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The plural of car is "cares". F. T.

The plural of book is "books". T. F.

The plural of house is "houses". T. F.

The singular of cities is "city". T. F.

The plural of box is "bocces". F. T.

The plural of guy is "guys. T. F.

The plural of hero is "heroes". T. F.

The plural of giraffe is "giraffs". T. F.

The plural of man is "men". T. F.

The plural of life is "lives". T. F.

The plural of country is "countries". T. F.

The singular of fish is "fishes". T. F.

The plural of boy is "boys". T. F.

The plural of potato is "potatoes". T. F.

The singular of feet is "fut". T. F.

A month of the year is May. T. F.

A month of the year is June. T. F.

A month or the year is July. T. F.

A month of the year is Monday. T. F.

"Gris" in English is gray. T. F.

"Azul" in English is gold. T. F.

"Negro" in English is brown. T. F.

"Amarillo" in English is yellow. T. F.

"Naranja" in English is orange. T. F.

"Verde" in English is White. T. F.

"Morado" in English is purple. T. F.

"Blanco" in English is pink. T. F.

"Azul" in English is blue. T. F.

The cardinal number 8 is written (eighteen). T. F.

The cardinal number 19 is written (nineteen). T. F.

The cardinal number 10 is written (ten). T. F.

The cardinal 46 number is written (forty-six). T. F.

The cardinal number 57 is written (thirty-seven). T. F.

The cardinal number 12 is written (twenty). T. F.

The cardinal number 95 is written (ninety-five). T. F.

The cardinal number 83 is written (eighty-three). T. F.

The cardinal number 16 is written (thirteen). T. F.

The cardinal number 32 is written (thirty twelve). T. F.

The possessive adjective of (I) is (me). T. F.

The possessive adjective of (you) is (your). T. F.

The possessive adjective of (he) is (his). T. F.

The possessive adjective of (she) is (his). T. F.

The possessive adjective of (we) is (your). T. F.

The possessive adjective of (they) is (their). T. F.

The nationality of Brazil is Brazilian. T. F.

The nationality of Argentina is Argentin. T. F.

The nationality of France is Greek. T. F.

The nationality of Norway is Norwegian. T. F.

The nationality of Spain is Spanian. T. F.

The nationality of Ireland is Irish. T. F.

The nationality of Turkey is Turkian. T. F.

The nationality of Ukraine is Ukrainian. T. F.

The nationality of Egypt is Egyptian. T. F.

The nationality of South Africa is North African. T. F.

The nationality of Iran is Iranian. T. F.

The nationality of Japan is Japanese. T. F.

The nationality of India is Indianese. T. F.

The ordinal number 60th is written (sixtieth). T. F.

The ordinal number 22nd is written (twenty second). T. F.

The ordinal number 46th is written (fory six). T. F.

The ordinal number 58th is written (fifty-eight). T. F.

The ordinal number 33rd is written (thirty third). T. F.

The ordinal number 50th is written (fifteenth). T. F.

The ordinal number 20th is written (twelfth). T. F.

The ordinal number 19th is written (nineteenth. T. F.

The ordinal number 32nd is written (thirty second). T. F.

The ordinal number 3rd is written (third). T. F.

The past simple of the verb (bet) is (bet). T. F.

The past simple of the verb (break) is (broke). T. F.

The past participle of the verb (come) is (come). T. F.

The past participle of the verb (choose) is (chose). T. F.

The past participle of the verb (dig) is (dug). T. F.

The past participle of the verb (take) is (taken). T. F.

The past simple of the verb (swim) is (swam). T. F.

The past simple of the verb (drive) is (drove). T. F.

The past simple of the verb (throw) is (thrown). T. F.

The past simple of the verb (sing) is (sang). T. F.

The past simple of the verb (win) is (won). T. F.

In the following sentence the "to be verb" is correct? "Marco is from Argentina". T. F.

In the following sentence "the to be verb" is correct? "Maria are a doctor". T. F.

