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Write the missing word: Look and write. onion, squirrel, camera, carrot, cook, hamburger, peach, balloon, puzzle, swim

hamburger

Match the following words with their corresponding pictures:

cookie = train tomato = pencil egg = eyes picture = frogs hands = potato

What can My sister do?

Can't ride a bike

Ride a bike (correct)

Drive

Can't drive

What feature does 'He' have?

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Complete the sentence: He can swim, but she can't.

swim Signup and view all the answers

This pencil is _.

long Signup and view all the answers

Is it an old bike?

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Who is 'She'?

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Vocabulary

Cookie, train, tomato, pencil, egg, eyes, picture, frogs, hands, potato, onion, squirrel, camera, carrot, cook, hamburger, peach, balloon, puzzle, swim
Grandmother, desk, under, in, Where, hamburgers
Sister, bike, table, neck, feet, legs, mouth
Hamburger, ears, father, tomatoes, box
Backpack, long, isn't, sister, this, that, swim, umbrella, head, legs, peaches
Pencil, old, bike, grandfather
Monkey, small, box

Sentence Structure

Using "is" and "are" to describe objects (e.g. "This pencil is...", "They're...")
Using "has" to describe possession (e.g. "He has big...", "I have...")
Using "can" to describe abilities (e.g. "She can...", "He can't...")
Using "where" to ask for location (e.g. "Where are...")
Using "who" to ask for identity (e.g. "Who is...")
Using "what" to ask for identification (e.g. "What's...")

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Match the words to their corresponding objects or pictures. Improve your English vocabulary skills with this fun quiz.