CLOTHES
Something you wear on your head and it begins with a 'C'.
CAP
I....at the park yesterday.
... a cat in the garden.
THERE WAS a cat in the garden.
Tom...(visit) his mother on Tuesday.
Tom VISITED his mother on Tuesday.
We ... (arrive) in Madrid at 2:00.
We ARRIVED in Madrid at 2:00.
An item of clothing for the feet and inside shoes.
SOCKS
They WERE at the beach.
... two big houses.
THERE WERE two big houses.
George ... (wait) in the library.
George waited in the library.
My sister ... (study) for the exam.
My sister STUDIED for the exam.
An item of clothing for the upper body that has a hood.
HOODIE
Mary ... (not) happy.
Mary WASN'T happy.
... (not) a jacket.
THERE WASN'T a jacket.
She ... (not finish) the homework.
She DIDN'T FINISH the homework.
Cathy ... (travel) to London.
Cathy TRAVELLED to London.
A pair of trousers and a jacket that people often wear to do sports.
TRACKSUIT
You and John ... (not) at home.
You and John WEREN'T at home.
... (not) any students in the class.
THERE WEREN'T any students in the class.
I ... (not watch) TV last night.
I DIDN'T WATCH TV last night.
She ... (hug) me.
She HUGGED me.
People wear these in sunny weather. S___D____
SANDALS
Helen and I ... together for a week.
Helen and I WERE together for a week.
... (not) any traffic.
THERE WASN'T any traffic.
...you...(like) the book?
DID you LIKE the book?
They ... (shop) in the market.
They SHOPPED in the market.