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    The document is an English test that contains 8 sentences for the test-taker to underline the correct word or words in. It also instructs the test-taker to draw a picture of a person showing various body parts. The test focuses on grammar concepts like subject-verb agreement, possessive pronouns, contractions and identifying parts of speech.

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    Basic test for young teenagers. Members of the family, verb to be and possessive adjectives.

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    The document is an English test that contains 8 sentences for the test-taker to underline the correct word or words in. It also instructs the test-taker to draw a picture of a person showing various body parts. The test focuses on grammar concepts like subject-verb agreement, possessive pronouns, contractions and identifying parts of speech.

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    English Basic Test

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    The document is an English test that contains 8 sentences for the test-taker to underline the correct word or words in. It also instructs the test-taker to draw a picture of a person showing various body parts. The test focuses on grammar concepts like subject-verb agreement, possessive pronouns, contractions and identifying parts of speech.

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    English test

    Names: ________________

    2 Underline the correct word(s) in each sentence.


    Example: Are / Is / Do you John Jackson?
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    Where they are / are they / theyre from?


    A Is she American? B No, she not / she isnt / is not.
    A What are your childrens names? B Their / Our / Your names are Mark and Jenny.
    I have a sister. His / Her / She name is Harriet.
    Where is Jack / Jacks / Jacks father?
    We are sisters. Their/ Our / Your surname is Harris.
    Whats yours/ you / your school? My school is CPEM 55.
    Your dog am not / isn't / aren't dangerous.

    3 Draw a picture of a person with ___ parts of the body that you know.

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