Grammar
The dogs runs through the park every morning.
The dog runs through the park every morning. OR The dogs run through the park every morning.
Say "bat". Now instead of /t/, say /k/.
back
After running in the hot sun, Mia was parched and drank a big glass of cold water.
Very thirsty.
Flowers bloom in spring.
Flowers bloom in spring.
When Jenna got a promotion, her friends said she was really on cloud nine.
very happy or joyful
The cat jumped in the table.
The cat jumped on the table.
clap
The student was indifferent to the results of the election and didn’t even bother to vote.
Not caring one way or another; having no interest.
Birds sing in the trees.
Birds sing in the trees.
When Sarah forgot her homework, she knew she was going to face the music.
To accept the consequences or punishment for something.
He wants to be the astronaut when he grows up.
He wants to be an astronaut when he grows up.
Goat
When Mia opened the box, a pungent smell made her eyes water, and she quickly closed the lid.
Having a strong, sharp smell (usually unpleasant).
The sun shines on fresh grass.
The sun shines on fresh grass.
Emily studied hard all night, but when she saw the test questions, she drew a blank.
To forget something or be unable to remember.
I wanted to go to the park, so it was raining.
I wanted to go to the park, but it was raining.
Say "Rabbit" Now instead of /r/ say /h/
Habit
The puppy was obedient and sat down right away when told.
Follows directions or rules.
Many kids fly colorful kites at recess.
Many kids fly colorful kites at recess.
The new student was really a fish out of water on his first day at the big school.
Feeling uncomfortable or out of place in a situation.
The team are ready to begin.
The team is ready to begin.
Saying "Window". Now instead of saying /w/, say /sh/
Shindow
The clown’s antics made the kids laugh as he danced around and fell over his big shoes.
Silly or funny actions.
Bees buzz busily around the blooming garden flowers.
Bees buzz busily around the blooming garden flowers.
The plan seemed perfect at first, but it went belly up when no one showed up to help.
fail or ruined