Basic NounsWhat words would you like to see illustrated here? myenglishimages@gmail.com Addition is easy. I like it. You have good aim in this game. I don’t believe in magical things like angels. (often misspelled) Can you measure the area of a football pitch? Where did I leave my bag? The bride looked so beautiful. Your brush is so nice. Nice catch dad. That kid is such a cheat. I went for a nice climb last summer. This cloth is perfect for making drapes. These clothes are perfect for summer. Did you get a new comb? These letters are consonants. In words like “yes” and “yesterday” Y is a consonant. The cost of most of these things is too high. I lost count. She got a bad cut. Let’s go to a dance. He lives near a desert. That dessert looks so good. My sister loves writing in her diary. Roll the dice. I need one more die to play. Division is a little hard. Have a drink. You’ll feel better. Let’s go for a drive in that golf cart. There’s an echo in this cave. I want some espresso. I took a bad fall. The boys had a fight. That shirt isn’t a good fit. He left footprints in the snow. My cousin in Japan always uses a futon. My weight gain was terrible. Here. I got you this gift. The groom looked handsome. Take a guess. Smoking is a bad habit. That guy is a hero. Heroin is a terrible drug. That lady in a costume is a true heroine. That was a nice hit. Look at the horns on those masks. The image on the screen was wonderful. I’m just not good at ironing. My brother writes in his journal every day. Do you want to go to karaoke? She got a great kick. In the game you score points when you get a kill against a monster. He gave her a kiss. There was a knock on the door. You have a great laugh. My weight loss really made me happy. match / matched / have matched That was a millennium ago. That was two millennia ago. Multiplication is okay. It’s like fast addition. Is your navel an innie or an outie? My neighbors are really nice. I love my neighborhood. You are such a nerd. We need to add more colorful ornaments. Can I use this outlet? They were proud, busy parents. Hey the plug isn’t connected. This present is for you. He had to go to the principal’s office. Give me a push. I made a reservation. They took my reservation. Let’s go for a run. Japanese sake isn’t usually too strong. That’s why I like it. I heard a scream. Wait, let me take a selfie! And you put your signature at the bottom of the page. One slip and you’ll get hurt. Cough cough. There’s so much smoke in here. Where is the electrical socket? He came to a sudden stop. Subtraction isn’t hard. It’s the opposite of addition. I was wet with sweat. Say each syllable clearly. I’m not ready for this test. He gave it a light touch. I love travel. We took a trip together. Good job! Give it a try. Elephants are killed for their ivory tusks. The Joker is an awesome villain. We put it to a vote. A, e, i, o, u are all vowels. Y is a vowel in words like “why,” “my,” and “funny.” There was a rock warning near the path. I have a lot of work to do. That guy is a real yahoo. ContactPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *Email *Comment or Message *I'm a ... *teacherstudentartistotherWebsiteSubmitAbout Facebook Instagram Pinterest Linkedin
