Past, Present, or Future Tense
A business man _____ (shake) people's hands for work.
Shakes - Present tense
Read
Read
The wings of the bird are blue.
Possessive - The bird's wings are blue.
Exercise is important.
Verb
The principal talks to students visits classrooms and sends emails.
The principal talks to students, visits classrooms, and sends emails.
The teacher ____ (bring) her dog tomorrow.
Will bring - Future tense
Shake
Shook
She had not considered the rain.
Contraction - She hadn't considered the rain.
My mom watches her car often.
Adverb
Adam reads quickly so he borrows three books from the library.
Adam reads quickly, so he borrows three books from the library.
Ben _____ (catch) a huge fish yesterday.
Caught - Past tense
Do
Did
Who will pick me up from school?
Contraction - Who'll pick me up from school?
There are two paintings in the office.
Adjective
She sat down next to her and asked "Are you okay?"
She sat down next to her and asked, "Are you okay?"
I ____ (wish) upon a star when I go camping next week.
Wil wish - Future tense
Awake
Awoke
The shoes that belong to the boys will go in the lockers.
Possessive - The boys' shoes will go in the lockers.
We travel by car.
Preposition
Noticing the dark clouds and cold wind I put on a raincoat.
Noticing the dark clouds and cold wind, I put on a raincoat.
When the bell rang, they ____ (is) the last group to leave.
Were - Past Tense
Grind
Ground
The leaves that belong to it are turning yellow.
Possessive - Its leaves are turning yellow.
The students will finish the project today.
Article
It is however difficult to line up JK students.
It is, however, difficult to line up JK students.