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On Thanksgiving, Americans (to share) a huge feast with their families.
share
The Pilgrims are people that (to come) from England.
came
She dream last night about a clown.
dreamt
like / She / not / it. / does
She does not like it.
He (to catch) the ball.
caught
After you (to eat) a huge feast, you might want to sleep.
eat
On the first Thanksgiving, the Pilgrims and the Native Americans (to make) a feast.
made
She take the garbage out when she got home from work.
took
do / think. / not / I
I do not think.
I (to drink) a smoothie this morning.
Drank
On Thanksgiving, Americans (to watch) football on TV.
watch
During the first winter, the Pilgrims (to lose) many people to sickness.
lost
We were driving when a deer leap in front of our car.
leaped or leapt
dinner. / eats / She / for / fish
She eats fish for dinner.
Rome was not (to build) in a day.
Built
A turkey (to be) a big bird.
is
The Native American´s (to give) the Pilgrims knowledge about farming.
gave
This past weekend, my mother cooked me a pizza and make me a salad.
made
They play football outside.
football / play / outside. / They
I (to forgive) him when he apologized.
Forgave
A Thanksgiving feast always (to have) a turkey plate.
has
The history of Thanksgiving (to begin) with a meal shared by the Native Americans and the Pilgrims.
began
My brother and my mother fight about what to watch on TV.
fought
night. / mother / tomorrow / His / arrives /
His mother arrives tomorrow night.
The flower (to grow) ovenight.
grew