Lesson 7 Gus and Grandpa Sentence Building
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Gus was the only kid on his street who still had training wheels on his bike. His parents then gave him a brand new bike. Gus tried to ride the new bike while his father held on, but when his father let go for just a second, Gus crashed.
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