Final Answer:
A.
1. dogs
2. watches
3. knives
4. flies
5. boxes
6. witches
7. boys
8. puppies
9. wolves
10. tomatoes
11. mice
12. geese
13. women
14. persons / people
15. oxen
16. feet
17. sheep
18. deer
19. men
20. children
B.
1. has
2. hasn’t
3. have
4. has
5. has
6. has
7. has
8. has
9. has
10. have
11. Has
C.
1. There are some books on my table.
2. There is a dog in the fireplace.
3. There is a table under the dog.
4. There are some apples on the fridge.
5. There are two bookshelves above the bed.
6. There are some pens on the table.
7. There are twenty students in my class.
8. There is a butterfly on your head.
D.
1. an
2. any
3. any
4. any
5. any
6. any
7. any
8. any
9. an
10. any
11. any
12. any
13. a
14. any
E.
1. hers
2. their
3. Their
4. ours
5. my brother’s
6. mine
7. my
8. Fred and Alice’s
9. ours
10. my friend’s
F.
1. drinks
2. wasn’t
3. did, cry
4. were
5. was
6. is, dancing
7. did, go
8. does, cook
9. are, winning
10. isn’t
11. went
12. didn’t do
13. Are
14. Is
15. didn’t buy
16. didn’t go
17. Did, write
G.
1. What is Sandy doing now?
2. When did my friend work last night?
3. What time does her brother always get up?
4. Why is he crying?
5. Where was his friend yesterday?
6. When did they have street parades?
7. What is he doing now?
8. When will they work next week?
9. What can she do very well?
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