I. Find and correct a mistake in each sentence.

1. How many classes is there in your school?
2. There are a banana and five oranges on the table.
3. Nancy has a beautiful girl with blonde hair and a fit body.
4. My new classmate, Zoe, is very friend and helpful.
5. She is short hair and big eyes.
6. This student is very smart, studious with well-behave.
7. My mother have an oval face and lovely smile.
8. The girls skipping in the yard behind the house.

II. Give the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

1. I (1. have) some new friends: Peter, Wu, and Susan. Peter (2. have) blond hair and blue eyes. He (3. like) taking photos. Wu (4. be) a tall boy, sporty and clever. He (5. have) long hair, it's short now. We (6. have) some fun now. Peter (7. take) photos of us. Wu and Susan (8. read) comic books.

III. Complete the sentences, adding and changing words if necessary.

1. My new teacher is young, pretty, and has long black hair.
2. Her aunt has an oval face and big warm eyes.
3. Susan's uncle is humorous and helpful.
4. The boys are doing karate at their club at the moment.
5. My father often drinks green tea, but today he is drinking Lipton.

IV. Rewrite the following sentences, so that they retain the original meaning.

1. The vase is on the left of the statuette. - The statuette is on the right of the vase.
2. You should do more morning exercise. - You had better do more morning exercise.
3. My sister's hair is long and black. - My sister has long black hair.
4. There isn't a river in my hometown. - My hometown doesn't have a river.
5. This car belongs to Mr. Orson. - This is Mr. Orson's car.
6. What does your uncle do? - What's your uncle's job?
7. The books are very interesting. - They are very interesting books.
8. Her face is round and her hair is curly. - She has a round face and curly hair.
9. My mother likes coffee most. - Coffee is my mother's favorite drink.
10. He always has breakfast before going to work. - He never goes to work without having breakfast.