Fill in the blanks or use the correct word form to complete the sentences.

Here are the answers to the questions:

For questions 1 – 5, fill in the blank space with the most suitable word.

1. Pedestrians should always cross the road from the zebra crossing.
2. The traffic officer stopped the car before we left the parking.
3. You should cross the road when it is clear.
4. The butcher from whom we bought the meat is a very smart boy.
5. The topic of today's debate was too hard for us to interpret it easily.

For questions 6 – 15, use the correct form of the words in the brackets to complete the sentences.

6. The explanation Ronnie gave was not clear.
7. The opposing side did not argue well to win the debate.
8. She has wound the thread on the stick.
9. The current speaker gave a very long speech during the debate.
10. The hungry boy eats the food hurriedly whenever it is lunch time.
11. The ninth girl on the queue needs to talk to manager.
12. It is hard for Ruth to give the correct pronunciation of the word 'ewe'.
13. The UNRA is advised to widen the roads in most parts of the country to reduce on accidents.
14. The death of the chairperson during the debate surprised everybody.
15. We often visit our grandmother twice during every December holiday.

In questions 16 – 17, use the words given in a sentence to show that you understand the difference in the meaning.

16. Seen: I have never seen such a beautiful sunset. Scene: The final scene of the play was very emotional.

17. Scene: The police arrived at the scene of the accident quickly.

In questions 18 – 20, rewrite the sentence giving the plural form of the underlined words.

18. The timekeepers managed the time well during the debate.
19. We found three nice looking geese on our way to the market.
20. Ssemwanga the old man bought mousetraps.