Sight Word Sentences 1

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What is a sight word?

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A sight word is a common word that children are encouraged to recognize without having to sound it out.

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What does the sentence 'Two bags are here for me.' mean?

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It indicates that there are two bags present that are intended for the speaker.

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What does the sentence 'Will you give them six hats?' ask?

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It is a question asking if someone will provide six hats to a group of people.

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What does the sentence 'She ate ham with her dad.' tell us?

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It tells us that a girl had ham to eat together with her father.

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What does the sentence 'We see one fat cat.' describe?

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It describes the observation of a single cat that is fat.

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What does the sentence 'Come with me to see the pink pig.' invite?

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It invites someone to join the speaker in going to see a pig that is pink.

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What is the purpose of using sight words in sentences?

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Sight words help children read more fluently and understand sentences better.

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How can you identify a sight word in a sentence?

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You can identify a sight word by recognizing it instantly without sounding it out.

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Why is it important to learn sight words?

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Learning sight words is important because it helps children read more quickly and improves their reading comprehension.

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What is an example of a sight word?

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Examples of sight words include 'the', 'and', 'is', 'to', and 'you'.