I have a book in my bag.

I have an orange in my lunchbox.

I see an ant on the leaf.

I have a toy.

I have an apple in my bag.

She is a talented ballerina.

The flower is very pretty.

It is a bird.

Are you OK?

I am happy today.

This is a new watch.

This is a clock on the wall.

This is a photo of my family.

This is a beautiful picture of my family.

This is a horse.

The pencils are in the pencil case.

The book is on the desk.

The cat is sleeping under the bed.

The small boy is hiding behind the big tree.

The chair is next to the table.

There is a red kite in the sky.

There is an ant on my picnic blanket.

There is a sandwich on the plate.

There is a chocolate cake on the kitchen table.

There is a banana in my lunchbox.

This is my blue pen.

Is this your pencil?

This is his red pen.

That is her book.

The dog wags its tail.

Tom's scarecrow is in the middle of the field.

This is Tom's T-shirt.

These are Dad's blue trousers.

This is Tom's blue bowl.

These are Tom's shoes.

I have got a new camera for my birthday.

She has got a chocolate egg in her basket.

He has got a new model plane on his desk.

I have got a small white mouse.

I have got a small black cat.

I can walk to school every morning.

The frog can jump into the pond.

I can dance to this song.

Birds can fly in the sky.

I can talk to my teacher in the classroom.

Please say your name for the class.

I say goodbye to my teacher when I leave school.

Please turn left at the next corner.

Please go to your desk now.

Please close the door when you leave the room.

I get up at seven o'clock every morning.

I have breakfast at seven o'clock.

I always do homework after I eat my afternoon snack.

I drink water when I am thirsty.

I like to play soccer with my friends on Saturdays.

I have one sister.

I have a blue pen in my bag.

I have a big present for my mother.

She has a red ribbon in her hair.

I have a small goldfish in a bowl.

We have lunch at one o'clock.

My birthday is on Monday.

My birthday is in June.

We have an English lesson on Monday.

We have English class on Tuesday.

Who is that boy in the park?

What is your name?

What colour is your new school bag?

What time do you go to school?

Where do you live?

I sing my favorite song every morning.

I sew a button on my shir

I dance to my favorite song.

I eat breakfast every morning.

I read a book every night.

I have a book in my bag.

I have an apple in my bag.

I have a new book in my bag.

I have an orange in my lunchbox today.

I have a basketball in my bag.

I am a student.

How are you today?

He is my brother.

She is my cousin.

It is my bag.

This is my favorite book.

That is a big red apple on the tree.

These cats are very hungry.

Those apples on the tree are red.

This is my blue school bag.

Whose book is this on the desk?

This is Zoe's book.

This is Brian's book.

The cat's ball is blue.

The girls' room is very clean.

I have got a red ball in my bag.

He has got a new bicycle for his birthday.

I haven't got a pen for the test.

He hasn't got a brother.

I have got two tickets for the movie tonight.

The pencils are in the pencil case.

The pen is on the desk.

The ball is under the chair.

The cat is hiding behind the sofa.

The teacher stands in front of the whiteboard.

There is a pen on the table.

There are three pens on my desk.

There isn't a book on the table.

There aren't any pencils in my backpack.

Is there a pencil in your bag?

I can run very fast in the park.

I can't reach the top shelf because I am too short.

Can you ride a bike to school?

I like to sing a happy song in the morning.

I like to dance to my favorite songs.

Please look at the board.

Please stand behind your partner during the fire drill.

I wake up at seven o'clock every morning.

The teacher said, "Please don't move while I take this photo."

Watch out, there is a big puddle on the floor!

Please give the book to me.

I am talking to you.

I see him at the park.

I see Sarah and I wave at her.

I see a cat, and I like it.

I get five dollars from my parents every week.

He gets a new book from his teacher.

I go to school every morning.

He goes to school by bus every day.

I want to buy a new apple for my lunch.

