Use the prompts two write present passive sentences

2Then/the ship/make

3The mast and sails/add/to the ship/but they/fold/down

4A piece of thin string/attach/to the mast and the sails

5The ship/carefully/put/inside the bottle

6Then/the piece of string/pull/and the mast and sails/unfold/inside the bottle

What is it? Who says "meow"? "
Simon is in the living room. Living room is beautiful. In the center of the room is a round table. There is a large armchair by the fireplace. When it's cold, Simon likes to read interesting books in this chair.
"Meow meow!"
Now he is looking for a sound: under the table, behind the armchair, between the sofa and the armchair. "Nothing!".
Simon is in his room. He is still looking for a source of sound: on the floor, under the bed, above the cupboard, under the carpet. "Nothing!"
Simon in the pantry. And he is still looking for the source of the sound: in the left corner, in the right corner. "Nothing!"
Simon is in his kitchen. In the middle of the room is a box. Simon is surprised.
"Meow meow!" Comes from the box.
"Who is this?" Simon asks. "What's in this box?"
It's a secret. Now he sees two black ears, a pair of big green eyes ... and a little pink nose!
"Oh, it's a kitten!" Says Simon.
He is so happy! He had a new friend. They will play hide and seek together.

1) There are some new felt-tips in my pencil case. 2) Have you got an English dictionary at home? 3) I’d like to buy some colour paper and a brush. 4) There is not any glue, please, give me yours. 5) Are there any rulers on the teacher’s desk? 6) I couldn’t see any good paints in the shop. 7) We want some chalk to write with it on the blackboard. 8) You must bring some daybooks to school every day. 9) There are some rubbers of different colours in this box. 10) Please bring some water for the pot plants. 11) Parents teach little children to use no scissors.