O Blog Tomorrow
- I am a new student in school.
- I tell the class about myself.
- I am from Canada.
- But now I live in Nevada.
- I live with my parents, and brother.
- My brother is younger than me.
- Music is very important to me.
- I like to sing and dance.
- I also play the saxophone.
- I hope to be a music teacher.
- Maria feels pain in her teeth.
- She tells her mom.
- Her mom takes her to the dentist.
- Maria is scared.
- She enters the waiting room.
- The secretary calls Maria’s name.
- Maria goes in.
- Maria sits in a big chair.
- She waits for the dentist.
- The dentist arrives.
- It’s work.
- That won’t work!
- Don’t work too hard!
- He is doing his work.
- I have to go to work.
- You should work hard.
- I am tired of my work.
- Let’s not do the work.
- The brake didn’t work.
- This work doesn’t pay.
- I arrived at school on time.
- They walk to school.
- She goes to school.
- When is school over?
- We must go to school.
- Where is your school?
- I go to school by bus.
- I study hard at school.
- We have no school today.
- There is no school today.
- It is break time.
- The students go out to play.
- They play with a jump rope.
- Elizabeth holds one end.
- Susan holds the other end.
- They are apart from each other.
- They swing the rope.
- Maria jumps in.
- The rope goes over her head.
- She is so good.
- John covers his eyes.
- Sandra finds a place to hide.
- John counts to ten.
- At “ten,” he opens his eyes.
- He tries to find Sandra.
- He walks around their room.
- He checks the kitchen.
- He checks under the bed.
- He checks the laundry room.
- He does not find her yet.
- The kids are in class.
- The teacher is the classroom.
- The kids are tired.
- They want to play.
- They want to see the sun.
- They like slides.
- They also like swings.
- They don’t like math.
- They stare at the clock.
- The clock moves slowly.
- He is talking to his friends.
- His cell phone rings.
- He answers it.
- It is his sister.
- He will pick her up at school.
- He tells her to wait.
- He gets off the couch.
- He tells his friends to leave.
- He drives his car.
- He parks on the street.
- It was time for bed.
- Edward was very tired.
- He turned off the TV.
- He turned off his computer.
- He turned off the light.
- He went into the bathroom.
- He brushed his teeth.
- He went into the bedroom.
- He put on his pajamas.
- He got into bed.
O Blog Tomorrow
- Where’s that?
- Is that true?
- That’s mine.
- That‘s right!
- What’s that?
- I’ve seen that.
- That‘s my line!
- That‘s strange.
- That‘s the way.
- That‘s too bad.
- Follow that car.
- I want that bag.
- It‘s up to you.
- It‘s very cold.
- It‘s your book.
- Great, isn’t it?
- I can’t hear it.
- I didn’t see it.
- I don’t need it.
- It snowed a lot.
- It‘s a nice day.
- It‘s a surprise.
- It‘s about time.
- I didn’t like it.
- It was night.
- It‘s amazing.
- It‘s too big.
- Take it easy.
- Try it again.
- Who built it?
- It hurts here.
- It is raining.
- It won’t hurt.
- It‘s hot today.
- It‘s business.
- It‘s too small.
- I got it.
- I use it.
- It‘s new.
- It‘s on me.
- Turn it off.
- It‘s cold.
- It‘s easy.
- It‘s late.
- It‘s there.
- Fill it up.
- I’ll do it.
- Is it free?
- The sun is up.
- Tom is absent.
- Whose is this?
- He is a writer.
- Is he at school?
- Is she at home?
- Is she married?
- She is a nurse.
- She is out now.
- Spring is here.
- This is my car.
- Where is she?
- She is crying.
- She is kind.
- Who is next?
- He is French.
- Is that true?
- Is this love?
- She is eight.
- She is happy.
- She is quiet.
- It is raining.
- Love is blind.
- That is mine.
O Blog Tomorrow
- Come, came – vir
- Do, did – fazer
- Drink, drank – beber
- Eat, ate – comer
- Have, had – ter
- Know, knew – saber.
- Read, read – ler.
- Say, said – dizer.
- Sell, sold – vender.
- Sleep, slept – dormir.
- I will make tea for us.
- He will get in touch soon.
- They will move to Rio.
- We will go home earlier.
- They won’t be there.
- She won’t bring him.
- We won’t open the door.
- Will you come right now?
- Will you be here later?
- Will they come with her?
- I studied last night.
- He lived with his sister.
- We played with the kids.
- She cleaned her room.
- I didn’t study last night.
- He didn’t live here.
- We didn’t play with them.
- She didn’t clean her room.
- Did you study with him?
- Did he live by himself?