
My Pet Cat
I have a cat named Coco. She is small. She is soft. She has big green eyes. Coco loves to play with her toys. She loves to play with the ball that has bells inside. She sits by the window in the morning. She watches the birds outside. She chases her tail. She makes me laugh. Coco loves to sleep in sunny spots around the house. She curls up on my bed at night. She purrs softly when she sleeps. I take care of her by feeding her. I give her fresh water. I brush her fur. Coco is my best friend. I love her so much!
Key Vocabulary
To help you recall the words faster, draw a picture, create a sentence, or a story for each word.
Cat – A small animal kept as a pet.
Purr – The soft sound a cat makes when happy.
Tail – The long part of an animal’s body that extends from the back.
Sunny – Full of sunlight.
Friend – Someone you like and trust.
Individual Sentences
I have a cat named Coco.
She is small.
She is soft.
She has big green eyes.
Coco loves to play with her toys.
She loves to play with the ball that has bells inside.
She sits by the window in the morning.
She watches the birds outside.
She chases her tail.
She makes me laugh.
Coco loves to sleep in sunny spots around the house.
She curls up on my bed at night.
She purrs softly when she sleeps.
I take care of her by feeding her.
I give her fresh water.
I brush her fur.
Coco is my best friend.
I love her so much!
Who Are You Talking To?
Just an example of how this phrase would be said in different environments:
Phrase: "Do you have a pet?"
Casual: "Hey, do you have a pet?"
Intimate: "Sweetie, do you have a pet?"
Formal: "May I ask if you have a pet?"
Business: "Could you confirm if you own a pet?"
Writing: "Please let me know if you have a pet."
Natural Dialogue
Me: Do you have a pet?
Friend: Yes, I have a dog.
Me: I have a cat named Coco.
Friend: That’s a cute name! What does she like to do?
Me: She loves playing with her toys.
Friend: Pets are the best!