The document provides examples of correct and incorrect sentence structures. It asks the reader to identify the correctly formed sentences out of 3 options in each example. The correct sentences always include a form of the verb "to be" like "are" or "is" to connect the subject with the present participle or gerund. The document also defines a sentence as a group of words that makes complete sense and always begins with a capital letter.

1. Sentences
Lesson :- 2

2. Which sentence is correct?
1. The children
2. The children dancing
3. The children are dancing.

3. Which sentence is correct?
1. The boy.
2. The boy sleeping.
3. The boy is sleeping.

4. Which sentence is correct?
1. The bird
2. The bird flying.
3. The bird is flying

5. 1. The girl.
2. The girl Ice cream.
3. The girl is eating Ice cream.
1. The balloons.
2. The balloons flying.
3. The balloons are flying.

6. What are Sentences ?
• A sentence is a group of words that makes a complete sense.
• A sentence always begins with a capital letter.

7. Giter