Grammar exercises 1.

I. Complete and answer the questions. Sometimes there is more than one correct answer.
1. ___________ is the capital of Japan?
2. ___________ is a computer in Mexico?
3. ___________ is the presidento on France?
4. ___________ is Stonehenge?
5. ___________ is the Statue of Liberty?
6. ___________ floors does the Sears' tower have?
7. ___________ is the king of Spain?
8. ___________ do you go to bed?
9. ___________ is the city os Machu Picchu?
10. ___________ do stores open in your country?
11. ___________ is the Big Ben?
12. ___________ is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?
13. ___________ is the Great Wall of China?
14. ___________ is Yellowstone?
15. ___________ is the Alhambra?
16. ___________ is the capital of Brazil?
17. ___________ is the Taj Mahal?
18. ___________ students are there in your school?
19. ___________ do people start work in Mexico?
20. ___________ is the president of the United States?

II. Rewrite the sentences using personal and object pronouns.

1. My mom wears a dress.

2. Sady and Andy play with Sam every day.
3. Mary loves Tim.
4. The dog and the cat play with a ball in the garden.
5. Tina reads a book.
6. Mark talks to Martin and Tony.
7. Susan eats sandwiches.
8. Dad gives flowers to my mom.
9. Tom works with Anne.
10. Helen and Donna paint a picture.

III. Write the oposite adjective. Use them to write 20 sentences using there is / there are. Change
them to negative and interrogative form.
New Expensive Old Cold small

IV. Write a paragraph describing your room.

V. Look at the pictures and describe them. Use there is / there are and the correct preposition.
VI. Write the instructions to get to your school from your house.