1. Use the correct form of the verb to be to complete the sentences. (5 points) 1. My sister ___ a student....

Let's go through each section and provide the correct answers along with explanations:

Section 1: Use the correct form of the verb "to be"

1. My sister ___ a student.

   • Correct Form: is
   • Explanation: "My sister" is a singular subject, so we use "is" to complete the sentence: "My sister is a student."

2. Who is this man?

   • Correct Form: is
   • Explanation: In questions, we typically use "is" to inquire about the identity of a singular subject like "this man."

3. This __ Chinese food. It’s Japanese.

   • Correct Form: isn't
   • Explanation: The sentence is indicating that the food is not Chinese, so we use "isn't" (is not) to convey the negative: "This isn't Chinese food. It’s Japanese."

4. My wife ___ Portuguese.

   • Correct Form: is
   • Explanation: "My wife" is a singular subject, so we use "is": "My wife is Portuguese."

5. Where ___ you from?

   • Correct Form: are
   • Explanation: When asking about someone's origin, we use "are" for the second person singular/plural: "Where are you from?"

Section 2: Choose the right word

1. This is my friend / friend’s / friends room.

   • Correct Choice: friend's
   • Explanation: We use the possessive form "friend's" to indicate that the room belongs to the friend: "This is my friend's room."

2. Does your brother’s / brother / brothers wife speak English well?

   • Correct Choice: brother's
   • Explanation: "Brother's" is the possessive form, showing that the wife belongs to the brother: "Does your brother's wife speak English well?"

3. They / they’re / Their on holiday in Britain.

   • Correct Choice: They're
   • Explanation: "They're" is a contraction of "they are," which fits the sentence structure: "They're on holiday in Britain."

4. That’s Mike and his daughter. The girl’s / girls / girls’ mother isn’t in the photo.

   • Correct Choice: girl's
   • Explanation: "Girl's" is the possessive form, indicating that the mother belongs to the girl: "The girl's mother isn’t in the photo."

5. They are my mum’s / mum / mums friends.

   • Correct Choice: mum's
   • Explanation: "Mum's" is the possessive form, showing that the friends belong to the mum: "They are my mum's friends."

Section 3: Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective

1. ___ name is Susana.

   • Correct Word: Her
   • Explanation: "Her" is used to show possession related to a female subject: "Her name is Susana."

2. We're students. ___ teacher's name's Richard.

   • Correct Word: Our
   • Explanation: "Our" is used to indicate possession related to a group that includes the speaker: "Our teacher's name's Richard."

3. Moscow is famous for __ Red Square.

   • Correct Word: its
   • Explanation: "Its" is used for possession when referring to a thing or place: "Moscow is famous for its Red Square."

4. It's an Italian restaurant. ___ name is Luigi's.

   • Correct Word: Its
   • Explanation: "Its" shows possession for the restaurant's name: "Its name is Luigi's."

5. This is Bob with __ parents.

   • Correct Word: his
   • Explanation: "His" is used to show possession related to a male subject: "This is Bob with his parents."

These answers provide the correct grammatical forms and clarify the use of possessive forms and adjectives in English.

1. Use the correct form of the verb to be to complete the sentences:
2. My sister is a student.
3. Who is this man?
4. This is not Chinese food. It’s Japanese.
5. My wife is Portuguese.

6. Where are you from?

7. Choose the right word:

8. This is my friend's room.
9. Does your brother's wife speak English well?
10. They are on holiday in Britain.
11. That’s Mike and his daughter. The girl’s mother isn’t in the photo.

12. They are my mum’s friends.

13. Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective:

14. Her name is Susana.
15. We're students. Our teacher's name is Richard.
16. Moscow is famous for its Red Square.
17. It's an Italian restaurant. Its name is Luigi's.
18. This is Bob with his parents.

1. 1. is, 2. is, 3. is, 4. is, 5. are
2. 1. friend’s, 2. brother’s, 3. They’re, 4. girl’s, 5. mum’s
3. 1. Her, 2. Our, 3. its, 4. Its, 5. his