In the following sentence "the to be verb" is correct? "Lorena and Ruth are friends". T. F.

In the following sentence "the to be verb" is correct? "Chantal and Karen are police officers"?. T. F.

In the following sentence "the to be verb" is correct? "I am a fireman"?. T. F.

In the following sentence "the to be verb" is correct? “Ines are from Miami"?. T. F.

In the following question "the to be verb" is correct? "Are she at home?". T. F.

In the following question "the to be verb" is correct? "Is Nicole your sister?". T. F.

In the following question "the to be verb" is correct? "Are Bruno and Bryan brothers?". T. F.

In the following question "the to be verb" is correct? "Are you sad?". T. F.

In the following question "the to be verb" is correct? "Is she old?". T. F.

In the following question "the to be verb" is correct? "Are you busy?". T. F.

In the following question "the to be verb" is correct? "Are she wrong?". T. F.

In the following question "the to be verb" is correct? "Are they crazy?". T. F.

In the following question "the to be verb" is correct? "Are we lost?". T. F.

In the following simple present question, is the auxiliary correct? "Do you work every day?". T. F.

In the following simple present question, is the auxiliary correct? "Does she usually jump?". T. F.

In the following simple present question, is the auxiliary correct? "Does he often swim in the mornings?". T. F.

In the following simple present question, is the auxiliary correct? Do he walk to work every day?". T. F.

In the following simple present question, is the auxiliary correct? "Do Marco drive the car?". T. F.

The teeth of a person are in the chest. T. F.

The nose of a person is in the face. T. F.

The mouth of a person is in the face. T. F.

The fingers of a person is on the hand. T. F.

The hair of a person is on the head. T. F.

In the following past continuous sentence. Is auxiliary verb correct? "Lucas was walking to school". T. F.

In the following past continuous sentence. Is auxiliary verb correct? "Karmen and Marcia was playing yesterday". T. F.

In the following past continuous sentence. Is auxiliary verb correct? "You was running at school". T. F.

In the following past continuous sentence. Is auxiliary verb correct? "Juan was reading a book". T. F.

In the following past continuous sentence. Is auxiliary verb correct? "Joel were singing". T. F.

In the following past continuous sentence. Is auxiliary verb correct? "You was going to the swimming pool". T. F.

In the following past continuous sentence. Is auxiliary verb correct? "He was taking photos". T. F.

In the following past continuous sentence. Is auxiliary verb correct? "She was talking to him. T. F.

In the following past continuous sentence. Is auxiliary verb correct? "Romario were playing video games". T. F.

In the following past continuous sentence. Is auxiliary verb correct? "Tamara and Rita were dancing in the club". T. F.

Carolina writes an email to Cristina. T. F.

Carolina was very relaxed at her work. T. F.

Carolina is in the phone all day. T. F.

At the end of the Day Carolina must write a summary. T. F.

Carolina doesn’t listen to customer complaints. T. F.

Carolina doesn’t need a vacation. T. F.

Carolina needs another job. T. F.

Carolina will call Cristina the next month. T. F.

Carolina needs a vacation. T. F.

Carolina will call Cristina. T. F.

The bank taller counts the money in front of George. T. F.

George lost his job a year ago. T. F.

George found a new job. T. F.

George is living with his relatives. T. F.

George puts his money into a box. T. F.

George puts his money in his coat pocket. T. F.

Four masked men entered to the bank. T. F.

One of the masked men fire a shot in the air. T. F.

George lost his job a month ago. T. F.

George was evicted from his apartment. T. F.

Miguel is on the airport. T. F.

The lady at he counter asked him for his ID. T. F.

He is confirmed on flight 301. T. F.

He is going to take a flight from Los Angeles to Dubai. T. F.

He is going to take a flight at morning. T. F.

The airport security officers have a big dog. T. F.

The airport security officer didn’t say anything to Miguel. T. F.

The dog didn’t sniff anything at the airport. T. F.

The security officer looked at Miguel. T. F.

The dog didn’t sniff any bag. T. F.