That is (m)

This is (m)

That is (f)

This is (f)

a boy

a girl

a man

a woman

dice (like when you play Yahtzee)

s/he says

I yell

s/he dances

There is not

There is / are

Hay (what horses eat)

eye

grand piano

small

big / great

President Grant

small

pekingese

s/he peeks

big / great

Is by

s/he is from

s/he is with

s/he is here today

I like

You like

s/he likes

It's good

I run

I walk

s/he walks

s/he runs

s/he runs

we run

s/he walks

we walk

s/he looks at

s/he sees

s/he goes

s/he walks

s/he looks at

s/he sees

s/he goes

s/he walks

always

sometimes

frequently

never

always

sometimes

frequently

never

s/he opens

s/he closes

s/he runs

s/he sees

s/he opens

s/he closes

s/he acts

s/he runs

I have two

There are two.

It's two o'clock.

She has two.

s/he takes

s/he has

s/he is

s/he wants

s/he takes

s/he has

s/he speaks

s/he walks

I want to be

s/he wants to be

Karo syrup

we want to be

goes to school

goes to work

goes home

walks to work

I walk

I run

You walk

You run

sees a dog

sees a cat

walks towards a dog

walks towards a cat

I always talk

I never talk

I sometimes talk

I normally talk

speaks in French class

takes French class

took French class

wants to take French class

close the computers

closes the computers

open the computers

opens the computers

wants to be

needs to be

may be

is

has a brother

has a sister

is a brother

is a sister

The students never walk to school.

The kids never run to school.

The students always run home from school.

The students always walk to school

The teacher is disappointed.

The teacher is happy.

The teacher is sad.

The teacher is angry.

His brother goes to the university.

His brother walks to the university.

Our brother sees the university.

Her brother wants to go to the university.

The door closes by itself.

The door closes slowly.

Only the door closes.

It is two in the afternoon.

It is twelve in the afternoon.

It is twelve in the morning.

It is two in the morning.