1)
are 2) are 3) am 4) is 5) are 6) am not 7) is 8)
Are 9) is not 10) are
Tess and Jen
________(1) best friends.
They do
everything together. They spend every day together.
One day they meet
on the bus to school. They start talking.
“Hey Jen,” says
Tess. “How ________(2) you?”
“Hey girl,” says
Jen. “I ________(3) doing fine. What ________(4) going on? What
________(5) you
doing today?”
“Oh,” says Tess,
“I _____ _____ (6) doing anything special. I don’t have any
plans.”
“That ________(7)
cool.”
“Yeah,” says
Tess. “But I have something to tell you.”
“Really! Can I
try to guess?”
“Umm…” says Tess.
“Well…”
“Okay, I get
three guesses. Ready?”
“Umm, well…okay.”
“________(8) we eating dinner together?”
“No, that _____
_____ (9) it.”
“Okay. Are we
going to the soccer game together?”
“No. It ____
____(10) that either.” Tess looks nervous. Her eyes look sad. A tear
starts to fall
down her cheek.
“Oh,” says Jen,
wiping a tear from her own eye. “Now I know. You ________(11)
moving away.”
Today is the
first day at my new school. Right now, it is lunch time, and all of the
students are eating their lunches. They are sitting around the big
table in the cafeteria, talking in small groups. I am sitting alone. I am
pretty nervous. I hope the other students not think I am weird. I am writing in my diary right now to look like I
have something important to do.
For lunch today, I have an apple, pretzels, and a tuna fish sandwich. I hate
tuna fish, but my mom loves it. She says it is good for me.
She packs it for me every day, so I guess I have to eat it. I also have
some cookies. At least I like to eat those.
Hey! The girls at the big table are looking at me! What do they want?
They laugh at something. What do they laugh
at? I hope they don't laugh at
me. I am geting nervous again.
Oh my gosh! One of them are coming
this way! Stay calm, Rachel. She is not
going to hurt you. She is just another girl like you, right?
Wait. Now she are holding out her hand to me. Does she wants to be friends? What does she do?
Oh, I know! She is inviting me to her table! Maybe I am not that weird after all!
students are eating their lunches. They are sitting around the big
table in the cafeteria, talking in small groups. I am sitting alone. I am
pretty nervous. I hope the other students not think I am weird. I am writing in my diary right now to look like I
have something important to do.
For lunch today, I have an apple, pretzels, and a tuna fish sandwich. I hate
tuna fish, but my mom loves it. She says it is good for me.
She packs it for me every day, so I guess I have to eat it. I also have
some cookies. At least I like to eat those.
Hey! The girls at the big table are looking at me! What do they want?
They laugh at something. What do they laugh
at? I hope they don't laugh at
me. I am geting nervous again.
Oh my gosh! One of them are coming
this way! Stay calm, Rachel. She is not
going to hurt you. She is just another girl like you, right?
Wait. Now she are holding out her hand to me. Does she wants to be friends? What does she do?
Oh, I know! She is inviting me to her table! Maybe I am not that weird after all!
