Full blast 6 Module 7

Rewrite the sentence using possessive case: "The car of my brother is red."

Fill in the blank with the correct possessive form: "That is ____ book."

Identify the possessive case in the following sentence: "Sarah's cat is very fluffy."

Choose the correct possessive pronoun: "This pencil is ______."

Rewrite the sentence using possessive pronouns: "The keys belong to me."

Identify the possessive pronoun in the sentence: "The coat is hers."

What are some typical activities that teenagers enjoy?

Describe a common issue teenagers face in today's society.

How has technology influenced the lives of teenagers?

What does "lol" stand for?

Give an example of a chatspeak abbreviation used to express laughter.

Translate the following chatspeak: "brb"

Fill in the blank: "The coffee is ____ hot to drink."

Choose the correct option: "She's _____ tired to go out."

Rewrite the sentence using "too" or "enough": "The suitcase is too heavy for me to carry."

Fill in the blank with "one" or "ones": "I prefer the red shoes, not the black ____."

Identify the correct usage: "I want the big cake, not the small ______."

Rewrite the sentence using "one" or "ones": "I'll take the blue dress, not the green dress."

Name a popular TV show that focuses on crime investigation.

What genre does the TV show "Friends" belong to?

Describe the plot of your favorite TV show.

Fill in the blank with "for" or "since": "I have been studying English ____ two years."

Choose the correct option: "She has lived here _____ 2010."

Rewrite the sentence using "for" or "since": "She has been waiting at the bus stop for twenty minutes."

Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb: "She _____ (eat) lunch already."

Choose the correct option: "I ____ (never / be) to Paris."

Rewrite the sentence using the present perfect: "They started the project yesterday."

Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb: "He ______ (go) to the store yesterday."

Choose the correct option: "She ____ (play) tennis last Sunday."

Rewrite the sentence using the past simple: "They are at home now."