Ben is a big brown bear. He lives near a candy kingdom. The kingdom has a big castle. The castle is made of candy. Ben loves candy very much.One day, the candy king calls Ben. The king says, "Help me,...
Duration
5 min read
Length
107 words
Story
3 paragraphs
Sample preview reading passage
Ben is a big brown bear. He lives near a candy kingdom. The kingdom has a big castle. The castle is made of candy. Ben loves candy very much.
One day, the candy king calls Ben. The king says, "Help me, Ben! The candy is gone!" Ben looks at the empty candy room. He sees a small trail of sugar. Ben says, "I will find the candy."
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Grammar Level
A1 · Present Simple, there is/are, possessive adjectives
Use the present simple to talk about things that are always true or happen regularly.
Use 'there is' for one thing and 'there are' for many things.
Use possessive adjectives to show who something belongs to.
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