A. I watch them last summer from my window. B. Then the air grew cold. C. Winter will come soon. D. (no mistakes) I watched them last summer from my window. Click to see the answer.
A. The birds will leave for their winter homes. B. Scientists call this migration. C. Some birds traveled many miles next year. D. (no mistakes) Some birds will travel many miles next year. Click to see the answer.
A. Last winter, Dad and I built a birdhouse. B. In the spring, some wrens made a nest in it. C. Now a family of birds lives in the house. D. (no mistakes) Click to see the answer.
A. The parent birds bring food to the babies. B. Next spring, a new family of birds nested in our yard. C. Jack received a canary for his birthday. D. (no mistakes) Next spring, a new family of birds will nest in our yard. Click to see the answer.
A. After he saw him, Jack names the bird Clarence. B. Clarence sang to Jack all day long. C. Jack will read a book about canaries tomorrow. D. (no mistakes) After he saw him, Jack named the bird Clarence. Click to see the answer.
A. He will give Clarence fresh food and water. B. Clarence will stay healthy with such good care. C. Jack loves Clarence as soon as he saw him the first time. D. (no mistakes) Jack loved Clarence as soon as he saw him the first time. Click to see the answer.
Mice is cute in cartoons, but you don’t want them in your home. Mom threw a shoe at one! Click to see the answer.
Garth reads five books a week. He never watched TV. He studies all the time. Click to see the answer.
Heavy snow will begin at noon. About twenty inches of snow will fall. Strong winds will blow all night. Skies will clear on Monday. The snow will melt.
Heavy snow began at noon. About twenty inches of snow fell. Strong winds blew all night. Skies cleared on Monday. The snow melted.