Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. You have to use the verbs in the right verb tense, active or passive, or use a gerund or infinitive. How long (Kelly/live) [live] in Glendale? Two years, but she is thinking about (move) [move] to La Crescenta next year so her kids can go to better schools.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. You have to use the verbs in the right verb tense, active or passive, or use a gerund or infinitive.   These days Kelly is very busy with her schedule. She (study) [study] all day and (not have) [nothave] any time to even watch TV.

If the sentence is correct, write “correct” in the text box. Do not leave blanks. A blank textbox will receive ZERO points. the sentence is incorrect: copy the sentence in the textbox  highlight the error (only one error per sentence) EXPLAIN why that is an error. Sentence:  Each student, teacher, and worker need to have permission to park in Lot A.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. You have to use the verbs in the right verb tense, active or passive, or use a gerund or infinitive.   In January of last year, while Kelly (drive) [drive] to her job, she (hit) [hit] from behind on the freeway. A trucker did it.

If the sentence is correct, write “correct” in the text box. Do not leave blanks. A blank textbox will receive ZERO points. If the sentence is incorrect: copy the sentence in the textbox  highlight the error (only one error per sentence) EXPLAIN why that is an error. Sentence:  Honey, it could rain tomorrow, so remember packing an umbrella for the trip.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. You have to use the verbs in the right verb tense, active or passive, or use a gerund or infinitive. The criminal who (take) [take] Kelly’s car yesterday (catch) [catch] a few hours ago.

The sentence MUST match the picture. You can give characters names. Write in the textbox. Write one sentence about the picture fulfilling all the requirements: complex sentence with an adverb clause of condition and at least one verb in simple future

In the textbox, copy the incomplete sentence below (do not change any words in this part) and then complete the sentence with ideas that fit, make sense, and are grammatically correct. You must add any necessary punctuation (comma or period) and capitalization to make the sentence completely correct. My counselor said ________________________________________________________.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. You have to use the verbs in the right verb tense, active or passive, or use a gerund or infinitive.   Next year, if Kelly (pass) [pass] her nursing exams, she (start) [start] looking for internships at local hospitals.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. You have to use the verbs in the right verb tense, active or passive, or use a gerund or infinitive.   Because Kelly cannot afford fancy trips, she enjoys (visit) [visit1] local museums. So far, she (visit) [visit2] the Getty Museum, the Natural History Museum, LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art), and even the Petersen Automotive Museum.