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Picture Sentences Look at the picture. Choose the correct sentence.

Picture Sentences Look at the picture. Choose the correct sentence.

The boy is at school. 1. The boy is at the shop. 2. The

The boy is at school. 1. The boy is at the shop. 2. The boy is at the park. 3. The boy is at school. 4. The boy has a little cat.

The girl is diving. 1. The girl has a dog. 2. The girl is

The girl is diving. 1. The girl has a dog. 2. The girl is diving. 3. The girl is eating. 4. The girl has a new doll.

Tom is baking. 1. Tom is playing a game. 2. Tom is dancing. 3.

Tom is baking. 1. Tom is playing a game. 2. Tom is dancing. 3. Tom is baking. 4. Tom is skipping.

The boy is eating his lunch. 1. The boy is playing a game. 2.

The boy is eating his lunch. 1. The boy is playing a game. 2. The boy is eating his lunch. 3. The boy is walking his dog. 4. The boy is skipping.

Ben is cleaning up. 1. Ben is playing. 2. Ben is eating. 3. Ben

Ben is cleaning up. 1. Ben is playing. 2. Ben is eating. 3. Ben is at the shop. 4. Ben is cleaning up.

Jen is singing. 1. Jen is riding a bike. 2. Jen is asleep. 3.

Jen is singing. 1. Jen is riding a bike. 2. Jen is asleep. 3. Jen is singing. 4. Jen is reading a book.

Tim is playing tennis. 1. Tim is playing tennis. 2. Tim has a cat.

Tim is playing tennis. 1. Tim is playing tennis. 2. Tim has a cat. 3. Tim is eating food. 4. Tim can write a story.

The children are playing. 1. The children are eating. 2. The children are asleep.

The children are playing. 1. The children are eating. 2. The children are asleep. 3. The children are playing. 4. The children are running.

Bob has found a bug. 1. Bob is eating an ice-cream. 2. Bob has

Bob has found a bug. 1. Bob is eating an ice-cream. 2. Bob has found a bug. 3. Bob is playing with friends. 4. Bob is running.

Dan is playing with blocks. 1. Dan is playing with blocks. 2. Dan has

Dan is playing with blocks. 1. Dan is playing with blocks. 2. Dan has a dog. 3. Dan is eating food. 4. Dan can ride a bike.

They are decorating the tree. 1. They are eating. 2. They are decorating the

They are decorating the tree. 1. They are eating. 2. They are decorating the tree. 3. They are running. 4. They are at the shop.

The End Lisa. Ford@clear. net. nz

The End Lisa. Ford@clear. net. nz

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