Grammar Unit 3 Part 1

PRESENT-TENSE: The bluejay (fly) from tree to tree.

PRESENT-TENSE: The zebras (run) in the wild.

DIRECT OBJECT: Cartographers draw maps to help explorers travel the world.

ACTION VERB: Ancient Egyptians built cool pyramids.

The quiz is over now.

PAST-TENSE: Queen Elizabeth I (rule) England.

Some caterpillars become butterflies.

ACTION VERB: One Direction sings my fave song.

Those black birds are ravens.

PRESENT-TENSE: Randy (enjoy) learning about history.

I watched all of the Hunger Games movies again.

ACTION VERB: Some people count sheep at night.

FUTURE-TENSE: The ballerinas (dance) in The Nutcracker.

DIRECT OBJECT: My dog fetches the newspaper each morning.

FUTURE-TENSE: We (watch) the eclipse of the moon tomorrow night.

LINKING VERB: This seal is straight vibin'.

ACTION VERB: Many animals live in the desert.

PAST-TENSE: We (hop) on the train to Paris.

DIRECT OBJECT: My sister eats cereal every single morning.

DIRECT OBJECT: Dave helped the neighbors with their garden.

DIRECT OBJECT: Herbivores eat plants like grass.

PAST-TENSE: Sue (memorize) both phone numbers.

LINKING VERB: That stew smells delicious.

ACTION VERB: Fans eat hotdogs at baseball games.

Harry Styles models in the new Gucci campaign.