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Grammar points for Grade 5 studentsPast Tense ChallengeVersión en línea Grammar points for Grade 5 students por Vo Binh 1 He is more fast than his sister. Yes No 2 He can lives in Canada. Yes No 3 I walk to the park yesterday. Yes No 4 I walked to the park yesterday. Yes No 5 She does not drink coffee. Yes No 6 You can to swim in the pool. Yes No 7 They ate lunch at noon. Yes No 8 She goes to bed yesterday. Yes No 9 She can swim very well. Yes No 10 Can is used to talk about past abilities. Yes No 11 I played soccer yesterday. Yes No 12 He walks to school every day. Yes No 13 This problem is easier than that one. Yes No 14 This is the most tallest mountain in the world. Yes No 15 He forgot his keys this morning. Yes No 16 You can ask for permission by saying 'Can I...?' Yes No 17 This is the happiest day of my life. Yes No 18 The sun rises in the east. Yes No 19 He forgets his keys yesterday. Yes No 20 She bought a new dress last week. Yes No 21 We can visit the museum tomorrow if it opens. Yes No 22 She buyed a new dress last week. Yes No 23 The comparative of 'good' is 'gooder'. Yes No 24 He goed to school yesterday. Yes No 25 She is the goodest student in the class. Yes No 26 They are studying English now. Yes No 27 A cheetah is faster than a lion. Yes No 28 The word 'beautiful' has the superlative form 'beautifulest'. Yes No 29 She didn't help me yesterday. Yes No 30 They eat lunch at noon. Yes No 31 She is taller than her brother. Yes No 32 This problem is more easy than that one. Yes No 33 The tallest mountain in the world is Mount Everest. Yes No 34 They goed to the park yesterday. Yes No 35 I am baked cookies yesterday. Yes No 36 You never use 'than' after a comparative form. Yes No 37 They are study English now. Yes No 38 They can ride a bike without training wheels. Yes No 39 We ran to catch the bus. Yes No 40 The sun rises in the west. Yes No 41 You can study every day to improve your skills. Yes No

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Grammar points for Grade 5 studentsPast Tense ChallengeVersión en línea

por Vo Binh

He is more fast than his sister.

He can lives in Canada.

I walk to the park yesterday.

I walked to the park yesterday.

She does not drink coffee.

You can to swim in the pool.

They ate lunch at noon.

She goes to bed yesterday.

She can swim very well.

Can is used to talk about past abilities.

I played soccer yesterday.

He walks to school every day.

This problem is easier than that one.

This is the most tallest mountain in the world.

He forgot his keys this morning.

You can ask for permission by saying 'Can I...?'

This is the happiest day of my life.

The sun rises in the east.

He forgets his keys yesterday.

She bought a new dress last week.

We can visit the museum tomorrow if it opens.

She buyed a new dress last week.

The comparative of 'good' is 'gooder'.

He goed to school yesterday.

She is the goodest student in the class.

They are studying English now.

A cheetah is faster than a lion.

The word 'beautiful' has the superlative form 'beautifulest'.

She didn't help me yesterday.

They eat lunch at noon.

She is taller than her brother.

This problem is more easy than that one.

The tallest mountain in the world is Mount Everest.

They goed to the park yesterday.

I am baked cookies yesterday.

You never use 'than' after a comparative form.

They are study English now.

They can ride a bike without training wheels.

We ran to catch the bus.

The sun rises in the west.

You can study every day to improve your skills.