Grammar/verbs,nouns/adjectives

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1. On Mother's day I was given a beautiful bunch of flowers.

2. I'd like to go to the museum but I am too busy.

3. Well, I don't think Peter will arrive now, we can have dinner.

4. Every Monday, Sarah and Betty drive their kids to football practice.

5.   After lunch let's go out for a walk.

6.   I'd like to go to a university in England, Oxford for example.

7. Would you look after the children while I do the shopping?

8. If you want your shoes look under the kitchen table.

9. Mum please! Could you help us with our homework?

10.   What about Sylvia? She is leaving tomorrow

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1. On Mother's day I was given a beautiful adverb adjective verb preposition noun conjunction pronoun interjection bunch of flowers.

2. I'd like to go to the museum but adverb adjective verb preposition noun conjunction pronoun interjection I am too busy.

3. Well, adverb adjective verb preposition noun conjunction pronoun interjection I don't think Peter will arrive now, we can have dinner.

4. Every Monday, Sarah and Betty drive adverb adjective verb preposition noun conjunction pronoun interjection their kids to football practice.

5. After adverb adjective verb preposition noun conjunction pronoun interjection lunch let's go out for a walk.

6. I'd like to go to a university adverb adjective verb preposition noun conjunction pronoun interjection in England, Oxford for example.

7. Would you look after the children while adverb adjective verb preposition noun conjunction pronoun interjection I do the shopping?

8. If you want your shoes look under adverb adjective verb preposition noun conjunction pronoun interjection the kitchen table.

9. Mum please! Could you help us adverb adjective verb preposition noun conjunction pronoun interjection with our homework?

10. What about Sylvia? She is leaving tomorrow adverb adjective verb preposition noun conjunction pronoun interjection

11. AnglaisFacile is a website and we adverb adjective verb preposition noun conjunction pronoun interjection all like it.

1. On Mother's day I was given a beautiful bunch of flowers.

2. I'd like to go to the museum but I am too busy.

3. Well, I don't think Peter will arrive now, we can have dinner.

4. Every Monday, Sarah and Betty drive their kids to football practice.

5. After lunch let's go out for a walk.

6. I'd like to go to a university in England, Oxford for example.

7. Would you look after the children while I do the shopping?

8. If you want your shoes look under the kitchen table.

9. Mum please! Could you help us with our homework?

10. What about Sylvia? She is leaving tomorrow

11. AnglaisFacile is a website and we all like it.