Question

11. Our house is … the bank and the toy shop. a under b between c on 12 Julie sits … Kate in class. They are good friends. a next to b on c between 13.Where's the dog? - He's … the table. a in b between c on 14. Bob dinner every day. a. cook b. cooks c is cook 15. Look at these a. woman b. women c womans 16. Listen! The girl a song. a. sings b. is singing c. is sing 17. My flat is on the floor. a. three b. third c thirteen 18. That’ s bike. It’s very nice! a. Danny b. Danny’s c. Dannys 19. How bananas do you want? a. many b. much c. any 20. I go to the park the weekend. a. at b. in c. on

Answer 1

11. Our house is between the bank and the toy shop.
Explanation: The word "between" indicates that our house is located in the middle of the bank and the toy shop.

12. Julie sits next to Kate in class. They are good friends.
Explanation: The phrase "next to" suggests that Julie is seated right beside Kate in the classroom.

13. Where's the dog? - He's on the table.
Explanation: The word "on" indicates that the dog is positioned physically above the table.

14. Bob cooks dinner every day.
Explanation: The verb "cooks" is used to describe the action that Bob performs every day, which is preparing meals.

15. Look at these women.
Explanation: The word "women" is the plural form of the word "woman." We use "women" when referring to more than one female person.

16. Listen! The girl is singing a song.
Explanation: The verb "is singing" is used to describe the ongoing action of the girl performing the act of singing.

17. My flat is on the third floor.
Explanation: The word "third" specifies the exact order of the floor on which my flat is located.

18. That's Danny's bike. It's very nice!
Explanation: We use an apostrophe after a person's name followed by an "s" to indicate possession or ownership. In this case, the bike belongs to Danny.

19. How many bananas do you want?
Explanation: The word "many" is used to quantify countable nouns, such as bananas, in terms of a large number.

20. I go to the park on the weekend.
Explanation: The word "on" indicates that the park visit takes place during the weekend.