Mrs. Woodland is Our Teacher

You are our teacher. You work with us. You live far from our school. Your home is not close.

Mrs. Woodland is our teacher too. She is also our teacher. She gives us English lessons. We learn English from her. She speaks English very well. Her English is good.

When we know our lessons well, Mrs. Woodland gives us good marks. She is happy when we work hard. I got a five for my English dictation. A five is a good mark.

Sam got a two. A two is a bad mark. He always makes many mistakes in his dictations. His work has many errors. Sometimes he makes ten mistakes. Some-times he makes fifteen mistakes in one dictation. This is many mistakes. He makes mistakes though he reads a lot. He reads many books. But he makes two or three mistakes in every line. Each line has errors.

This dictation is very long. It is not short. There are twenty-two lines in it. That is many lines.

Sam will make a lot of mistakes. He will have many errors. I will make a few mistakes too. I will have some errors. There are many difficult words in our dictation. The words are not easy.

I think that Sam will get a two. That is his mark.

I think that I will get a three to-day. A three is not bad.