"S" WORDS

Create a sentence for each "s" word.

SACK: Just put the fruit in the sack.

SEE: Did you see the owl?

SICK: If you feel sick, go home, said Adele.

SIGH: With a big sigh, she took the medicine.

SIT: Please sit down.

SO: So, when are you going back to school?

SOAP: 

SOCK

SOME

SOUP

SUE

SUN

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Idiomatic expressions are groups of words that convey information using metaphors.
Exercise: Create a sentence using the following expressions.

Expressions that start with "A"

A bad beginning makes a bad ending
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
A friend in need is a friend indeed
A hot potato
A leopard can’t change its spots
A perfect storm
A toss up
Able to breathe easy
Absence makes the heart grow fonder
Actions speak louder than words
Against the clock
All bark and no bark
All fuel to the fire
All in the same boat
All that glitters is not gold
An apple a day keeps the doctor away
Apple of my eye
At the drop of a hat

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