irregular past tense verbs
Today, I eat
Yesterday, I ate
Today, I walk
Yesterday, I walked
Hey, hold your horses! You can't just assume she's mad without hearing the full story.
Hold your horses really means?
To slow down, be patient, or wait.
Ruler
I measuring tool.
A person who is in charge, like a king or queen.
Correct
Antonym = wrong
Synonym = right, true
Today, I brake
Yesterday, I broke
Today, I jump
Yesterday, I jumped
That restaurant is expensive, so we only go there once in a blue moon.
Once in a blue moon really means?
Happening very rarely
Pound
To hit over and over again.
A way to measure weight.
A place to keep stray animals.
Conflict
Antonym = agree, solution
Synonym = problem, disagreement
Today, I write
Yesterday, I wrote
Today, I play
Yesterday, I played
My sister is such a bookworm; she reads a new chapter book every week
Bookworm really means?
A person who loves to read.
Store
A place where you purchase things.
To put something away for later use.
Hectic
Antonym = calm, peaceful
Synonym = busy, chaotic
Today, I wear
Yesterday, I wore
Today, I plant
Yesterday, I planted
Sarah was the teacher's pet, so she always got to sit at the front of the class.
Teacher's pet really means?
A teacher's favorite student.
Patient
Waiting calmly for something.
A person cared for by a doctor.
Capable
Antonym = can't do, unable, incapable
Synonym = can do, able, skilled
Today, I give
Yesterday, I gave
Today, I paint
Yesterday, I painted
I reminded my son to take out the trash, but it must have gone in one ear and out the other, because the trash still there.
Gone in one ear and out the other really means?
A person ignoring something, or immediately forgetting.
Rare
Something that doesn't happen or is not found very often
Instigate
Antonym = stop, discourage
Synonym = start, encourage