store / to / the / he / walks
He walks to the store. (present)
Calm
pleasant
It was a pleasant day because of the sunny weather. (past)
A calm sea is perfect for a pleasant swim. (present)
to call
He called his sister and talked for an hour. (past)
I called up my friends for a bike ride. (past)
new
old
The newer houses are bigger than older ones. (present)
The older trees were much taller than the younger ones. (past)
to be
My grandfather is very funny. (present)
Electric cars are the best ever made. (present)
? / the children / are / in / park / the /
Are the children in the park? (present)
kind
cheerful
He has kind face. (present)
I heard cheerful music on my way home. (past)
to happen
Their car accident happened, last week. (past)
I happened to find good deal on red Nike sneakers at the store. (past)
tall
short
My son will be taller than his dad, soon. (future)
I picked the shorter line in the grocery store. (past)
to work
He works in his yard on the weekend. (present)
I work every Saturday in the store. (present)
? or / hungry / you / are / sleepy /
Are you hungry or sleepy? (present)
Are you sleepy or hungry ? (present)
easy
dangerous
It is easy to make a mistake. (present)
I don't like dangerous speeding cars on the road. (present)
to want
He wanted a bigger house. (past)
She wanted to travel more, last year. (past)
quiet
noisy
It is very quiet in my house, usually. (present)
I have two very noisy cats, when they are hungry. (present)


to walk
She walks in the park on sunny days. (present)
They walk with their friends to the store. (present)
quiet/ be/ the baby / sleeping / please / is /
Please be quiet, the baby is sleeping. (present)
foolish
friendly
The brown small dog was very friendly. (past)
I don't feel foolish if I am friendly and the other person is rude. (present)
to go
The group went hiking in the Columbia Gorge. (past)
My family went to the park on Saturday. (past)
far
close
The coast is further from my house, than the mountains. (present)
The closer store did not have nice, green apples for a good price. (past)
to look
I look at funny paintings online. (present)
He looks in his room to find his keys. (present) 
music / her / loud / she / listened / to / on/ phone
She listened to loud music on her phone. (past)
generous
helpful
My uncle has a lot of helpful advice. (present)
The generous teacher was very helpful. (past)
to understand
We understood the clerk in the store. (past)
I understood that you were making dinner, not me! (past)
clever
foolish
Our clever students did all their homework early. (past)
The foolish striped bumble bee was stuck by the window. (past)

to worry
They worry about their job. (present)
I worry about her crazy sister. (present)