English exercise | Days of the week

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Exercise 3

Find the right answer:

1 – Tuesday is the day after…
 Monday
 Wednesday
 Friday

2 – The day after Wednesday is…

 Friday
 Thursday
 Tuesday

3 – The day between Thursday and Saturday is…

 Tuesday
 Sunday
 Friday

4 – Wednesday is the day before…
 Tuesday
 Monday
 Thursday

5 – The third day of the week is…
 Tuesday
 Thursday
 Wednesday

6 – The day before Thursday is…

 Friday
 Monday
 Wednesday

7 – The last day of the week is…
 Friday
 Sunday
 Monday

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ANSWERS

1. Tuesday is the day after Monday
2. The day after Wednesday is Thursday
3. The day between Thursday and Saturday is Friday
4. Wednesday is the day before Thursday
5. The third day of the week is Wednesday
6. The day before Thursday is Wednesday
7. The last day of the week is Sunday

English for beginners: Days of the week (Exercise with answers)

English for beginners: days of the week (exercise with answers)

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Exercise 1

YFRIAD   → 

DSDWEEAEYN  → 

DNAUSY   → 

URHSDATY   → 

DNAOYM → 

ESDAUYT → 

ADASURYT   → 

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ANSWERS

YFRIAD   →  FRIDAY 

DSDWEEAEYN  →  WEDNESDAY  

DNAUSY   →  SUNDAY  

URHSDATY   →  THURSDAY  

DNAOYM →  MONDAY 

ESDAUYT →  TUESDAY  

ADASURYT   →  SATURDAY  

Days of the week: exercise (with PDF)

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Exercise 2

Fill in the missing letters:

M_NDA_ → 

TU_SD_Y → 

W_D_ES_AY → 

T_UR_DAY → 

FR_DAY → 

S_T_RDA_ → 

_UND_Y → 

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ANSWERS

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

Writing dates in English: Exercise with answers

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Exercise 1

Choose the right answer:

EXAMPLE: 21rd June  →  the twenty – first of June

23rd May →    the DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty – DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty

6th September →    the DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty

16th July →    the DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty

24th December →    the DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty–DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty

1st June →   the DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty

2nd March →    the DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty DecemberfirstforthJulyJuneMarchMayofsecondSeptembersixteenthsixththirdtwenty

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ANSWERS

• 23rd May →    the twenty third of May
• 6th September →    the sixth of September
• 16th July →    the sixteenth of July
• 24th December →    the twenty forth of December
• 1st June →   the first of June
• 2nd March →    the second of March

Writing dates in English: Exercise + PDF

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Exercise 2

Answer the following questions:

Ex: What is the 1st month of the year ? → January (is the 1st month of the year)

1. What is the 4th month?

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2. What is the 10th month?

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3. What is the 12th month?

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4. What is the 6th month?

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5. Which month is November?

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6. Which month is September?

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ANSWERS

1. April is the 4th month of the year
2. October is the 10th month of the year
3. December is the 12th month of the year
4. June is the 6th month of the year
5. November is the 11th month of the year
6. September is the 9th month of the year

Grammar exercise | writing dates in English

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Exercise 3

 

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ANSWERS

Exercise | How to write dates in English

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Exercise 4

Find the equivalent in writing:

Ex: the thirteen of April  →  13th April

1. the twenty-forth of May → 16th May1st May23rd May24 May2nd May6th May
2. the first of May → 16th May1st May23rd May24 May2nd May6th May
3. the second of May → 16th May1st May23rd May24 May2nd May6th May
4. the twenty-third of May → 16th May1st May23rd May24 May2nd May6th May
5. the sixth of May → 16th May1st May23rd May24 May2nd May6th May
6. the sixteenth of May → 16th May1st May23rd May24 May2nd May6th May

 

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ANSWERS

1. the twenty-forth of May → 24 May
2. the first of May → 1st May
3. the second of May → 2nd May
4. the twenty-third of May → 23rd May
5. the sixth of May → 6th May
6. the sixteenth of May → 16th May

Common mistakes in English sentences: exercise with answers

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The following sentences contain errors (missing or excess words, spelling mistakes…). There may be several mistakes in some sentences. Correct them!

Exercise 4

Ex:

• Tom is best student in the class. → Tom is the best student in the class.
• There is some books on the table. → There is are some books on the table.

