Describing Objects
Instructions:
Describe a set of objects on a table. Describe another set of objects in a box. EX. The flowers are on the table, and the candy is in the box.
English Writing Exercise (All Levels)
Course 101, Unit 2, Lesson 1
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Flowers're on the table and sweets're in the box. The book is in the box and cups're on the table.
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(The) flowers are on the table and (the) sweets are in the box. The book is in the box and (the) cups are on the table.
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Very well done :) just don't use the apostrophe with "are" (for example, flowers're), it's only used with pronouns (ex. they're, you're... etc.)
Very good try just a few corrections:
The flowers are on the table and the sweets are in the box. The book is in the box and the cups are on the table.
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P.S An apostrophe is to indicate missing letters incontractions such as "isn't", "doesn't" and "can't"
The flowers are on the table and the sweets are in the box. The book is in the box and the cups are on the table.