Seven and three is ________.

 Eleven and five’s ________.

Four threes are ________.

Six twos are ________.

 Eight times ten is ________.

Two times five is ________.

Three multiplied by six equals ________.

Eight times two equals ________.

Nine multiplied by seven equals ________.

 Ten multiplied by five equals ________.

Ten divided by five is two/three.

Eighteen divided by two equals nine/eight.

Eight into fourty goes four/five.

Five into fifteen goes four/three.

Sixteen divided by four is three/four.

Twenty-one divided by three equals seven/six.

Fifty-six divided by seven is eight/nine.

Sixty divided by ten equals six/seven.

Whose ________ are you listening to?

Whose ________ is he wearing?

Whose ________ did they drive?

Whose ________ is the teacher talking with?

Whose ________ did you read?

Whose ________ did she capture?

Whose ________ did he steal?

Whose ________ are you writing?

Are you looking for________ job?

He returned after ________ hour.

Could I have ________ cup of coffee please?

I was born into ________ rich family.

He will come back in ________ hour.

I have ________ cat.

 We will take ________ trip that we have been waiting for a long time.

What ________ beautiful lake!

I saw ________ horrible accident last week.

In his backpack there is _____ book

_____  pencil case

____ apple and _____ egg and mayonnaise sandwich

Today he has _____ English exam.

He writes _____ short story about _____ adventurer

 The story begins like this: “It is _____ special day for Oliver

At ten o’clock in the morning, he gets on _____ plane. His destination is Australia…”

Miss Lin speaks ________ Chinese.

Eli likes to play ________ football.

I bought ________ umbrella to go out in the rain.

I lived on ________ Main Street when I first came to town.

Albany is the capital of ________ New York State.

My husband’s family speaks ________ Polish.

________ apple a day keeps your enemy away.

Our neighbors have ________ cat and ________ dog.

_____ universal problem

_____ happy girl

My mother sometimes helps ______ with my homework. She is a teacher.

 Where are my keys? I can’t find ______.

My brother and I are cleaning the house. Mum is helping ______.

Follow ______, please. I will show ______ the way to the post office.

We want to call you. Give ______ your phone number.

My parents are still at work. We are waiting for ______.

 Is your father here? I want to talk to ______.  

Ask (he, him) and his wife if they’d like a soda.

We should hire (she, her) for the job.

I never want to see (he, him) again.

You can sit with Andrew and (I, me).

Give (I, me) my calculator. I need (it, him).

I can't find my books. Can you see (it, them)?

My parents are very nice. They always help ______ with my homework.

I'm sorry, I can't tell ______ what happened.

The children are hungry. Give ______ an apple.

We are thirsty. Can you give ______ some juice?

Jack is in the garden. Bring ______ his football.

Ann and Paul can't do their homework. Can you help ______ ?

I cannot help ______, Betty. I have other work to do.

My friend Susan lives in London. This is a postcard from ______.

Tien is in love with Tien.

I lent my brother my car.

My dad cooked dinner last night.

Have you received my e-mails?

Do you know where Thomas went?

I often buy comic books.

Langmaster teaches you English for free.

Lazy people don’t like walking. 

We must help the poor and the homeless.