English ESL, Side By Side, Level 1, Ch.S 4-6

The correct answer is "beach" because swimming is typically associated with bodies of water such as the ocean, lakes, or rivers, which are commonly found at beaches. The yard and kitchen are not appropriate places for swimming.

The correct answer is "his, the, my" because all three options are possible depending on the context. "His" suggests that Mr. Jones is playing on his own computer. "The" implies that Mr. Jones is playing on a specific computer that has been previously mentioned or is known to both the speaker and the listener. "My" suggests that the speaker is referring to their own computer. The choice of the correct answer would depend on the intended meaning or context of the sentence.

The question is asking for the location of "they". The answer "Where" is a question word that is used to inquire about a place or location. In this context, "Where" is the appropriate word to use to ask about the location of "they", who are stated to be in Tahiti.

The correct answer is "It's small" because the question asks if something is large, and the response is "No, it isn't." This implies that the object being referred to is not large, but rather the opposite, which is small.

The correct answer is "brushing". The word "brushing" is the only option that makes sense in the context of the sentence. When people brush their teeth, they use a toothbrush and toothpaste to clean their teeth. The other options, "painting" and "eating", do not make sense in relation to teeth. Therefore, "brushing" is the most logical and appropriate answer.

The question is asking for the identity of the person being referred to. The correct answer "Who" is used to inquire about a person. In response, the speaker confirms that the person is their cousin.

The correct answer is "her" and "the". The sentence suggests that Ms. Kim is busy fixing a sink, and the use of "her" indicates that it is her own sink that she is fixing. Additionally, the use of "the" before "sink" implies that there is a specific sink being referred to, possibly in a particular location or context.

The correct answer is "He's young" because the question asks if he is old, and the response given is "No, he isn't." This implies that the person in question is not old, but rather young. The other options provided (thin and happy) are not relevant to the question being asked.

The given question is asking about where Jack is sitting. Out of the options provided, "bicycle" is the only object on which a person can sit. Therefore, it can be inferred that Jack is sitting on his bicycle.

The correct answer is nephew. This indicates that the person being referred to is the speaker's nephew, which means that he is the son of the speaker's sibling.

The correct answer is "grandmother" because the question is asking for the relationship between the person's mother's mother and themselves. The term "grandmother" refers to the mother of one's own mother, making her the person's grandmother.

The correct answer is "fixing" because it is the most appropriate verb to use in the given context. The sentence suggests that someone is currently engaged in an activity related to their car, and "fixing" implies that they are repairing or working on the car. "Snowing" and "riding" do not make sense in this context as they do not relate to the car.

The correct answer is "What's" or "What is". Both options are grammatically correct and can be used interchangeably in this context to ask about someone's name.

The term "niece" refers to the daughter of one's sibling. In this case, the statement "My sister's daughter" clearly indicates that the person being referred to is the niece.

The word "their" is the correct answer because it is a possessive pronoun that shows ownership. In this sentence, it indicates that the homework belongs to the children.

The correct answer is "It's cloudy." This is because the question asks about the weather condition, and the statement "It's cloudy" provides a direct response to that question.

The given correct answer is "He's loud." This is because the question asks if he is quiet, and the answer states that he is not quiet but rather loud.

The correct answer is "reading" because the sentence states that Mrs. Kent is doing something in the park, and out of the given options, reading is the most logical activity to do in a park.

The correct answer is "She's rich" because the question asks about her financial status and the response states that she is not poor, implying that she has wealth.

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The correct answer is "on." This is because when we talk about someone sleeping on a sofa, we use the preposition "on" to indicate that the person is physically positioned on top of the sofa.

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The correct answer is "in" because when we use the preposition "in" before a location, it indicates that we are inside or within that place. In this case, "in front of our house" suggests that we are positioned within the area directly facing the front of our house.

The correct answer is "its" because "its" is the possessive form of "it" and is used to show that something belongs to or is associated with a thing previously mentioned, in this case, the dog.

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The given correct answer states that the computer is new, which is the opposite of being old.

The opposite of "short" is "tall."

The given correct answer explains that the opposite adjective for "heavy" is "thin". It provides two correct sentences using the opposite adjective to describe the brother's weight.