Cat
- The cat sleeps on the sofa. (Statement)
- Does the cat like fish? (Question)
- The cat does not eat vegetables. (Negative)
- My cat runs very fast. (Statement)
- Is the cat sleeping now? (Question)
- The cat is not outside. (Negative)
- Cute cats climb trees. (Statement)
- Can your cat catch mice? (Question)
- The cat doesn't like water. (Negative)
- Black cats drink milk. (Statement)
Sharpener
- I need a sharpener for my pencil. (Statement)
- Where is the sharpener? (Question)
- This sharpener does not work. (Negative)
- She bought a new sharpener. (Statement)
- Do you have a sharpener? (Question)
- The sharpener is not in the bag. (Negative)
- He uses a sharpener every day. (Statement)
- Is this your sharpener? (Question)
- We don't need that sharpener. (Negative)
- The blue sharpener cuts well. (Statement)
Pizza
- We eat pizza on Sunday. (Statement)
- Do you like pizza? (Question)
- I do not eat cheese pizza. (Negative)
- Pizza tastes delicious. (Statement)
- Is there any pizza left? (Question)
- They don't want pizza today. (Negative)
- My mother bakes pizza. (Statement)
- Who ordered the pizza? (Question)
- Pizza is not cheap here. (Negative)
- Hot pizza smells good. (Statement)
Tree
- A big tree grows in the yard. (Statement)
- Do birds live in that tree? (Question)
- The tree does not bear fruit yet. (Negative)
- Green trees provide shade. (Statement)
- Is that tree old? (Question)
- The tree is not dead. (Negative)
- Children climb the tall tree. (Statement)
- Can you plant a tree? (Question)
- That tree doesn't block the sun. (Negative)
- Strong winds shake the tree. (Statement)
Key
- The key opens the front door. (Statement)
- Where did you put the key? (Question)
- This key does not fit the lock. (Negative)
- I found my car key. (Statement)
- Is this your house key? (Question)
- The key is not on the table. (Negative)
- He lost his office key. (Statement)
- Do you have a spare key? (Question)
- She doesn't need a key. (Negative)
- Golden keys look shiny. (Statement)
Pen
- She writes with a black pen. (Statement)
- Can I borrow your pen? (Question)
- This pen does not write well. (Negative)
- I bought a new pen. (Statement)
- Is that pen expensive? (Question)
- The pen is not in my pocket. (Negative)
- He holds the pen tightly. (Statement)
- Do you need a red pen? (Question)
- She doesn't like blue pens. (Negative)
- Ink flows from the pen. (Statement)
Tumbler
- I bring a tumbler to school. (Statement)
- Is your tumbler made of stainless steel? (Question)
- This tumbler does not leak. (Negative)
- She drinks water from her tumbler. (Statement)
- Where is your red tumbler? (Question)
- The tumbler is not dirty. (Negative)
- He washed the tumbler yesterday. (Statement)
- Do you want a big tumbler? (Question)
- My tumbler doesn't keep water cold. (Negative)
- New tumblers look very modern. (Statement)
Spiderman
- Spiderman climbs tall buildings. (Statement)
- Do you like Spiderman movies? (Question)
- Spiderman does not wear a cape. (Negative)
- Spiderman saves the city. (Statement)
- Is Spiderman your favorite hero? (Question)
- Spiderman is not a villain. (Negative)
- Peter Parker plays Spiderman. (Statement)
- Can Spiderman shoot webs? (Question)
- Spiderman doesn't fly like Superman. (Negative)
- Brave Spiderman fights bad guys. (Statement)
Book
- I read an interesting book. (Statement)
- Have you read this book? (Question)
- This book does not have pictures. (Negative)
- She borrows books from the library. (Statement)
- Is that book heavy? (Question)
- The book is not on the shelf. (Negative)
- He writes a thick book. (Statement)
- Do you like reading books? (Question)
- She doesn't want that book. (Negative)
- Old books smell unique. (Statement)
Notebook
- She writes notes in her notebook. (Statement)
- Is this your notebook? (Question)
- The notebook does not have lined pages. (Negative)
- I bought a spiral notebook. (Statement)
- Where is your yellow notebook? (Question)
- The notebook is not closed. (Negative)
- He draws pictures in his notebook. (Statement)
- Do you need a new notebook? (Question)
- He doesn't lose his notebook. (Negative)
- Clean notebooks look neat. (Statement)
Glass
- He drinks water from a glass. (Statement)
- Is the glass full of milk? (Question)
- The glass does not break easily. (Negative)
