Talk about putting something into a container.
The idea
Use fill followed by the container, then with and its contents. The past is filled.
Examples
- I fill the bottle with water.
- She fills a bowl with rice.
- We filled the jar with sand.
- Please fill my cup with tea.
- The child filled a bucket with stones.
- Can you fill the glass with juice?
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Watch out
Name the container first: say fill the jar with sand, not fill sand with the jar.
Try it yourself
Choose the correct form. My brother ___ the pan with water. (fill / fills)
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fills
fills agrees with the singular subject.
Choose the correct form. Fill the vase ___ water. (with / at)
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with
with introduces the water that goes inside.
Choose the correct form. Yesterday I ___ a box with toys. (fill / filled)
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filled
filled places the completed action yesterday.
Practice round
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Choose the correct form. My brother ___ the pan with water. (fill / fills)
Choose the correct form. Fill the vase ___ water. (with / at)
Choose the correct form. Yesterday I ___ a box with toys. (fill / filled)
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Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Describe a container you fill and what you put in it.

