Write sentences with "It's a/an" OR "They're" + adjective + noun. (expensive)
They're expensive sunglasses.
Maggie teacher is fantastic a
Maggie is a fantastic teacher.
Write sentences with "It's a/an" OR "They're" + adjective + noun. (new)
It's a new phone.
Write sentences with "It's a/an" OR "They're" + adjective + noun. (great)
It's a great restaurant.
expensive Italian bags are very
Italian bags are very expensive.
Write sentences with "It's a/an" OR "They're" + adjective + noun. (old)
It's an old car.
blue is bag my
My bag is blue.
photo it's terrible a
It's a terrible photo.
questions difficult they're very
They're very difficult questions.
restaurant this good a very isn't
This isn't a very good restaurant.
phone cheap a is this
This is a cheap phone.
very is cat old our
Our cat is very old.
is ugly very dog their
Their dog is very ugly.
Write sentences with "It's a/an" OR "They're" + adjective + noun. (good)
It's a good book.
Write sentences with "It's a/an" OR "They're" + adjective + noun. (black)
They're black coats.
very this is small house a
This is a very small house.
Write sentences with "It's a/an" OR "They're" + adjective + noun. (old)
They're old telephones.
Write sentences with "It's a/an" OR "They're" + adjective + noun. (big)
It's a big house.
long it's a exercise very
It's a very long exercise.
beautiful a day it's
It's a beautiful day.