- She washes the dirty glass. (Statement)
- Where did you put the glass? (Question)
- The glass is not empty. (Negative)
- Clear glass shines brightly. (Statement)
- Do you want another glass? (Question)
- This glass doesn't have a handle. (Negative)
- Fragile glass requires careful handling. (Statement)
I-phone
- She takes photos with her iPhone. (Statement)
- Is your iPhone expensive? (Question)
- My iPhone does not freeze. (Negative)
- He updates his iPhone software. (Statement)
- Do you use an iPhone? (Question)
- The iPhone is not charging. (Negative)
- Modern iPhones have great cameras. (Statement)
- Where did you buy your iPhone? (Question)
- He doesn't like old iPhones. (Negative)
- Black iPhones look sleek. (Statement)
Book (Pengulangan)
- Students read every assigned book. (Statement)
- Does every book have an index? (Question)
- A good book does not bore readers. (Negative)
- Science books contain facts. (Statement)
- Is that book yours? (Question)
- The book is not torn. (Negative)
- Authors publish new books. (Statement)
- Can you recommend a book? (Question)
- This book doesn't cost much. (Negative)
- Heavy books hurt shoulders. (Statement)
Clock
- The clock hangs on the wall. (Statement)
- What time does the clock show? (Question)
- This clock does not tick loudly. (Negative)
- Wall clocks show exact time. (Statement)
- Is the clock working properly? (Question)
- The clock is not slow. (Negative)
- He repairs broken clocks. (Statement)
- Do you have a digital clock? (Question)
- That clock doesn't need batteries. (Negative)
- Round clocks look classic. (Statement)
Bed
- I sleep on a soft bed. (Statement)
- Is your bed comfortable? (Question)
- The bed does not squeak. (Negative)
- She makes her bed every morning. (Statement)
- Where is the guest bed? (Question)
- The bed is not messy. (Negative)
- Big beds provide more space. (Statement)
- Do you share a bed? (Question)
- This bed doesn't take much room. (Negative)
- Wooden beds last long. (Statement)
Kite
- Children fly a kite outside. (Statement)
- Can your kite fly high? (Question)
- The kite does not stay up. (Negative)
- Colorful kites fill the sky. (Statement)
- Is that your paper kite? (Question)
- The kite is not broken. (Negative)
- He makes a homemade kite. (Statement)
- Do you like flying kites? (Question)
- This kite doesn't have a tail. (Negative)
- Windy weather lifts the kite. (Statement)
House
- They live in a large house. (Statement)
- Is your house near the school? (Question)
- Our house does not have a garage. (Negative)
- White houses look clean. (Statement)
- Who built this house? (Question)
- The house is not empty. (Negative)
- Families decorate their houses. (Statement)
- Do you own a house? (Question)
- That house doesn't look modern. (Negative)
- Cozy houses feel welcoming. (Statement)
Car
- My father drives a red car. (Statement)
- Does your car use diesel? (Question)
- This car does not pollute much. (Negative)
- Fast cars race on tracks. (Statement)
- Is that car expensive? (Question)
- The car is not parked outside. (Negative)
- Mechanics fix broken cars. (Statement)
- Can you wash the car? (Question)
- My car doesn't start easily. (Negative)
- Electric cars save energy. (Statement)
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- What does the cat usually do on the sofa?A) SleepsB) FliesC) SwimsD) Drives
- Which animal does the cat love to chase?A) MiceB) CarsC) BooksD) Trees
- What color of cats are mentioned as drinking milk?A) RedB) BlackC) GreenD) Blue
- What do cute cats like to do?A) CookB) Climb treesC) WriteD) Read
- What does the cat not eat?A) FishB) VegetablesC) MeatD) Milk
- What is used to sharpen pencils?A) PenB) SharpenerC) TumblerD) Glass
- Who bought a new sharpener?A) HeB) SheC) TheyD) We
- What color is the sharpener that cuts well?A) RedB) BlueC) BlackD) Green
- Where is the sharpener missing from?A) The bagB) The carC) The bedD) The house
- How often does he use a sharpener?A) Every dayB) NeverC) Once a yearD) On Sundays
- What food is eaten on Sunday in the sentences?A) PizzaB) SoupC) RiceD) Bread
- How does pizza taste?A) BitterB) DeliciousC) SourD) Salty
- What kind of pizza does the speaker not eat?A) Cheese pizzaB) Meat pizzaC) Hot pizzaD) Big pizza
- Who bakes pizza?A) MotherB) FatherC) SisterD) Brother
