The document provides a series of grammar exercises involving: 1) Putting sentences into the negative form and interrogative form. 2) Giving questions to answer sentences. 3) Adding "a" or "an" to sentences. 4) Completing sentences using possessive adjectives like "my", "your", "his", "her", "its", "our", "their". The exercises are designed to practice common grammar concepts like negation, interrogation, articles, and possession.

1. 1 - Put the sentences into negative:
a) They are at home.
b) Frank’s our best friend.
c) Apples are expensive this week.
d) Jim’s parents are Canadian.
e) Their book is on the table.
2 - Now, put the same sentences into the interrogative form:
a) They are at home.
b) Frank’s our best friend.
c) Apples are expensive this week.
d) Jim’s parents are Canadian.
e) Their book is on the table.
3 - Give the right questions to these answers:
My name is Janet
I’m Canadian.
4 - Supply with a or an:
a) She is ___ woman in love.
b) ___ writer writes books.
c) He is ___ dentist.
d) We live near ___ hospital.
e) Eat ___ egg and ___ apple every day.
f) She is ___ English girl.
5 - Complete the sentences using Possessive Adjectives:
a) A: This is my friend.
B: What’s ___ name?
A: ___ name is Paulo.
b) A: This is my friend.
B: What’s ___ name?
A: ___ name is Jennifer.
c) A: They are my friends.
B: What are ___ names?
A: ___ names are Sylvia and Matt.
d) A: This is my dog and this is my cat.
B: What are ___ names?
A: ___ names are Rex and Mimi.