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TT4_U5_ Sea animals and land animals / Past cont ...

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  • What was the ray doing? (swim - pool)
    It was swimming in a small pool.
  • What were the parrots doing ? (sing)
    They were singing.
  • What were the dolphins doing? (jump - water)
    They were jumping out of the water.
  • What sea animal is it?
    seal
  • What was the whale doing? (look - water)
    It was looking out of the water.
  • What sea animal is it?
    jellyfish
  • What sea animal is it?
    oyster
  • What were the lions doing? (run)
    They were running.
  • What sea animal is it?
    ray
  • What sea animal is it?
    whale
  • What were the seals doing at 11 o´clock? (eat fish)
    They were eating fish.
  • What were the sharks doing? (eat meat)
    They were eating meat.
  • What was the jellyfish doing? (catch  -fish)
    It was catching a small fish.
  • What were the lobsters doing? (walk - tank)
    They were walking along the bottom of the tank.
  • What was the polar bear doing ? (swim)
    It was swimming in the pool.
  • What were the gorillas doing ? (sit in trees)
    They were sitting in trees.
  • What was the octopus doing? (climb - tank)
    It was climbing out of the tank.
  • What sea animal is it?
    dolphin
  • What were the seals doing? (swim - jump)
    They were swimming and jumping.
  • What was the rhino doing? (eat grass)
    It was eating grass.
  • What sea animal is it?
    octopus
  • What sea animal is it?
    lobster
  • What sea animal is it?
    shark
  • What were the seahorses doing? (hold - plants)
    They were holding onto plants.
  • What sea animal is it?
    squid
  • What sea animal is it?
    turtle
  • What was the panda doing ? (sleep)
    It was sleeping.
  • The shark ____ for big fish. ( not - look )
    wasn't looking
  • What sea animal is it?
    seahorse
  • What were the camels doing when the tiger escaped? (eat grass)
    They were eating grass.
  • What was the shark doing? (look - sea animals)
    The shark was looking for small sea animals.
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