- What does hot pizza do?A) Smells goodB) Sounds loudC) Looks blueD) Feels cold
- Where does a big tree grow?A) In the yardB) In the houseC) In the carD) On the bed
- Who lives in the tree?A) BirdsB) FishC) CatsD) Dogs
- What do green trees provide?A) ShadeB) LightC) WaterD) Sound
- What do children do to the tall tree?A) Climb itB) Paint itC) Eat itD) Drive it
- What shakes the strong tree?A) Strong windsB) Soft rainC) Warm sunD) Quiet air
- What does the key open?A) The front doorB) The windowC) The boxD) The book
- What kind of key did the person find?A) Car keyB) House keyC) Office keyD) Bike key
- What does this key not fit?A) The lockB) The doorC) The carD) The bag
- What color do golden keys look?A) ShinyB) DullC) DarkD) Soft
- Whose office key did he lose?A) HisB) HerC) TheirD) My
- What does she write with?A) A black penB) A pencilC) A markerD) A brush
- What flows from the pen?A) InkB) WaterC) PaintD) Juice
- What kind of pen does he hold tightly?A) The penB) A red penC) A blue penD) A green pen
- Where is the pen not located?A) In my pocketB) On the deskC) In the bagD) On the book
- What color pens does she dislike?A) Blue pensB) Black pensC) Red pensD) Green pens
- Where do you bring a tumbler?A) To schoolB) To sleepC) To bedD) To swim
- What material is the tumbler made of?A) Stainless steelB) WoodC) GlassD) Paper
- What does she drink from her tumbler?A) WaterB) SoupC) MilkD) Tea
- When did he wash the tumbler?A) YesterdayB) TomorrowC) TodayD) Never
- How do new tumblers look?A) Very modernB) Very oldC) Very brokenD) Very dirty
- What does Spiderman climb?A) Tall buildingsB) Small treesC) Short wallsD) Deep wells
- What does Spiderman not wear?A) A capeB) A maskC) A suitD) Red boots
- What does Spiderman save?A) The cityB) The forestC) The schoolD) The house
- Who plays Spiderman in the sentences?A) Peter ParkerB) Bruce WayneC) Clark KentD) Tony Stark
- What can Spiderman shoot?A) WebsB) FireC) WaterD) Arrows
- What kind of book did I read?A) An interesting bookB) A bad bookC) A boring bookD) An old book
- Where does she borrow books from?A) The libraryB) The storeC) The carD) The kitchen
- What does this book not have?A) PicturesB) PagesC) WordsD) A cover
- What do old books smell like?A) UniqueB) BadC) SweetD) Sour
- What kind of book does he write?A) A thick bookB) A thin bookC) A short bookD) A small book
- Where does she write notes?A) In her notebookB) On the wallC) On the deskD) In the book
- What kind of notebook did I buy?A) A spiral notebookB) A heavy notebookC) A torn notebookD) A blue notebook
- What does the notebook not have?A) Lined pagesB) A coverC) PaperD) A spine
- Where is the yellow notebook missing from?A) The deskB) The bedC) The floorD) The car
- What do clean notebooks look like?A) NeatB) MessyC) DirtyD) Old
- What does he drink water from?A) A glassB) A tumblerC) A bottleD) A pen
- What does the glass not break easily against?A) Hard floorsB) Soft bedsC) Wet grassD) Warm water
- What kind of glass shines brightly?A) Clear glassB) Dirty glassC) Broken glassD) Old glass
- What does this glass not have?A) A handleB) WaterC) A baseD) Sides
- What does fragile glass require?A) Careful handlingB) Fast washingC) Hard throwingD) Cold water
- What does she take photos with?A) Her iPhoneB) Her glassC) Her tumblerD) Her book
- What does his iPhone not do?A) FreezeB) ChargeC) WorkD) Ring
- What do modern iPhones have?A) Great camerasB) Bad screensC) No batteriesD) Old software
- What kind of iPhones does he dislike?A) Old iPhonesB) New iPhonesC) Black iPhonesD) White iPhones
- What color do iPhones look sleek in?A) BlackB) RedC) YellowD) Green
- What do students read every assigned book?A) EveryB) NoC) SomeD) Few
- What does every book have?A) An indexB) A pictureC) A jacketD) A map
- What does a good book not do to readers?A) Bore themB) Help themC) Teach themD) Excite them
- What do science books contain?A) FactsB) FictionsC) LiesD) Magic
- What do authors do to new books?A) Publish themB) Hide themC) Burn themD) Eat them
- Where does the clock hang?A) On the wallB) On the floorC) On the bedD) On the table
- What does this clock not tick loudly?A) This clockB) That clockC) Every clockD) Wall clock
- What do wall clocks show?A) Exact timeB) Wrong timeC) Old timeD) New time
- What does he repair?A) Broken clocksB) New clocksC) Fast clocksD) Slow clocks
