There is a pen on the chair. Is it ...?, your, yours, you, me, ... bedroom is bigger., Her, she, hers, you, ... goes to class., him, He, his, I, Can you give ... a pen?, I, my, me, mine, Where do Helen and Sam ...?, live, lives, lived, living, My sister ... in a restaurant at present., works, worked, is working, work, Are Peter and Tony ... for their school bus?, are waiting, waiting, wait, waits, Does Jack ... Vietnamese fluently?, speaking, spoke, speaks, speak, Maria often ... 30 minutes a day near her house., walk, are jogging, jogs, jog, Adam ... for another job now., is looking, looked, looks, look, He ... to buy some eggs now., want, wants, is wanting, wanted, The girl who is skipping ... curly hair., has, is, are, have, There ... two boys playing outside., have, is, are, has, The sun is shining ..., brightly, bright, Smoking is ... for your health., badly, bad, She smiled ..., sadly, sad, This chair is ..., comfortably, comfortable, My father is a ... teacher., good, well, I swim very ..., good, well, Living in the city is ... than living in the country., comfortabler, more comfortable.

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