Let's solve the "Build a Sentence" worksheet step by step. For each row, we need to
look at the picture and
arrange the given words into a correct sentence that matches the image.
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🔹 Row 1:
Picture: A boy with a sad face, holding his stomach, possibly sick.
Words: The, sick., boy, is
We need to form a grammatically correct sentence using these words.
- Subject: *The boy*
- Verb: *is*
- Predicate: *sick.*
✔ Correct sentence:
The boy is sick.
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✔ This matches the picture of a sick-looking boy.
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🔹 Row 2:
Picture: Three red apples.
Words: apples., three, There, are
This is a common structure: "There are..." followed by a number and noun.
- "There are" + "three apples."
✔ Correct sentence:
There are three apples.
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✔ Matches the image showing exactly three apples.
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🔹 Row 3:
Picture: A red hat.
Words: is, hat., a, That
We need to form a sentence describing the hat.
- Start with "That" (points to something).
- Then "is" (linking verb).
- Then "a hat."
✔ Correct sentence:
That is a hat.
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✔ Matches the image of a single red hat.
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🔹 Row 4:
Picture: A boy eating an apple, with more apples on a plate.
Words: like, I, to eat, apples.
This is a subject + verb + object structure.
- Subject: *I*
- Verb phrase: *like to eat*
- Object: *apples*
✔ Correct sentence:
I like to eat apples.
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✔ Matches the image of a boy happily eating apples.
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✔ Final Answers:
| Picture | Sentence |
|--------|----------|
| Boy looking sick |
The boy is sick. |
| Three apples |
There are three apples. |
| Red hat |
That is a hat. |
| Boy eating apples |
I like to eat apples. |
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You can now write these sentences in the blank lines provided under each row. Make sure to start with a capital letter and end with a period.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of build a sentence worksheet.
