I tore the wrapping off the present. I was excited.(sentence with -ly opener)

Doug ran five miles a day all summer. He wanted to prepare for the track season.(sentence with to opener)

You should meet Al's parents. This will help you to understand him better. (sentence with to opener)

She wants to get the stain off her hand. She will have to use an abrasive soap.(sentence with to opener)

I left home early.I had to get to the church on time.(sentence with to opener)

I punched in my code number. I did this to make the automatic banking machine work.(sentence with to opener)

Read the following paragraph and underline the topic sentences.Everything is changing.This is a prediction I can make with absolute certainty. As human beings, we are constantly in the state of change.Our bodies change everyday. Our attitudes are constantly evolving. Something we swore by five years ago is now almost impossible for us to imagine ourselves believing. The clothes we wore a few years ago now look strange to us in old photographs....

Read the following paragraph and underline the topic sentences.The cafeteria at City College is one of the overworked places on the campus.The lack of space is apparent. It does not have enough room for the students. The building is ugly and dirty and makes the students lose appetite.It fails to create friendly atmosphere and does not meet the basic requirements of a proper eating place.

Read the following paragraph and underline the topic sentences.SynonymsSynonyms, words that have the same basic meaning, do not always have the same emotional meaning. For example, the words stingy and frugal both mean careful with money. However, to call a person stingy is an insult, while the word frugal has a much more positive connotation. Similarly, a person wants to be slender but not skinny, and. aggressive but not pushy. Therefore you should be careful in choosing words because many so called synonyms are not synonymos at all.

Read the following paragraph and underline the topic sentences.Signs of SpringThe sky is clear blue. Sparrows chirp in the early mornings. The fruit trees in the backyard are beginning to bloom. The hills are turning green, and purple and yellow wildflowers are appearing in the fields. The snow on top of Camel Mountain has all melted. It must finally be spring.