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Alexis and I we rode on a roller coaster.
1. Alexis and I rode on a roller coaster. 2. We rode on a roller coaster.
Jamie and Dennis they are boys in the second grade.
1. Jamie and Dennis are boys in the second grade. 2. They are boys in the second grade.
The bicycle my brother owns it has four speeds.
1. The bicycle my brother owns has four speeds. 2. It has four speeds.
My sister she is three feet tall.
She is three feet tall.
The neighbors they have a nice dog.
1. The neighbors have a nice dog. 2. They have a nice dog.
The balloon it blew away.
1.The balloon blew away. 2. It blew away.
The three fish we caught they had stripes.
The three fish we caught had stripes. 2. They had stripes.
The car my uncle bought it looks like new.
1. The car my uncle bought looks like new. 2. It looks like new.
The cook he burned the hot dogs.
1. The cook burned the hot dogs. 2. He burned the hot dogs.
Her new dress and shoes they are pink.
1. Her new dress and shoes are pink. 2. They are pink.
Those ones are big pumpkins.
Those are big pumpkins.
Grapes and apples those are my favorite fruits.
1. Grapes and apples are my favorite fruits. 2. Those are my favorite fruits.
Snowflakes and raindrops they fall from the ground.
1. Snowflakes and raindrops fall from the ground. 2. They fall from the ground.
My brother he always helps me.
1. My brother always helps me. 2. He always helps me.
That tree it is fifty years old.
1. That tree is fifty years old. 2. Its is fifty years old.
Sammy he will show us the way.
1. Sammy will show us the way. 2. He will show us the way.