- What do round clocks look like?A) ClassicB) ModernC) StrangeD) Bad
- What do I sleep on?A) A soft bedB) A hard floorC) A cold deskD) A hot car
- What does the bed not do?A) SqueakB) BreakC) MoveD) Rest
- What does she make every morning?A) Her bedB) Her carC) Her houseD) Her book
- Where is the guest bed located?A) In the roomB) In the yardC) In the treeD) On the roof
- What do wooden beds do?A) Last longB) Break fastC) Float highD) Burn down
- What do children fly outside?A) A kiteB) A carC) A houseD) A cat
- What do colorful kites fill?A) The skyB) The roomC) The seaD) The road
- What does the kite not stay up in?A) The airB) The waterC) The fireD) The ground
- What does this kite lack?A) A tailB) A stringC) PaperD) Color
- What kind of weather lifts the kite?A) Windy weatherB) Rainy weatherC) Snowy weatherD) Calm weather
- What kind of house do they live in?A) A large houseB) A small carC) A tall treeD) A deep well
- What does our house not have?A) A garageB) A roofC) A doorD) A wall
- What color houses look clean?A) White housesB) Black housesC) Red housesD) Dark houses
- Who built this house?A) BuildersB) ChildrenC) CatsD) Birds
- What do cozy houses feel like?A) WelcomingB) ColdC) ScaryD) Bad
- What does my father drive?A) A red carB) A blue bicycleC) A fast boatD) A big plane
- What does this car not pollute much of?A) The environmentB) The waterC) The foodD) The house
- What do fast cars do on tracks?A) RaceB) SleepC) HideD) Cook
- Who fixes broken cars?A) MechanicsB) TeachersC) DoctorsD) Chefs
- What do electric cars save?A) EnergyB) TimeC) MoneyD) Water
- What animal climbs very fast?A) My catB) The dogC) The birdD) The fish
- What kind of sharpener did she buy?A) A new sharpenerB) An old sharpenerC) A broken sharpenerD) A red sharpener
- What is not left of the pizza?A) Any pizzaB) Any soupC) Any riceD) Any bread
- What is not dead in the sentences?A) The treeB) The catC) The dogD) The bird
- What key did I find?A) My car keyB) My house keyC) My bike keyD) My desk key
- What kind of pen did I buy?A) A new penB) An old penC) A red penD) A blue pen
- What does he do with the tumbler yesterday?A) Washed itB) Bought itC) Broke itD) Lost it
- Who plays Spiderman?A) Peter ParkerB) Bruce WayneC) Clark KentD) Tony Stark
- What kind of notebook did I buy?A) A spiral notebookB) A thick notebookC) A blue notebookD) A red notebook
- What kind of glass does she wash?A) The dirty glassB) The clean glassC) The broken glassD) The new glass
- What does he update on his iPhone?A) His iPhone softwareB) His iPhone screenC) His iPhone batteryD) His iPhone camera
- What do science books contain?A) FactsB) MythsC) StoriesD) Jokes
- What kind of clock does he have?A) A digital clockB) An analog clockC) A wall clockD) A round clock
- What do big beds provide?A) More spaceB) Less spaceC) More heatD) Less comfort
- What kind of kite does he make?A) A homemade kiteB) A paper kiteC) A plastic kiteD) A blue kite
- What kind of houses do families decorate?A) Their housesB) Other housesC) Old housesD) New houses
- What kind of cars race on tracks?A) Fast carsB) Slow carsC) Electric carsD) Old cars
- What kind of cat sleeps on the sofa?A) The catB) A dogC) A mouseD) A bird
- What sharpener does he use every day?A) A sharpenerB) That sharpenerC) This sharpenerD) My sharpener
- What pizza smells good?A) Hot pizzaB) Cold pizzaC) Sweet pizzaD) Sour pizza
- What tree grows in the yard?A) A big treeB) A small treeC) A green treeD) A dead tree
- What door does the key open?A) The front doorB) The back doorC) The side doorD) The car door
- What pen does she write with?A) A black penB) A blue penC) A red penD) A green pen
- What tumbler do you bring to school?A) A tumblerB) My tumblerC) Your tumblerD) That tumbler
- What does Spiderman fight?A) Bad guysB) Good guysC) MonstersD) Aliens
- What book do I read?A) An interesting bookB) A boring bookC) A thick bookD) An old book
- What notebook does she write notes in?A) Her notebookB) My notebookC) Your notebookD) That notebook
- What glass does he drink water from?A) A glassB) This glassC) That glassD) The glass
- What phone does she use for photos?A) iPhoneB) SamsungC) OppoD) Vivo
- What car does my father drive?A) A red carB) A blue carC) A black carD) A white car
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