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Cornerstone Term 3 - Grammar Reading Writing

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  • Which is correct?
    He is kick the ball.
    He is kicking the ball.
  • Which is correct?
    They eats fish.
    They eat fish.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    At the parade they see dragons and lions dancing.
    Look at the cute dragon the children made.
  • Which is correct?
    Is her music loud?
    Is her loud music?
  • Which is correct?
    We do not watch TV.
    We watches TV.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    Because the Chinese New Year lasts for 15 days.
    Lots of drums go tap, tap, tap, tap!
  • Which is correct?
    You are drinking juice.
    You am drinking juice.
  • Which is correct?
    They have a big cat.
    They have a cat big.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    Mom, Dad, and I are gazing at the sky. Pop!
    I can put on a big blue wig and a mask to hide.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    I can dress up in a red and green costume.
    In Ghana, tribes plant crops.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    Everyone is tired but had lots of fun.
    On the fifteenth day, they look up in the night sky.
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    Finally, the Chinese New Year is done.
    They bring it with them to the parade.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    They bring it with them to the parade.
    At the parade they see dragons and lions dancing.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    I can have a fun time at a carnival.
    On July 4, I can dress up in red, white, and blue.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    I see a flag at the zoo. It is red, white, and blue.
    It is green, yellow, and blue. It has 27 white stars.
  • Which is correct?
    I am eating.
    I am eat.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    It’s the New Year. It can be named for an ox, rat, or ram.
    I can have a fun time at a carnival.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    Every year people say, “Hooray!”
    I can wave a flag.
  • Which is correct?
    I am tall.
    I tall am.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    I see a flag at the zoo. It is red, white, and blue.
    A flag is a symbol of a country.
  • Which is correct?
    He is walking home.
    He walk home.
  • Which is correct?
    No, I can.
    No, I can’t.
  • Which is correct?
    They are not talk.
    They do not talk.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    Then Grandma gives them envelopes that are red.
    Sweet rice cakes are a great treat!
  • Which is correct?
    Yes, I can.
    Yes, I can’t.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    I am having lots and lots of fun! It is celebration time!
    I can smile and dress up.
  • Which is correct?
    The girls is listening to music.
    The girls are listening to music.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    Then Grandma gives them envelopes that are red.
    Next, Chen gives Kai a sweet snack.
  • Which is correct?
    He walk to work.
    He walks to work.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    I can dress up in a red and green costume.
    In Ghana, tribes plant crops.
  • Which is correct?
    I do not eat sugar.
    I eats sugar.
  • Which is correct?
    You can run?
    Can you run?
  • Which is correct?
    She sleeps late.
    She sleep late.
  • Which is correct?
    Can She Sing?
    Can she sing?
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    On July 4, I can dress up in red, white, and blue.
    Every year people say, “Hooray!”
  • Which is correct?
    She does not like the color.
    She like the color.
  • Which is correct?
    You is sleeping in bed.
    You are sleeping in bed.
  • Which is correct?
    They is washing their clothes.
    They are washing their clothes.
  • Which is correct?
    He fight with his brother.
    He does not fight with his brother.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    I see a flag at the soccer game.
    It shows that we belong to a community.
  • Read the correct story sentence.
    First, it’s time for the family to eat.
    I can wave a flag.
  • Which is correct?
    You nice are.
    You are nice.
  • Which is correct?
    I is fishing in the pond.
    I am fishing in the pond.
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