I always eat breakfast before school.

I usually walk to school with my friends.

I often eat an apple for my morning snack.

I sometimes eat apples for a snack.

I never drink coffee before I go to sleep.

I have a blue pen in my bag.

She has a new bag for school.

I don't have a pen for the test.

He doesn't have an eraser in his bag.

Do you have a pencil?

The girl is wearing sunglasses at the park today.

I am going to the shops to buy some milk.

She is listening to music in her room right now.

I am watching TV in the living room right now.

She is writing a story about a brave cat.

I usually drink milk with my breakfast.

I am studying English at the moment.

I eat breakfast every day.

We have a math test today.

I am eating my lunch right now.

I have some apples in my bag.

Do you have any brothers or sisters?

How much water do you want to drink?

How many pens are in your pencil case?

There are some biscuits on the table.

I like apples.

I love playing soccer with my friends on Saturdays.

I hate waking up early on Monday mornings.

I enjoy rollerblading in the park on sunny days.

I like to listen to music while I do my homework.

I want to eat an apple.

He wants to play soccer with his friends after school.

I don't want to eat my vegetables today.

My brother doesn't want to play soccer today.

Do you want to play soccer with me?

You must finish your homework before you go outside to play.

You mustn't run in the hallway at school.

You can play in the garden now.

Can I open the window, please?

You must eat fruit to stay healthy and strong.

I was at home yesterday.

They were at the park yesterday.

I wasn't at the library yesterday.

They weren't at school yesterday because it was a holiday.

Was I at the library yesterday morning?

I cleaned my bedroom yesterday.

He looked at the picture on the wall.

I watched a funny movie last night.

He closed the door when he left the room.

I tidied my bedroom before my friend came over.

He drank a glass of cold milk for breakfast yesterday.

I ate an apple for my snack.

I went to the park yesterday.

She sang a lovely song at the party.

I slept for eight hours last night.

What is this on the desk?

Who is that boy in the blue shirt?

Whose bag is this on the desk?

Where is the apple on the desk?

When is your birthday?

I am going to visit my grandmother on Saturday.

I am going to visit my grandmother this weekend.

We are going to visit our grandmother this weekend.

He is going to study for his math test.

I am not going to play soccer this afternoon because I have homework.

I am a student at this school.

You are my best friend.

He is my best friend.

I am not a doctor.

You aren't late for the lesson today.

This is my favorite red pen.

That is my teacher over there.

These are my new pencils.

Those apples on the tree are red.

This is my brother, Tom.

The possessive form shows who owns something.

Peter's sister is very kind to him.

The cat's tail is very long and soft.

The parents' room is next to the kitchen.

We are going to the friends' house for a party.

I have got a new blue pen for my homework.

He has got a new blue bike.

I haven't got a pencil for the test today.

He hasn't got a red pen.

Have you got a pencil for the test?

There is a book on the table.

There are three books on my desk.

There isn't a cat in the kitchen.

There aren't any pencils in my bag.

Is there a pencil on your desk?

Please stop talking during the lesson.

I am busy working on my homework, so please leave me alone.

Please pull the chair closer to the table.

Please do not stop playing the game.

Please do not pull the cat's tail.

I play soccer with my friends on Saturdays.

He plays football in the park every weekend.

He does not play soccer on rainy days.

I do not play football on rainy days.

Do you like apples?

I always eat breakfast before I go to school.

I usually walk to school with my friends.

I often play soccer with my friends after school.

I sometimes walk to school when the weather is nice.

I never eat broccoli because I do not like the taste.

I am painting a picture of my house.

They are painting a beautiful picture of the park.

He is painting a beautiful picture of the sun.

I am not painting a picture today.

You aren't painting the wall right now.

I go shopping with my mother every Saturday.

Cycling is my favorite way to exercise in the park.

I love swimming in the big pool at the park.

I am interested in learning how to play the guitar.

I am bored with this long book.

