What's the word
I'm something you wear on your feet. you need me to walk.
What am i?
shoes/ sneakers
School / to/ goes/ she/ every/ day
she goes to school every day
☀️ + 👓
Sunglases
We use "is" with "they".
What am i?
Ice cream
is/ cold/ very/ today/ it
it is very cold today
🧊 + 🍵
Ice Tea/ Iced Tea
The sentence "she can sings well" is correct
False
I have four legs and a back. people sit on me.
What am i?
Chair
dinner/ cooked/ i/ have/ already/ my
i have already cooked my dinner
☀️ + 🌷
Sunflower
The past participle of "go" is "gone"
True
I'm a machine, you use me to wash clothes.
What am i?
Washing machine
never/ have/ seen/ that/ i/ before/ man/ strange
i have never seen that strange man before
👂 + 🌊
Sound-wave
The word "mouse" becomes "mouses" in plural
False - mice
I am a person who brings letters and packages to your home.
What am i?
Postwoman/ postman
Mail-woman/ mailman
had/ for/ when/ she/ i/ work/ hours/ been/ from/ studying/ arrived
i had been studying for hours when she arrived from work
🎅 + 𝛑 + 📐
Hospital
In English, adjectives usually go before the noun.
True