He makes some meatball for lunch tonigt.
I visit to my granpa’s house at Bandung.
She is reading a book in the library now.
My father was fishing a fish in the lake.
They play football in the field every day.
We went to puncak for holiday yesterday.
Diana cleans window in her house.
My mother is fixing us some dinner.
You have woken up everyone in the neighborhood.
The teacher is writing a report.Adjective Verb
Your friend looks nice.
This towel feels damp.
That new film
doesn't sound very interesting.
Dinner smells good tonight.
This milk tastes sour.
It smells bad.
I like big white
cat.
The blouse was outrageously expensive.
John walked quickly towards the door.
Sandra seems mad. Countable Noun
I want an orange.
My cats are hungry.
I've got some books.
Have you got any pens?
There are three people here.
Uncountable Noun
This news is very important.
I've got some money.
Have you got any rice?
How much sugar do you need?
How much water do you want?
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