An apple is a countable noun because you can have one, two, or three apples.

Water is an uncountable noun in English grammar.

I have some books in my bag.

Do you have any brothers or sisters?

I have no brothers or sisters.

How much water is in the glass?

Are there many students in your classroom?

There are a lot of students in the classroom.

There is not much water left in the bottle.

There are not many chairs in the small room.

I was at the park yesterday morning.

You were at the library yesterday.

I wasn't at the park yesterday.

You weren't at school yesterday because you were sick.

Was I at the park yesterday afternoon?

I played soccer with my friends yesterday.

We travelled to London by train last weekend.

I talked to my teacher after class yesterday.

He didn't play in the basketball game yesterday because his ankle hurt.

I didn't travel during my winter break.

I have a book in my bag.

The cat is sleeping on the sofa.

We use zero article when talking about sports like basketball.

Going to the park is a good idea.

The world is very big.

The elephant is bigger than the mouse.

The cheetah is faster than the turtle.

The cheetah is the fastest animal in the jungle.

The big rock is heavier than the small pebble.

The blue whale is the biggest animal in the ocean.

She paints the picture carefully.

Please be careful when you walk on the wet floor.

The homework is very easy for me today.

She can run very fast and wins the race easily.

The classroom is quiet during the test.

I am going to visit my grandmother this weekend.

It will rain tomorrow morning.

I like to relax in the garden after school.

I want to stay at home today.

I watch cartoons on Saturday mornings.

I think it will rain tomorrow.

I won't go to the park if it rains.

There will be a big party at school tomorrow.

Please come to my house after school.

I will meet my best friend at the library after school.

I have finished my homework, so I can go play now.

We have packed our suitcases for the long trip.

She has bought a new red dress for the party.

I have done my homework for today.

My brother has left for school already.

Have you ever been to Paris?

I have never been to Paris.

We have been camping in the mountains every summer.

We slept in a tent during our summer vacation.

We lit a fire in the fireplace to stay warm.

I can swim in the pool.

When I was five, I could swim across the pool.

I can't reach the top shelf.

I couldn't finish my homework because I was very tired.

You must wear a seatbelt when you are in the car.

You should eat your vegetables to grow strong.

You shouldn't run in the hallway.

I'll carry your heavy bag for you.

Shall I carry your heavy bag for you?

Shall we go to the park now?

I was eating my dinner when the phone rang, which is a classic example of the past continuous.

I used the past simple to describe what I did last weekend.

He was running to school because he was late.

The children were swimming in the pool all afternoon.

He was playing soccer in the park yesterday afternoon.

Who are you, and why are you in my room?

What are you doing in the kitchen?

Where did they go on their summer vacation?

When did they leave for the airport?

There are three bags here; which bag is yours?

I have got a new bicycle for my birthday.

He has got a new blue bike.

I haven't got a pencil for the math test.

He hasn't got a red pen for his homework.

Whose bag is this on the desk?

I used to walk to school when I lived in the city.

I didn't use to like vegetables, but now I love them.

Did you use to play with toy cars when you were five?

He was at the park yesterday.

They were at the library yesterday morning.

He was doing his homework when the phone rang.

They were doing their homework when the lights went out.

He wasn't doing his homework when the phone rang.

The children weren't doing their homework when the power went out.

I was doing my homework while my brother was playing games.

We have been to the new museum in the city center.

She has been to the park three times this week.

Have you ever been to Japan?

I have never been to Paris, but I hope to go there one day.

I have already finished my homework.

I have studied English for three hours today.

I have lived in this city since 2015.

How long have you lived in this city?

We have been waiting for the bus for twenty minutes.

Sarah has been waiting for the train for ten minutes.

By the time I arrived at the station, the train had left.

He hadn't finished his dinner when the phone rang.

By the time we arrived at the station, the train had already left.

By the time the teacher arrived, we had already finished our homework.

