my homework in 5, Jun

1. Jalen's dad sings LOUDLY in the shower. D. Adverb 2. Alex CHOKED on his food because he ate so fast. B. Verb 3.Did you finish your HOMEWORK yet? A. Noun 4. We're having PIZZA for dinner tonight. A. Noun 5. Emily has to clean her MESSY room before she goes out. C. Adjective I have a question for you. Do I have to use adverb in front of verb or back of verb? It’s my dilemma. 1) Karin: We can't make spaghetti without garlic. Where is the garlic? Karl: It's ____ the table. a) on 2) Karin: I don't see it. I only see tomatoes. Karl: It's _______ the tomatoes. b)next to 3) Karin: It's not here. Karl: Oh, look ____ the refrigerator. c) into 4) Karin: I don't see any garlic. Karl: Look ______ the beer. b)behind 5) Karin: It's not there. Karl: Look on the floor. Maybe it's _______ the table. d)in 6) Karin: No, it's not there either. Karl: Maybe it fell _______ the stove and the refrigerator. Look there. d)between 7) Karl: Did you find it? Karin: Yes, but it wasn't ______ the refrigerator and the stove. c)between 8) Karl: Where was it? Karin: It wasn't ______ the refrigerator. d)in 9) Karl: Was it _____ the table? b)on 10) Karin: No, it was _____ my hand! d)in I compiled 2 days homework. It is 11 o’clock in Seoul. I really hungry but I have to hold my pain until 11:40. I wish to you have a meal! See you~!

Hi there! Thanks for doing your homework.Great job! You almost got a perfect score.Keep it up^^ Let\'s talk about your question in our class so you can have a better understanding about it^^ See you later!Enjoy your lunch! -T.Sheela 1. Jalen\'s dad sings LOUDLY in the shower.D. Adverb >>correct2. Alex CHOKED on his food because he ate so fast.B. Verb >>correct3.Did you finish your HOMEWORK yet?A. Noun >>correct4. We\'re having PIZZA for dinner tonight.A. Noun >>correct5. Emily has to clean her MESSY room before she goes out.C. Adjective>>correctI have a question for you. >>correctDo I have to use adverb in front of verb or back of verb? It’s my dilemma. >>Do I have to use an adverb after a  verb or before a verb? It\'s my dilemma.1) Karin: We can\'t make spaghetti without garlic. Where is the garlic?Karl: It\'s ____ the table. a) on >>correct2) Karin: I don\'t see it. I only see tomatoes.Karl: It\'s _______ the tomatoes.b)next to >>correct3) Karin: It\'s not here. Karl: Oh, look ____ the refrigerator. c) into >>d.in4) Karin: I don\'t see any garlic.Karl: Look ______ the beer. b)behind >>correct5) Karin: It\'s not there. Karl: Look on the floor. Maybe it\'s _______ the table. d)in >>c.under6) Karin: No, it\'s not there either.Karl: Maybe it fell _______ the stove and the refrigerator. Look there. d)between >>correct7) Karl: Did you find it?Karin: Yes, but it wasn\'t ______ the refrigerator and the stove. c)between >>correct8) Karl: Where was it?Karin: It wasn\'t ______ the refrigerator. d)in >>correct9) Karl: Was it _____ the table? b)on >.correct10) Karin: No, it was _____ my hand! d)in >>correctI compiled 2 days homework. >> I compiled my homework for 2 days.  It is 11 o\'clock in Seoul. >>correct I really hungry but I have to hold my pain until 11:40. >>I\'m really hungry but I have to hold my pain until 11:40.  I wish to you have a meal! See you~! >>Hope you\'ll have a meal. See you!