Shoes
Shoes that you wear in the rain or snow.
Boots
A group of two things.
A pair
I wanted to (look around/look all around) the park, but my mom said we had to leave.
I wanted to look around the park, but my mom said we had to leave.
Someone you don't know.
Stranger
Six words used in open-ended questions.
Who, What, When, Where, Why, How
Shoes that you wear when it's hot outside.
Sandals // Flip-flops
Something that is ____ can hurt you easily if you get poked by it.
Sharp
Before I buy clothes, I always (try them on/step them on) first.
Before I buy clothes, I always try them on first.
Conversation
Jack (conversation/had a conversation) with his mom about joining the baseball team.
Jack had a conversation with his mom about joining the baseball team.
Shoes that are named after a person.
Mary Janes
What you do when you want to see if clothes or shoes fit you
Try on
Another way to say "Does this color go with my outfit?"
To say something you think (an opinion) about someone or something else.
Comment
Because she wanted to be (polite/politely), the student asked (polite/politely) for a glass of water.
1. polite (adj)
2. politely (adv)
Name at least three different brands of sneakers.
Nike, Adidas, Puma, Asics, New Balance, Reebok...
Something you do when you are in a new place and don't know what's there.
Look around
Answer the question "How do the shoes fit?"
They fit nicely! They're too big/small. They're a little big/small. etc.
Politely
Make a sentence using "in common".
What is the difference between Oxfords and loafers?
Oxfords have shoelaces, loafers do not.
The word that means when your muscles get tight and hurt to move.
Cramp
Make a sentence with "step on".
Something you do by telling a joke, asking a question, or finding something in common with someone.
Break the ice
Make a sentence using the "A instead of B" pattern.
"The boy wanted to play outside instead of doing homework." A (no 'ing') instead of B ('ing'). etc