I had finished my homework before my friend arrived.

I think it will rain tomorrow.

I won't go to the park if it rains.

I am going to visit my grandmother this weekend.

Shall I open the window for you?

I am about to leave for school now.

I can run very fast in the park.

When I was five years old, I could run very fast.

I will be able to finish my homework before dinner.

May I go to the library now?

You must finish your homework before you go outside to play.

We may go to the park if the weather stays nice.

We might go to the park if the weather stays nice.

We could go to the park if the sun comes out later.

The lights are off and the house is quiet, so they must be asleep.

That man has a beard and glasses, so it can't be your brother.

Shall I carry those heavy bags for you?

Shall we go to the park together?

Would you like some apple juice?

Why don't we go to the library after school?

How about going to the park this afternoon?

I will go to the beach if it is sunny tomorrow.

You will be late for school unless you leave right now.

If I had a million dollars, I would buy a big house.

If I had studied harder, I would have passed the test.

I wish I had more time to finish my homework today.

I have a chance to win the game.

She looks elegant in her new dress.

I ate a sweet strawberry for breakfast.

An apple is a countable noun because you can have one, two, or three apples.

Water is a common uncountable noun.

I have some apples in my bag.

Do you have any brothers or sisters?

I have no money in my pocket today.

How much water is in the glass?

How many books do you have in your school bag?

Both of my brothers are taller than me.

You can sit in either chair because they are both comfortable.

Neither of the two kittens wanted to play with the ball.

Each student has a blue notebook on their desk.

Every student in the classroom has a book.

I cut myself while I was making lunch.

You should be proud of yourself for finishing your homework.

The boy cut himself while he was cooking dinner.

Sarah looked at herself in the mirror.

We prepared the dinner all by ourselves.

The comparative form of fast is faster.

The word 'fastest' is a superlative form of the adjective 'fast'.

My brother is taller than me.

My brother is as tall as my father.

This book is more interesting than the last one.

The small table is between the two chairs.

The small rabbit hid among the tall bushes.

We walked through the park to get to school.

The cat ran across the street to get to the park.

We walked along the beach to look for seashells.

In the sentence 'The boy plays football,' the boy is the subject.

The verb in the sentence describes the action.

In the sentence 'She kicked the ball,' the word ball is the object.

You need to follow the correct word order to make your sentences clear.

The word 'always' is an adverb of frequency because it shows the action happens every time.

Who is that boy standing by the door?

What is your favorite color?

Which color do you like better, blue or green?

Where is my pencil case?

When does the train leave the station?

In the sentence 'It is cold today, isn't it?', the words 'isn't it' are the question tag.

The cake is delicious, isn't it?

You are excited about the trip, aren't you?

You like chocolate ice cream, don't you?

John likes pizza, doesn't he?

This delicious cake is made with fresh strawberries.

These beautiful chairs are made in a small workshop by the sea.

The beautiful cake was made by my grandmother yesterday.

The cookies were made by my grandmother yesterday.

The book was written by a famous author.

I enjoy doing my homework in the quiet library.

I want to do my homework before I go outside to play.

I would rather walk to school today instead of taking the bus.

I look forward to seeing you at the party next week.

I decide to study hard for my English exam.

We use reported speech when we want to tell someone what another person said in the past.

The teacher used direct speech to show exactly what the student said in the story.

He said that he was going to the park.

He told me that the movie starts at seven o'clock.

You must remember to use the backshift when you change direct speech into reported speech.

The girl who is wearing a red hat is my best friend.

The book which is on the desk belongs to Sarah.

The girl that is running is my sister.

That is the girl whose brother plays the piano.

That is the house where my friend lives.

Although it was raining, we went for a long walk in the park.

The movie was very long. However, it was also very exciting.

We watched an adventure film because we both like stories about exploring the jungle.

He arrived at the office at nine o'clock as usual.

He cried because he had a big bruise on his knee.