1. He have a computer. → 
2. He has 28 years old. → 
3. Your funny! → 
4. Paul playing tennis now. →  
5. Probably he likes italian food. →  
6. What you are watching now? →  
7. Its raining outside. →  
8. Can we use there car? →  
9. Do you like her? No, I don’t like. →  
10. I’m afraid to the sea. → 
11. I’m a lawyer. So do I. → 
12. She goes every day to the school. → 
13. Do you have a bike? Yes, I have. → 
14. Where your parents live? → 
15. Is very sunny today. → 

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ANSWERS

1. He have a computer. →  He has a computer.
2. He has 28 years old. →  He is 28 years old.
3. Your funny! →  You’re funny!
4. Paul playing tennis now. →  Paul is playing tennis now.
5. Probably he likes italian food. →  He probably likes italian food.
6. What you are watching now? →  What are you watching now?
7. Its raining outside. →  It’s raining outside
8. Can we use there car? →  Can we use their car?
9. Do you like her? No, I don’t like. →  Do you like her? No, I don’t like her.
10. I’m afraid to the sea. →  I’m afraid of the sea.
11. I’m a lawyer; So do I. →  I’m a lawyer; So am I.
12. She goes every day to the school. → She goes to school every day.
13. Do you have a bike? Yes, I have. →  Do you have a bike? Yes, I do.
14. Where your parents live? →  Where does your parents live?
15. Is very sunny today. →  It is very sunny today.

Grammar exercise: common mistakes in English

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The following sentences contain errors (missing or excess words, spelling mistakes…). There may be several mistakes in some sentences. Correct them!

Exercise 6

Examples:

• Tom is best student in the class. → Tom is the best student in the class.
• There is some books on the table. → There is are some books on the table.

1. Everybody are happy. →  
2. Paul gave to Linda the keys. →  
   
3. Tokyo is more big than London. →  
4. I don’t dance good. →  
5. I’ll explain you the problem. →  
6. Their going to be here soon →  
7. I have four childrens. →  
8. I explain her the problem. →  
9. She doesn’t stop telling lies. →  
10. I am used to working a lot. →  
11. I speak very well Spanish. →  
12. It depends of the weather. →  
13. Do you know where is the restaurant? →  
14. Right now I cook dinner. →  
15. I’m not very good for cooking. →  

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ANSWERS

1. Everybody are happy. → Everybody is happy.
2. Paul gave to Linda the keys. → Paul gave Linda the keys / Paul gave the keys to Linda.
3. Tokyo is more big than London. → Tokyo is bigger than London.
4. I don’t dance good. → I don’t dance well.
5. I’ll explain you the problem. → I’ll explain the problem to you.
6. Their going to be here soon → They’re going to be here soon
7. I have four childrens. → I have four children.
8. I explain her the problem. → I explained the problem to her.
9. She doesn’t stop telling lies. → She keeps telling lies.
10. I am used to working a lot. → I am used to work a lot.
11. I speak very well Spanish. → I speak Spanish very well.
12. It depends of the weather. → It depends on the weather.
13. Do you know where is the restaurant? → Do you know where the restaurant is?
14. Right now I cook dinner. → Right now I am cooking dinner.
15. I’m not very good for cooking. → I’m not very good at cooking.

Grammar Exercise: Find the mistakes

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The following sentences contain errors (missing or excess words, spelling mistakes…). There may be several mistakes in some sentences. Correct them!

Exercise 1

Ex:

• Tom is best student in the class. → Tom is the best student in the class.
• There is some books on the table. → There is are some books on the table.

1 – There isn’t a lot of cars in the street today.

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2 – I love listening music.

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3 – I born in 1998.

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4 – Are you agree with me?

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5 – The movie was really bored.

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6 – I am agree with you.

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7 – The car of Tina is very fast.

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8 – I’m tired. Let’s go at home.

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9 – Kevin have a sister and a brother.

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10 – I didn’t say nothing.

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ANSWERS

1. There isn’t a lot of cars in the street today. →  There aren’t a lot of cars in the street today.
2. I love listening music. →  I love listening to music.
3. I born in 1998. →  I was born in 1998.
4. Are you agree with me? →  Do you agree with me?
5. The movie was really bored. →  The movie was really boring.
6. I am agree with you. →  I agree with you.
7. The car of Tina is very fast. →  Tina’s car is very fast.
8. I’m tired. Let’s go at home. →  I’m tired. Let’s go home.
9. Kevin have a sister and a brother. →  Kevin has a sister and a brother.
10. I didn’t say nothing. →  I didn’t say anything.