1. d) has Math - The subject "Huda" is third person singular, so the verb must be "has". The sentence structure requires a verb to connect the two subjects.
2. b) that - "that" introduces a noun clause explaining what you knew. "about", "how to", and "how" do not grammatically fit to introduce the complete clause "most Emirati children study English".
3. c) of - "the king of Qatar" is the correct prepositional phrase to indicate possession or association with the country.
4. d) to the - The correct phrase is "taught the lesson to the students". "to us" is incorrect because "us" is an object pronoun, but "students" is a plural noun requiring the definite article "the" for specificity.
5. b) next - The phrase "next weekend" indicates a future time, which matches the future tense "Are you going to visit". "last weekend" is past tense and contradicts the future tense verb.
6. c) how to - The phrase "learnt how to write" means learning the method or skill of writing. "about", "that", and "how" alone do not correctly complete the infinitive phrase needed after "learnt".
7. a) about - The phrase "learnt about AL Waleed Ibn Abdumalik" means gaining knowledge concerning this historical figure. "that", "how to", and "how" do not fit grammatically or semantically in this context.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of english worksheet for 8th grade.