Playway To English 3 Unit 6 Vocabulary And Grammar

The correct answer is "They're carrots" because the text states "They're carrots" and not "They're potatoes".

The correct answer is "It's an orange juice" because the statement clearly states that the drink in question is orange juice, not cola.

Based on the given statement "It's a pie" and the options "It's a pie" and "It's a pizza", the correct answer is "It's a pie" because the statement clearly states that the object being referred to is a pie, not a pizza.

The given question asks the person to look and write the letters "a, t, and e". When these letters are rearranged, they form the word "tea", which is the correct answer.

The given letters "o, o, t, h, d, g" can be rearranged to form the words "hot dog" and "hotdog". Both words are correct answers as they match the given letters and can be formed using the available letters.

The given response "NO, no" indicates that there is no fish and chips present.

The correct answer is "don't like" because the sentence is in the first person and present tense. The speaker is expressing their dislike for spinach.

The correct answer is "like." This is because the subject "I" is singular and the verb "like" agrees with it. If the subject were plural, the verb would be "like."

The correct answer is "is" because it agrees with the subject "Max." In this sentence, "Max" is a singular noun, so the verb "is" should also be singular. "Am" is used with the pronoun "I," and "are" is used with plural subjects. Therefore, "is" is the appropriate choice in this context.

The correct answer is "It's mixed salad" because the phrase "mixed salad" refers to a dish that contains a variety of different vegetables, usually served with a dressing. The phrase "fruit salad" refers to a dish that contains a variety of different fruits. Since the given statement mentions "It's mixed salad," it implies that the dish being referred to contains a combination of vegetables rather than fruits.

The given letters "l, m, n, d, e, e, o, a" can be rearranged to form the word "lemonade", which matches the given word "lemonade".

The correct answer is "They're peas" because the sentence states that the objects in question are peas, not beans.

The given correct answer "NO, no" indicates that there is no juice in the bottle. The repetition of "no" emphasizes the absence of juice.

The given correct answer is "YES, yes" because the question asks to look and write "yes" or "no" based on whether the fruit is an orange. Since the answer includes "yes" twice, it indicates that the fruit is indeed an orange.

The given answer "NO, no" is correct because the question asks to look and write "yes" or "no" if there is spaghetti with three sausages. Since the answer is "NO, no", it indicates that there is no spaghetti with three sausages present.

The correct answer is "doesn't". In this sentence, the subject "she" is singular, so the correct form of the verb "like" should be "doesn't" instead of "don't". "Doesn't" is the contraction of "does not" and is used with singular subjects in the present simple tense.

The given word "steak" matches the letters "s", "t", "e", "a", and "k" that are provided in the jumbled letters "t, s, k, a, e". Therefore, the correct answer is "steak".

The given answer includes three different variations of the word "ice cream" - "ice cream", "ice-cream", and "icecream". These variations represent different ways in which the word can be written or spelled, but all refer to the same thing - a frozen dessert made from cream and sugar.

The correct answer is "likes". This is because the subject "He" is singular, so the verb should also be singular. "Likes" is the correct singular form of the verb "like" to agree with the subject.

The given correct answer "YES, yes" indicates that there is soup available for lunch. The repetition of "yes" emphasizes the certainty of this statement.