Plurals
A boy saw a deer and a sheep in the field.
The boys saw deer and sheep in the fields.
He writes text messages.
Text messages are written by him.
I will talk to him. (Change into simple past)
I talked to him.
I ain't driving that far.
I ...
I am not driving that far.
Julia is Jack's sister.
Jack ....
Jack is Julia's brother.
The child ate a cherry.
The children ate cherries.
The teacher told us a joke.
A joke was told to us by the teacher.
She works as a receptionist. (Change into past continuous)
She was working as a receptionist.
I never eat pasta.
I don't ...
I don't ever eat pasta.
The supermarket is behind the bank.
The bank...
The bank is in front of the supermarket.
The mouse is grey.
The mice are grey.
Somebody broke into our bungalow last Friday.
Our bungalow was broken into last Friday.
She works hard to support her family. (Change into present perfect.)
She has worked hard to support her family.
I haven't eaten any fruit today.
I have eaten...
I have eaten no fruit today.
Let's go camping in Suio Mo.
Why...
Why don't we go camping in Suio Mo?
The crow ate a loaf of bread.
The crows ate loaves of bread.
Michael has not sent me a text message. (start with I...)
I haven't been sent a text message (by Michael).
She lives alone. (Change into present perfect continuous tense)
She has been living alone.
The student wasn't doing nothing!
The student was...
The student was doing something.
Mr Ba rides his motorbike to work every day.
Mr Ba gets...
Mr Ba gets to work by motorbike every day.
A duck quacks and a goose cackles.
The ducks quack and the geese cackle.
They don't speak English in this shop. (start with English...)
English is not spoken in this shop.
I have been running for hours. (Change into past perfect tense)
I had run for hours.
I did not mean to upset you!
In no way...
In no way did I mean to upset you!
Hoang is the tallest in our class.
Nobody...
Nobody in our class is taller than Hoang.