 1 asks students to write household chore names and their corresponding ordinal numbers. Section 2 provides job titles and their matching ordinal numbers. Section 3 lists various verb forms and their affirmative, negative, interrogative, and short answer constructions. The document provides context and spaces for students to practice and demonstrate their understanding of grammar concepts.

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NAME - GROUP - DATE - 1. Write The Name of These Household Chores. If Thre Are Two Ways of Referring To A Household Chore, Use The Two Forms

This document contains a worksheet with various fill-in-the-blank and matching exercises. Section 1 asks students to write household chore names and their corresponding ordinal numbers. Section 2 provides job titles and their matching ordinal numbers. Section 3 lists various verb forms and their affirmative, negative, interrogative, and short answer constructions. The document provides context and spaces for students to practice and demonstrate their understanding of grammar concepts.

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NAME______________________________________GROUP___________DATE______________

1. WRITE THE NAME OF THESE HOUSEHOLD CHORES. IF THRE ARE TWO WAYS OF
REFERRING TO A HOUSEHOLD CHORE, USE THE TWO FORMS.

2. WRITE THE CORRESPONDING ORDINAL NUMBER IN LETTER

a. 25 TWENTY-FIFTH d. 13 THIRTEENTH

b. 5 FIFTH e. 14 FOURTEENTH

c. 29 TWENTY-NINTH f. 30 THIRTIETH

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g. 21 TWENTY-FIRST i. 15 FIFTEENTH

h. 12 TWELFTH j. 33 THIRTY-THIRD

3. WHAT JOBS ARE THESE?

1 2 3 4 5

1. ACTRESS 4. ELECTRICIAN

2. ACTOR 5. PLUMBER

3. BUTCHER

6 7 8 9 10

6. CARPENTER 9. FARMER

7. HAIRDRESSER 10. ATHLETE

8. BAKER

4. COMPLETE THIS TABLE


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AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE SHORT ANSWER

1. She drinks milk every


day.
She doesn’t Does she Yes, she
drink... drink...? does.

2. They are drinking milk in


the kitchen.
They aren’t Are they drinking Yes, they
drinking ... ...? are.

3. There are five dogs in


the garden.
There aren’t ... Are there...? No, there
aren’t

4. Peter likes homework.


Peter doesn’t like Does Peter No, he
... like ...? doesn’t.

5. Mary and John can play


football for hours.
Mary and John Can Mary and No, they
can’t play... John play...? can’t

6. The dog likes water. The dog doesn’t like water. Does the dog like water? Yes, it does.

The dog drinks. The dog doesn’t drink Does the dog drink?

The cat likes drinking... The cat doesn’t like... Does the cat like drinking...?

7. She has got lots of She hasn’t got lots... Has she got lots of ...? Yes, she has.
problems.

8. My mother is working My mother isn’t working on Is my mother working on a Yes, she is.
on a project. a project. project?

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My mother works on a My mother doesn’t work Does my mother work...? No, she doesn’t.
project.

9. There is a person at the There isn’t a person... Is there a person...? No, there is.
door.

10. They cook pizza. They don’t cook pizza Do they cook pizza? No, they don’t.

They like school. They don’t like... Do they like ...

They shop in a ...

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