Summary Exercise

verb, noun, adjective, pronoun, adverb

With her new credit card, Piper bought groceries at the supermarket, shoes at the department store, and a new set of tires for her sports car at the auto supply store.

Geraldo put on his coat, picked up his briefcase from the table near the door, put out the cat and got ready for this ten-minute walk to the bus stop.

During the summer along the Charles River in Boston, you can go walking, in-line skating, jogging, hiking and bicycling, or you can have a picnic while listening to an outdoor concert or watching a movie.

When they heard the weather forecast, the islanders closed the windows, put tape across the glass, moved all of their plants and chairs indoors, and bought many bottles of fresh water.

After clearing away the old leaves and branches, Jeff dug up the hard ground, mixed in fertilizer and new soil, raked it all smooth, and planted the seeds.

malaria, tuberculosis, scarlet fever, diphtheria, measles

After she turned on the oven, Yuki mixed the sugar, flour, eggs, milk, oil and vanilla in the mixer, poured the batter into the buttered pans, and put the cake in the oven.

baseball, basketball, football, swimming, tennis

Mars, Uranus, Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury

In Natasha's library you can find mysteries, novels, biographies, travel books, how-to manuals, science fiction thrillers and reference books.

cathedral, church, temple, mosque, chapel

Anna put her pens and pencils neatly in a row, turned on the radio, stacked her English books on the desk, got herself a soda and sat down in her desk chair.

When the Chen family returned from their vacation, they found the back door broken open, the television set missing and all the food in the freezer gone.

As the bus rolled into her hometown, Liz looked around at the familiar streets and shops that she had not seen for two years.