Change the sentence to FUTURE using GOING TO (+): We eat pizza
We are going to eat pizza
Identify the adverb and say if the adverb answer the question: How often, when, where, how. SHE ALWAYS BUYS FRUIT
ALWAYS = How often
Find the PRONOUNS: This is not yours, it is theirs
Yours, it, theirs
Change the sentence to FUTURE using WILL (+): They go to Japan
They will go to Japan
Identify the adverb and say if the adverb answer the question: How often, when, where, how. THE BABY IS SLEEPING UPSTAIRS
UPSTAIRS = Where
Change the sentence to FUTURE using GOING TO (-): I go to the party
I am not going to the party
Change the sentence to COMPARATIVE (ER): The teddy bear is soft rock
The teddy bear is softer than the rock
Say the past of the verb: PLAY
Played
Change the sentence to SUPERLATIVE (EST): Keila is happy
Keila is the happiest
Change the sentence to FUTURE using WILL (-): She wear a dress
She won´t wear a drees
Find the PRONOUNS: They gave us some chocolate
They, us
Find the PRONOUNS: He went to the zoo with me
He, me
Say the past of the verb: GO
Went
Identify the adverb and say if the adverb answer the question: How often, when, where, how. HE DID WELL IN THE EXAM
WELL = How
Say the past of the verb: BUY
Bought
Say the past of the verb: EAT
Ate
Change the sentence to SUPERLATIVE (EST): Luis is strong
Luis is the strongest
Change the sentence to COMPARATIVE (ER): Paul is tall Thomas
Paul is taller than Thomas
Find the PRONOUNS: I don´t think is mine
I, mine
Find the PRONOUNS: We visited them last night
We, them
Say the past of the verb: CRY
Cried
Identify the adverb and say if the adverb answer the question: How often, when, where, how. THEY WENT TO THE OPERA YESTERDAY
YESTERDAY = When