1. What’s the weather like?
2. I don’t know. I just woke up.
3. Why don’t you look outside?
4. Okay. It looks like rain.
5. Why do you say that?
6. The sky is gray.
7. Is it raining right now?
8. No, how do you know?
9. The street isn’t wet.
10. I have to go shopping today.

1. I really like your shoes.
2. Thank you so much!
3. Where did you buy them?
4. I bought them at a store.
5. Were they very expensive?
6. They were around $40.
7. They look very comfortable.
8. They are extremely comfortable.
9. Do they come with other colors?
10. Maybe I’ll buy myself a pair.

1. I paid her yesterday.
2. They pay me every Thursday.
3. Did you pay him already?
4. She hasn’t paid me yet.
5. He pays $100 a day to her.
6. I need to pay $20 bucks to them.
7. We’ve just paid $1000 to the doctor.
8. We pay $200 a week to them..
9. I paid a fortune to the mechanic
10. We need to pay to the vet.

1. Linda loves the park.
2. There is so much to do.
3. First, she looksat the sky.
4. One cloud looks like a dog.
5. Another cloud looks like a sheep.
6. Later, she feeds the ducks.
7. They are hungry.
8. Linda throws bread crumbs.
9. The ducks enjoy the food.
10. She watches the sun go down.

1. He sits down in his seat.
2. He gets a copy of the test.
3. He reads the questions.
4. He writes his answers.
5. There are 20 questions.
6. He checks his answers again.
7. The bell rings.
8. The class is over. He gets up.
9. He hands his test to the teacher.
10. He is going to celebrate.

1.  I come from the USA.
2. She is from France.
3. Where is he from?
4. Is it far from here?
5. Lucy is from America.
6. They come from Australia.
7. Keep away from the dog.
8. She fell from the tree.
9. Have you heard from him?
10. How far is it from here?

1. It’s too hot today!
2. Just a little.
3. Nice to see you.
4. Please, call me.
5. That’s a good question.
6. What a nice day.
7. What day is it today?
8. What time is it?
9. What’s for breakfast today?
10. It’s good to have you here!

1. The phone rings.
2. He hears the ringing.
3. He picks up the phone.
4. He says hello.
5. The other says hello.
6. The other is his mom.
7. She talks to him.
8. He talks to her.
9. She finishes talking.
10. They says goodbye.

1. She loves Disneyland.
2. She wants to live there.
3. She wants to visit Disneyland.
4. Her parents take her there.
5. She has fun at Disneyland.
6. She sees Mickey Mouse.
7. She goes on many rides.
8. She has a good time there.
9. She wants to ride them.
10. She loves being there.

1. Can I eat this?
2. Can I help you?
3. Can you find it?
4. Can you help me?
5. I can sing well.
6. I can‘t hear it.
7. When can we eat?
8. I can‘t hear you.
9. I can‘t remember.
10. I can‘t see well.

1. He must be here.
2. You’ll be OK.
3. Don’t be angry.
4. Don’t be afraid.
5. He must be tired.
6. Please be seated.
7. She must be sick.
8. I’ll be back at six.
9. Don’t be sad.
10. She’ll be at home.

1. She is a great teacher. 
2. I’m happy because I’m here.
3. I’m not sick. John is sick.
4. You are my best friend.
5. Mary is a great person.
6. Are you in love with Jane?
7. You are a smart boy.
8. He isn’t at home right now.
9. He’s at work at the moment.
10. She isn’t my sister.

1. What do you need?
2. Where do you live?
3. Why do you cry so much?
4. Who do you think you are?
5. When do you travel?
6. Do you study every day?
7. Do you live in this city?
8. Do you have any children?
9. What do you like to eat? 
10. Do your parents live here?

1. Norma went to bed early.
2. It was eleven o’clock.
3. She turned out the light.
4. She lay in bed.
5. It was dark and quiet.
6. She couldn’t sleep.
7. She closed her eyes.
8. She tried to sleep.
9. But she couldn’t.
10. She turned the light on.

1. The boy is always busy.
2. He goes to school alone..
3. He has seven classes.
4. They are all hard.
5. He has a lot of homework.
6. It takes him five hours.
7. He also has piano practice.
8. He likes playing the piano.
9. He only sleeps for four hours.
10. He gets tired after school.