| EXAMPLE SENTENCES |
| I’m Bob. |
| Her name’s Mary. |
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| This is Bob. |
| This is a pen. |
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| That’s Freddy’s banana. |
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| This is bread. |
| This is a pencil. |
| These are pencils. |
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| Bob and Mike play soccer. |
| The pen’s blue. |
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| Mr. Brown plays tennis. |
| Bob has some bananas. |
| Betty has some bread. |
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| Betty’s hot. |
| Tom’s cold. |
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| They play tennis. |
| This is coffee. |
| This is your coffee. |
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| They eat at twelve. |
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| Tom eats a sandwich every day. |
| This tennis ball is mine. |
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| She’s opening the door. |
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| They’re standing up. |
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| They’re running to the window. |
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| There’s a boy in picture 11. |
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| How many men are there in picture 61. |
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| There’s a pen on the desk. |
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| The car’s going over the bridge. |
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| Helen’s walking into the house. |
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| Mike always skis in January. |
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| Freddy can draw. |
| Tom can’t draw. |
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| I have eggs for breakfast. |
| I have coffee with the eggs. |
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| I read the newspaper after breakfast. |
| I wash my hands before lunch. |
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| Freddy’s young. Mary’s younger. |
| Linda’s the youngest. |
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| It’s cold in winter. |
| It gets warm in March. |
| What’s it like in summer? |
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| Bob’s a better basketball player. |
| Nancy’s the best volleyball player. |
| Who’s the poorest baseball player? |
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| Bill is Tom’s older brother. |
| Linda is Tom’s youngest sister. |
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| Mr. Kumar works harder than Mr. Green. |
| Mr. Brown had breakfast the earliest. |
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| Bill studied yesterday. |
| Did Tom’s father work yesterday? |
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| Mike and Ann watched TV last Saturday. |
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| Janet ran to school on Monday. |
| Bill sang at home on Tuesday. |
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| Joe wrote a letter last Sunday. |
| Nanditha spoke English last Monday. |
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| Ken said good-bye at 8:00 yesterday. |
| He went to school at 8:10. |
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| Bob flew a plane three days ago. |
| Janet understood the lesson. |
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| Freddy lost his dog. |
| Bob bought a new one. |
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| Ann got up early in the morning. |
| She ate supper at 6:00 in the evening. |
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| She was in Delhi on Monday. |
| They were in Chennai on Tuesday. |
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| Bill and Janet are going to be in Paris |
| tomorrow. |
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| When Mr. Brown came home, |
| Bill was practicing Hindi. |
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| Mary likes camping. |
| Nancy practices driving. |
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| Bill isn’t going to get up tomorrow. |
| Who stood on the desk? |
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| The dictionary’s among the books. |
| There’s a plane in the sky. |
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| Turn South at Third Street. |
| Go West between the library and school. |
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| Show me your watch. |
| Tell us your name. |
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| How did Janet go to town? |
| Mr. Brown went to the country by car. |
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| The boy’s as bad as the dog. |
| The girl’s worse. |
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| Nancy isn’t as tall as Bob. |
| Chen naii isn’t as far north as Delhi. |
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| Tom gets up as early as Prakash. |
| Do you write Hindi as well as Linda? |
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| How long did you swim? |
| I swam as long as I could. |
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| Prakash only has a little water. |
| Mr. White doesn’t have any hair. |
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| Mrs. White has a lot of dishes. |
| Prakash doesn’t have many books. |
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| The players have to run. |
| Do the children have to wait? |
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| Bob tries to eat sushi. |
| What does Janet need to buy? |
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| Janet hopes to be a teacher. |
| Who hopes to see England? |
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| Mary should sit on the chair. |
| She shouldn’t sit on the table. |
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| Why did your dad go to the store? |
| For some food. / To get some food. |
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| Betty goes to the country by train |
| in September. |
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| Cheetah knows how to eat a banana. |
| I don’t know how to drive. |
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| Bill knows where to go. |
| Nancy doesn’t know what to drink. |
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| Janet calls her father “Daddy.” |
| What do you call your mother? |
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| Mr. Tanaka will leave for New York. |
| I’ll be in Sapporo three days. |
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| It’s snowing out. |
| Let’s go shopping if it’s nice out. |
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| Many of the people are talking. |
| Only one of the men is reading. |
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| Who’s shouting at my friend? |
| Who is the teacher shouting at? |
| What did the teacher do? |
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| Prakash stopped playing at noon. |
| Mary worked during the morning. |
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| It’s nice to take a walk. |
| It’s good for friends to get together. |
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| Mrs. Black’s too old to run. |
| Prakash’s too sick to do anything. |
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| The mountain’s too high to climb. |
| How long has the book been on the |
| desk? |
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| The moon’s near enough to go to. |
| I’ve been sick two days. |
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| Mary was cold this afternoon. |
| Janet’s been cold since this afternoon. |
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| Who’s busy? How long have they been |
| busy? |
| Freddy’s going to be well tomorrow. |
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| I’ve already shined my shoes. |
| She hasn’t washed the dishes yet. |
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| I’ve come here many times. |
| French is also used in Canada. |
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| Have you ever seen a green cat? |
| Coffee is grown in Brazil. |
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| It’s a used car. |
| Where is sushi eaten? |
| You can’t draw without a pencil. |
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| I wanted Janet to study more. |
| He asked me to smile at Linda. |
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| The watch I use is under the table. |
| The holiday I like best is Christmas. |
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| The animal that’s running fast is a horse. |
| Is there anyone here that can help me? |
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| Bill lent Tom some money. |
| I got a present. She got cold. |
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| Tom’s taking off his shoes. |
| I called her up. |
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