Category: My Past

Irish people love to raising sheep.
Love to do sth.
Irish people love to raise sheep.

Shepherd specially raising sheep.
{Shepherd} is a countable noun, so please use the plural form here.
And the tense is simple present, so the verb should use the original form.
Shepherds specially raise sheep.

Sheep has white fur.
{Sheep} can be singular and plural.
We can use {sheep} as plural or {a sheep} as singular.
A sheep has white fur.
Sheep have white fur.

Sheep likes to ate grass.
The same problem mentioned above.
Like to do sth. Use the original form after {to} here.
Sheep like to eat grass.

wisdom. (n)
I have many wisdom.
{Wisdom} is an uncountable noun. We should use {much} instead of {many}.
I have much wisdom.

He have no wisdom.
{He} is the third personal singular. We should use {has} instead of {have}.
He has no wisdom.

They have some wisdom.
OK！

liger （n）
There was a liger.
Liger are big.
{Liger} is the third personal singular. We should use {is} instead of {are}.
Liger is big.

Liger eat meat.
{Liger} is the third personal singular, so please add an -s at the end of the verb.
Liger eats meat.

turtle live on the riverbank.

The first letter of a sentence should be capitalized.
Also, {turtle} is the third person singular, so please add an -s at the end of the verb.

I’m going to assume Turtle is the name.

Turtle lives on the riverbank.

In this situation, you need to give the name Turtle to the turtle, or reference it using ‘the turtle’.

turtle’s eyesight are bad.

{Eyesight} is an uncountable noun.

Turtle’s eyesight is bad.

turtle also appear at harbor.

{Turtle} is the third person singular, so please add an -s at the end of the verb.
Also, please use the article before {harbor}.

Turtle also appears at the harbor.

there was a grimy turtle at the fild.

You mean {field}?

In this sentence, ‘a turtle’ is correct.
There was a grimy turtle at the field.

river bank (n) 河岸
There were many people at the river bank.
The river bank was long.
The river bank was dirty.

Good!

strolling (v) 散步
He is strolling.
He love to stroll after dinner.

{He} is the third personal singular, so we use {uses} here.

He loves to stroll after dinner.

I hate strolling.

stressed (v) 焦虑
He is very stressed.
I am stressed after my test.
I hate being stressed.

Good!

Foreigner(n)外国人
He is a foreigner.
They are foreigner.

Use the plural form here.

They are foreigners.

I am not a foreigner.

Ok!

immediately (adv.)立即
I eat the pizza immediately.
I ran away immediately.
I sleep immediately.

Good!

soared (v) 高飞
A bird soared in the sky.
The plane soared in the sky.
The wild goose soared in the sky.

Good! But I hope you to pay attention that the original form is {soar}.

Fox are wily.

The plural form of {fox} is to add -es because {fox} is ended with -x.

Foxes are wily.

Fox are also vile.

The same problem mentioned above.

Foxes are also vile.

Fox like to creep in grass.

The same problem mentioned above.

Foxes like to creep in the grass.

Fox like to eat pork.

The same problem mentioned above.

Foxes like to eat pork.

eyesight (n) 视力
His eyesight was bad.
There eyesight were bad.

You mean {their}? Please distinguish {their} and {there}.
Also {eyesight} is uncountable, so we use third person singular here.

Their eyesight was bad.

They have bad eyesight.

Good!

Vocab by douglas-11-26
The cat was pating cat food.

{Pat} is a consonant-vowel-consonant structure that needs to be double written with -t followed by -ing.

The cat was patting cat food.

He was reading a book.
The cats were playing.

I had drunk some water.
He had eaten a burger.
She had seen a cat.

I had been watching this video.
It had been drinking corrosive liquid.
He had been reading.

I ate food.
I saw him.
I wanted it.

cupboard noun
a piece of furniture or a space for storing things with a ? or doors and usually with shelves

Pay attention to your handwriting. OK?

It is a the cupboard.

Two articles？

It is a cupboard.

We need a new cupboard.
I want to buy a cupboard.

orchestra noun
a large group of musicians who play many different instruments together and are led by a conductor

The orchestra played badly.
The orchestra is not performing.
Who is this orchestra’s conductor?

jig noun
an energetic traditional dance of Great Britain and Ireland or the music that is played for such a dance

He is playing jig.
He loves jig.
I hate jig very much！

cavern a large cave
He lives in a cavern.
It went into the cavern.
There are many animals in this cavern.

The dog was playing it.
He was eat some disgusting food.

The present continuous tense：the form of the verb should be {be doing}

He was eating some disgusting food.

They were playing basketball.