Jimmy Can Run

Jimmy can run very fast. He is a fast runner. He can swim fast too. He is good in the water.

Lily cannot run. She is not able to run. She cannot swim at all. She does not know how to swim.

I can read very fast now. I read quickly. I can write too. I use a pen or a pencil.

You can swim very well. You are a good swimmer. We can read and write. We have these skills.

They can count, but they cannot write. They know numbers, but not letters.

The boy can run; he can swim too. He does both things.

The dog can run very fast; it can swim too. The animal is fast on land and in water.

Jimmy’s sister Polly can read, write and count. She knows many things.

She is a big girl. She is not little. She is thirteen years old. She is thirteen.

Lily cannot read. She does not know how. She is a little girl. She is small. She is four. She is four years old.

Can Sam read and write? Yes, he can. He is able to do it. He is big. He is not a small child.

I am a doctor. I can read. It is part of my work. We are boys, we can run. We like to run.

He is a boy. He can swim. He goes in the water. You are a doctor. You help sick people.

She is a girl. She can write. She uses her hand. You are girls. You are female children.

It is a bird. It can fly. It has wings. They are birds. They are all birds.