Structure sentences: subject predicate

Look at the poster and write a letter to Larry or Lulu. What are the children in the park doing? Fill in the gaps.
Hello, Larry! (Hello, Lulu!)
The day is
nice, and I’m
writing you a letter now.
There is a park near my
house. I’m sitting at the
window and watching my
friends in the park. Mike has
got a new car. He is driving
the car. Sue likes films. She
is watching TV now.
Look! Peter is in the sandbox.
He is making a big sandcastle.
Oliver and Kate are friends.
They are playing a game.
Sarah likes to draw. She is
painting a picture now.
We are all having fun.
Bye for now,
write
be
sit
watch
have
got
drive
like
watch
be
make
be
play
like
paint
have

March,___.
Homework.
Exercise 1, page 108 (SB).
1. Sue is watching the cats in the garden.
2. Listen! Tom is playing the piano.
3. What are you eating? Is it an orange?
4. Look, Mum! I’m painting my face!
5. Where’s Sandra? Is she climbing trees again?
6. The children aren’t swimming. They’re playing!