Table of Contents

Introduction

This is (name, female)

This is (name,male)

This is (item)

Name/she is (action)

Name/he is (action)

Name and name (they) are (action)

Person (noun/pronoun) can/can't (action)

Name has(item) his (item)

Name has (item) her (item)

Name and name have (item) their (item)

Animal has (feature)

Animals have (feature)

Name pronoun likes/doesn't like (item)

Name pronoun likes/doesn't like to (action)

Person is (action) and (action)

Item is (phrase; location: in, on)

Person is (phrase; location: in front, between, behind, next to)

Animal (descriptive phrase) is (location

Person (descriptive phrase) is (action)

Animal (descriptive phrase) is (phrase including modifier, location)

Person (descriptive phrase) is (specific worker)

I know where to put (item)

Person knows where to find (item)

Person doesn't know where to find/can't find item)

Person knows when to (action or verb phrase)

Person knows how to (action or verb phrase)

Person is looking at (item)

Person (is talking/thinking about or wants to talkabout) (item)

Person (verb phrase) (time phrase; morning/afternoon)

Event happens (time phrase; day/night)

Someone (verb phrase) (under certain conditions)

Someone knows how/doesn't know how to(verb phrase)

Teacher teaches someone how to (verb phrase)

Teacher teaches someone about (item)

Parents show children how to/tell children not to (verb phrase)

Person and person like to (action) and (action) (phrase; location)

Person and person (past action) and (past action) (phrase; location) (day)

Person/animal needs (item) so she can (action or verb phrase)

People should(verb phrase)

People are supposed to (verb phrase)

Person knows where he is supposed to (verb phrase)

Someone,no one is (action)

Anyone, everyone, no one; various positions in sentences

Comparative sentences

Person/people (past action) himself/herself/themselves

Person would like to (verb phrase)

Person/people would (action) if (condition)

Person (action); (indirect object) (item)

Person (action) (object or compliment) but (unexpected outcome)

Simple stories; simple sentence formulation activities