The wallet belongs to Ms. Lee. The wallet was stolen. (Make a new sentence showing ownership.)
Ms. Lee's wallet was stolen.
The hive belongs to the bees. The hive is full of honey. (Make a new sentence showing ownership.)
The bees' hive is full of honey.
The tail belongs to the dog. The tail wags constantly. (Make a new sentence showing ownership.)
The dog's tail wags constantly.
The jump ropes belongs to the children. The jump ropes are tangled. (Make a new sentence showing ownership.)
The children's jump ropes are tangled.
Alice did not give the toy to *Joe*. (replace the word in ** with a pronoun.)
Alice did not give the toy to him.
I talk to *my friends* everyday. (replace the word in ** with a pronoun.)
I talk to them everyday.
*Hazel and DaMing* are great students! (replace the word in ** with a pronoun.)
They are great students!
The clown makes us laugh. The clown is funny. (make 1 sentence using the adjective)
The funny clown makes us laugh.
Which word is the adverb? - He often visits his grandmother.
often
I found some (fun, quiet, shiny) coins on the ground.
shiny
