4. Make as many sentences as you can. Choose in, on, or at for

the sentences:

Robert Alaska.

Sara the United States.

Mrs. Paylor the offi ce.

Mr. Brown lives i n Lincoln Boulevard.

She works on a farm.

They at Queen Street.

We Boston.

He school.

Fill in blanks with responses using so or neither. Mrs Green: Doctor Jones doesn't like chocolateMrs Brown: 1) Neuther do his children. Pete didn't wear a warm jacket yesterday. Mrs Green: 2) ... his brither John. They aren't cold. Mrs Brown: 3) ...

Complete the dialogue with the correct possessive adjective. Sara Hi, Leo. Leo Hello, Sara. This is ... Friend, Max Max Hi, Sara Sara Hi, Max. Who is that boy with black hair? Leo ... name is Markus Sara And the girl with blonde hair? Leo ...

One day Mrs Brown was going to cook shepherd's pie Look at Mrs Brown's shopping list and say how mush of each food she needed and why I think Mrs Brown had ... Perhaps she also had ... But she didn't have ... Perhaps Mrs Brown had ... and ...

A. They're from Afrika. They're very big. They're grey. They can swim very well. They eat grass. They drink water. B. They're from Afrika. They're yellow and brown. They're very big. They can run. They eat leaves and grass. They drink water. C.

A secretary works in an office A librarian works in the library. A security works in A guard works in A dentist works in A waiter works in A traffic warden works in A journalist works in A nurse works in A sales assistant works in