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He Eats a Candy Bar

  1. He picks up the candy bar.
  2. He reads the label.
  3. The label says Baby Ruth.
  4. He unwraps the candy bar.
  5. He throws the wrapper into the trash.
  6. He bites into the candy bar.
  7. He chews it. He swallows it.
  8. He bites into the candy bar again.
  9. It is delicious.
  10. He loves candy bars.

Ceiling Fan

  1. My house is too stuffy today.
  2. It’s the hot weather.
  3. I bought an air conditioner.
  4. But it doesn’t help at night.
  5. It’s bad to leave it on at night.
  6. Why can’t I leave it on at night?
  7. It causes you to catch cold.
  8. I bought one fan last wekr.
  9. But it makes too much noise.
  10. Why don’t you install a ceiling fan?

My Favorite Color

  1. Hi girl. Want to color with me?
  2. Sure, Sandra. I love to color.
  3. This is blue.
  4. It’s my favorite color.
  5. I like blue, too.
  6. What’s your favorite color?
  7. I don’t know, maybe black.
  8. Try this one, over here.
  9. It’s so pretty.
  10. Yes, it is. It’s perfect!

the Library

  1. Today we are going to the library.
  2. What is library, Ms. Thomas?
  3. It is a place to study, Betty.
  4. What do they have there?
  5. Books, computers, classes …
  6. That sounds like fun.
  7. Yes it is, Baty.
  8. And you can learn there.
  9. I can’t wait to go.
  10. So, let’s go!

Fruit

  1. What are you gonna eat today?
  2. I’m gonna at a piece of fruit.
  3. What kind do you like?
  4.  I really like apples and grapes.
  5. What kind of apples do you like?
  6. I love green apples.
  7. I don’t like green apples.
  8. Really? Why not?
  9. Green apples are too sour.
  10. Do you like red apples?
  11. Yes, I love red apples.

Drinks

  1. I’m so thirsty.
  2. Let’s get something to drink.
  3. That’s a good idea.
  4. What you want to drink?
  5. I will have a glass juice.
  6. You shouldn’t drink juice.
  7. What do you mean?
  8. When you’re thirsty.
  9. Water is the best for you.
  10. I guess I will get water.

A Nice Teacher

  1. She is a nice teacher.
  2. She teaches third graders.
  3. She says “good morning”.
  4. She asks her students.
  5. How they are doing.
  6. The students love her.
  7. She is good at her job.
  8. She doesn’t get a lot of money.
  9. Teachers should get more money.
  10. They work so hard.

New and Old

  1. Today is the first day of school.
  2. Suzy looks at her backpack.
  3. It has holes. It is dirty.
  4. She needs a new one.
  5. Her mom takes her shopping.
  6. There are so many backpacks.
  7. One backpack has yellow stars.
  8. Another one has rainbow stripes.
  9. Another one has dogs.
  10. Suzy prefers this one.

My First Flight

  1. Today we are flying, Richard.
  2. Are you sure it’s safe, dad?
  3. Of course, son.
  4. I fly all the time.
  5. Can’t we drive to grandma’s house?
  6. Yes, we can, but it takes longer.
  7. Okay, dad. We’ll fly.
  8. You are going to love it, son.
  9. I hope so.
  10. Take your time.

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Roller Coaster

  1. He gets on the roller coaster.
  2. His mom sits next to him.
  3. This is his first roller coaster ride.
  4. The roller coaster starts up.
  5. It goes up and down.
  6. It goes around and around.
  7. He looks at his mom.
  8. His mom looks at him.
  9. They both laugh.
  10. The roller coaster is fun!

Her Cats

  1. She picks up the book.
  2. It is her favorite book.
  3. It has a red cover.
  4. It has 52 pages.
  5. It has many pictures.
  6. It has pictures of many animals.
  7. She likes animals.
  8. She has two cats.
  9. They sleep all day long.
  10. She shows them in the book.

Hot Dogs

  1. He opens the refrigerator.
  2. He looks inside the refrigerator.
  3. He is hungry.
  4. He wants something to eat.
  5. He sees a package.
  6. It is a package of hot dogs.
  7. Six hot dogs are in the package.
  8. He takes two hot dogs out.
  9. He closes the refrigerator.
  10. He puts them on a plate.

Present Continuous

  1. I am studying every day.
  2. I am going home now.
  3. You are playing tennis.
  4. He is arriving at work.
  5. She is walking to school.
  6. It is eating a good meal.
  7. We are visiting grandma.
  8. You are smiling a lot.
  9. They are trying to talk to her.
  10. They are opening the door.

some clothes

  1. Where are my clothes?
  2. I like this shirt.
  3. It’s too small for me. size?
  4. These pants are too big for me.
  5. They are too short for you.
  6. This shirt doesn’t fit me.
  7. It’s a little tight.
  8. That coat really suits you.
  9. But it doesn’t suit me.
  10. Take off your clothes.

Sometimes You Lose

  1. Sarah’s basketball team lost today.
  2. She is so upset.
  3. She walks home sadly.
  4. She sits down on the couch.
  5. She starts crying.
  6. Her mom sees her.
  7. She gives her a hug.
  8. She bakes her favorite cookies.
  9. The warm cookies make her smile.
  10. Sarah wipes her tears away.

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preposition “By”

  1. I live by myself.
  2. He came by car.
  3. I’ll go by taxi.
  4. Let’s go by bus.
  5. Come by car.
  6. She stood by him.
  7. by bus or by car?
  8. He goes by bike.
  9. I arrived by now.
  10. I learned by ear.
  11. I went by myself.
  12. Sit by your father.

preposition “At”

  1. Look at her now!
  2. Go to bed at 7:00.
  3. I was at home.
  4. He was at work.
  5. Is she at school?
  6. Wake up early!
  7. I get up at 6:30.
  8. Look at her hair.
  9. Be back at six.
  10. She looked at me.
  11. Call me at once.
  12. He is at his desk.

to be “Was”

  1. I was a teacher.
  2. I was fired.
  3. She was tired.
  4. I was wrong.
  5. I was up set.
  6. He was alone.
  7. He was here.
  8. It was early.
  9. I was at home.
  10. She was angry.
  11. He was at home.
  12. He was patient.