1. Complete the sentences. Use: continent / fortress / symbol / during / sand / isles / during / beach / back / diary / islands / 1. The weather was great ___our holiday.
2. Africa is a very hot ___.
3. A double-decker bus ___ of London.
4. The Tower of London is an ancient ___.
5. I always go to the in the morning.
6. Russian children go to school on the 1st of September.
7. Den likes to play volleyball on the .
8. There are a lot of in the world and the British are some of them.
9. My sister writes something in her every day.
10. The weather was great our holiday.

2. Choose the right words in the brackets to complete the sentences.
1. Everybody goes shopping and I go shopping…….. (too/either).
2. Ted didn’t go to Scotland when he was on holiday and Sam didn’t go there…… (too/either).
3. There is a fountain in the square and there is a fountain in the park……. (as well/either).
4. I can speak English fairly well and Don can (as well/also) speak English.

3. Use «the» where necessary.

1. …. White Tower
2. …. Isle of White
3. …. Northern Ireland
4. …. UK
5. …. St Paul’s Cathedral

6. …. Trafalgar Square
7. …. British Isles
8. …. Great Britain
9. …. Tower of London
10. …. Buckingham Palace

4. Use «s» where necessary.

1. hundred… of horses
2. eight hundred… years
3. two thousand… people
4. thousand… of tourists
5. hundred… of double-decker buses
6. five million… ravens
7. thousands birds.
8. seven hundred buildings.
9. hundreds rivers.
10. millions towns

1. Complete the sentences. Use: 1. The weather was great during our holiday. Explanation: The sentence is describing the weather during a specific time period, which is the holiday. 2. Africa is a very hot continent. Explanation: Africa is being described as a whole, as a continent, and the characteristic being described is the heat. 3. A double-decker bus is a symbol of London. Explanation: The double-decker bus represents or symbolizes London. 4. The Tower of London is an ancient fortress. Explanation: The Tower of London is a specific place or structure, and it is being described as ancient and a fortress. 5. I always go to the beach in the morning. Explanation: The speaker is expressing a regular or habitual action of going to the beach specifically in the morning. 6. Russian children go to school on the 1st of September. Explanation: Russian children have a specific date, which is the 1st of September, when they start going to school. 7. Den likes to play volleyball on the beach. Explanation: Den enjoys playing volleyball specifically on the beach. 8. There are a lot of islands in the world and the British Isles are some of them. Explanation: The British Isles are being described as a specific group of islands among many others in the world. 9. My sister writes something in her diary every day. Explanation: The speaker's sister has the habit of writing in her personal diary on a daily basis. 10. The weather was great during our holiday. Explanation: This sentence is a repetition of the first sentence. It might be a mistake or redundant. 2. Choose the right words in the brackets to complete the sentences. 1. Everybody goes shopping and I go shopping too. Explanation: "Too" is used when the action being described is the same or similar to what others are doing. 2. Ted didn't go to Scotland when he was on holiday and Sam didn't go there either. Explanation: "Either" is used when the action being described is the same or similar to what someone else is doing. 3. There is a fountain in the square and there is a fountain in the park as well. Explanation: "As well" is used to show that there is something in addition to what has already been mentioned. 4. I can speak English fairly well and Don can also speak English. Explanation: "Also" is used to show that the action or ability being described is true for another person as well. 3. Use "the" where necessary. 1. The White Tower Explanation: "The" is used before "White Tower" because it is a specific tower. 2. The Isle of Wight Explanation: "The" is used before "Isle of Wight" because it is a specific island. 3. Northern Ireland Explanation: "The" is not used before "Northern Ireland" because "Ireland" is considered as part of its name. 4. The UK Explanation: "The" is used before "UK" because it is an abbreviation for "United Kingdom." 5. St Paul's Cathedral Explanation: "The" is used before "St Paul's Cathedral" because it is a specific cathedral. 6. Trafalgar Square Explanation: "The" is not used before "Trafalgar Square" because it is considered as part of its name. 7. The British Isles Explanation: "The" is used before "British Isles" because it refers to a specific group of islands. 8. Great Britain Explanation: "The" is not used before "Great Britain" because it is considered as part of its name. 9. The Tower of London Explanation: "The" is used before "Tower of London" because it is a specific tower. 10. Buckingham Palace Explanation: "The" is not used before "Buckingham Palace" because it is considered as part of its name. 4. Use "s" where necessary. 1. hundreds of horses Explanation: "hundred" is pluralized with "s" because the sentence is describing multiple hundreds of horses. 2. eight hundred years Explanation: "hundred" is pluralized with "s" because the sentence is describing multiple hundreds of years. 3. two thousand people Explanation: "thousand" is not pluralized with "s" because it is already a plural form. 4. thousands of tourists Explanation: "thousand" is not pluralized with "s" because it is already a plural form. 5. hundreds of double-decker buses Explanation: "hundred" is pluralized with "s" because the sentence is describing multiple hundreds of buses. 6. five million ravens Explanation: "million" is not pluralized with "s" because it is already a plural form. 7. thousands of birds Explanation: "thousand" is not pluralized with "s" because it is already a plural form. 8. seven hundred buildings Explanation: "hundred" is pluralized with "s" because the sentence is describing multiple hundreds of buildings. 9. hundreds of rivers Explanation: "hundred" is pluralized with "s" because the sentence is describing multiple hundreds of rivers. 10. millions of towns Explanation: "million" is not pluralized with "s" because it is already a plural form.