vocabulary
A piece of paper or digital pass you buy to enter an event.
Ticket.
The festival ______ in the park. (hold)
Will be held.
Use “imperative, + and + subject + will + verb.
Join: "Come to the fair. You will have fun."
Come to the fair, and you will have fun.
The school play will held in the auditorium.
The school play will be held in the auditorium.
in the auditorium / held / next Friday / the school play / be / will
The school play will be held in the auditorium next Friday.
Actors perform a school play in this large room.
An auditorium
Tickets ______ at the entrance. (sell)
Will be sold.
Use “imperative, + and + subject + will + verb.”
Join: "Bring your parents. They will enjoy the show."
Bring your parents, and they will enjoy the show.
Bringing your friends, and you will have fun.
Bring your friends, and you will have fun.
a good seat / and / before the show / you / early / get / arrive / will
Arrive early, and you will get a good seat before the show.
Paintings and sculptures are displayed at this event.
An art exhibition
Student paintings ______ in the library, and snacks ______ outside. (display / serve)
Will be displayed/ will be served
Use “imperative, + and + subject + will + verb.”
Rewrite without if: "If you arrive early, you will get a good seat."
Arrive early, and you will get a good seat.
The tickets will be sell online, and snacks will served at the fair.
The tickets will be sold online, and snacks will be served at the fair.
will / at the entrance / and / sold / snacks / inside the park / tickets / served / be / will / be
Tickets will be sold at the entrance, and snacks will be served inside the park.
This word means a show presented in front of an audience.
A performance.
Rewrite beginning with The costumes: "The students will make the costumes."
The costumes will be made by the students.
Use “imperative, + and + subject + will + verb.”
Write one sentence: buy a ticket / help the drama club / enjoy a great show
Buy a ticket, and you will help the drama club and enjoy a great show.
Comes early, and you will getting a good seat.
Come early, and you will get a good seat.
local artists / your classmates / will / to the exhibition / and / their paintings / invite / they / meet / and see
Invite your classmates to the exhibition, and they will meet local artists and see their paintings.
This is a public message that gives people information about an event.
An announcement.
Rewrite beginning with The tickets: "The drama club will sell the tickets online and use the money to buy costumes."
The tickets will be sold online by the drama club, and the money will be used to buy costumes.
Use “imperative, + and + subject + will + verb.”
Rewrite without if. Keep both actions and results: "If you invite your classmates and bring your parents, everyone will enjoy the show and support our school."
Invite your classmates and bring your parents, and everyone will enjoy the show and support our school.
The paintings will display in the library. Visits the exhibition, and you will seeing beautiful artwork.
The paintings will be displayed in the library. Visit the exhibition, and you will see beautiful artwork.
and / by local artists / visit / will be / you / the exhibition / made / and / will see / sold / paintings / that / at the fair
Visit the exhibition, and you will see paintings that will be made by local artists and sold at the fair.