Brushing hair and teeth
Hair and teeth need different brushes: describe this daily action, name what is brushed and practise its forms.
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Hair and teeth need different brushes: describe this daily action, name what is brushed and practise its forms.
Read and practiseUse teach and teaches for instruction, taught for the past, and distinguish teaching from learning.
Read and practiseStairs, hills and ladders offer everyday ways to describe moving upward or downward with care.
Read and practiseUse borrow when receiving something to return, contrast lend when giving it, and form borrowed for the past.
Read and practiseUse meet and meets for encounters, met for the past, and distinguish meeting someone from knowing them.
Read and practiseFrom shells on a beach to a parcel at a shop or a friend at a station, collect describes gathering or fetching.
Read and practiseUse give, gives and gave to talk about passing something to someone, with two common word orders.
Read and practiseApples in a basket or steps to a door: find a total and say numbers between a starting point and an end.
Read and practiseUse ask to pose a question, request something or ask someone to do an action.
Read and practiseTears can express sadness or joy: describe crying and explain why it happens using simple English.
Read and practiseUse understand, understands and understood to talk about meaning and ask for clearer speech.
Read and practiseA slow song or a party with a partner: describe moving to music and inviting someone to dance.
Read and practiseUse send, sends and sent for messages or deliveries, and name the recipient in two common ways.
Read and practiseA pencil, a page and an idea: talk about making pictures and choose the present, past and participle forms.
Read and practiseUse bring, brings and brought to describe taking someone or something toward the relevant person or destination.
Read and practiseA loose grip can send an object to the floor: describe what falls and form the regular past correctly.
Read and practiseUse pay, pays and paid with a person, a bill or something bought, and describe payment methods.
Read and practiseUse choose, chooses and chose to select from options or decide to do something.
Read and practisePleasure in a hobby or a quiet moment can be expressed with a noun or an activity form after this verb.
Read and practiseUse buy, buys and bought to describe purchases and distinguish buying an item from paying for it.
Read and practiseA hungry cat or a baby with a spoon: describe giving food to someone and use the irregular past form.
Read and practiseUse find, finds and found to describe discovering a person, place or object, including after a search.
Read and practiseWater in a bottle or rice in a bowl: describe putting a substance into a container until it is full.
Read and practiseUse drink, drinks and drank to describe consuming liquids and ask for permission to drink.
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