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Question
Match each sentence to the correct picture by writing the number in the box.
- . A brown and white puppy is having fun.
- Wild animals are in the thick forest.
- A cute boy is painting with green colour.
- A naughty boy is riding horse with his sleepy dog
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Solution
| 1. A brown and white puppy is having fun. |  |
| 2. Wild animals are in the thick forest. |  |
| 3. A cute boy is painting with green colour. |  |
| 4. A naughty boy is riding a horse with his sleepy dog. |  |
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