Human Body

1. My right eye hurts a little today. 2. Is your eye blue or green? 3. He did not shut an eye all night. 4. I keep an eye on my small cat. 5. Do you have something in your eye? 6. The baby does not open its eye yet. 7. Close one eye for a moment. 8. I know he keeps an eye on the door.

1. She has beautiful blue eyes. 2. Are your eyes tired? 3. He never opens his eyes in the sunlight. 4. The potato has many eyes. 5. Are your eyes open? 6. This plant has no eyes yet. 7. Close your eyes and count to ten. 8. I know that her eyes are very bright.

1. He left the keys on the table. 2. Is the store on the left side? 3. He never left early. 4. There is some food left for you. 5. Is your car on the left? 6. She had no money left. 7. Turn left here. 8. I knew he left quickly.

1. My body feels tired after work. 2. Does your body hurt today? 3. He does not move his whole body. 4. The car's body needs new paint. 5. Is the camera body heavy? 6. The main body of the club did not vote. 7. Move your body slowly. 8. I know the student body supports this idea.

1. She has very small hands. 2. Who hands out the papers today? 3. He never washes his hands before dinner. 4. The clerk hands you your change at the counter. 5. Are your hands warm enough? 6. My brother rarely hands me his toys. 7. Keep your hands inside the bus.

1. He is a new member of our team. 2. Are you a club member? 3. She is not a member of this family. 4. Each member of the machine needs oil. 5. Is this a working member of the system? 6. That broken part is no longer a member of the device. 7. Be a good team member. 8. I know he is a loyal member.

1. Hey, man, how was your day? 2. I saw that old man, waiting for the bus. 3. No, man, that is not the right way. 4. Look, man, we need to hurry now. 5. Man, as a whole, seeks understanding. 6. Is man, truly the only intelligent life? 7. She learned that man, truly faces many challenges.

1. My cat has a small ear. 2. Does your ear hurt? 3. I do not like water in my ear. 4. The corn has a nice ear this year. 5. Do you have an ear for music? 6. This plant did not grow an ear. 7. Clean your ear gently. 8. I know that he has a big ear.

1. There is some fat on the meat. 2. Is he a fat person? 3. She is not fat. 4. This yogurt is full fat. 5. Do you want to eat the fat? 6. This milk is not full fat. 7. Do not call anyone fat. 8. I saw the fat melt in the pan.

1. My tongue tastes the sweet candy. 2. Can you stick out your tongue? 3. I do not understand her tongue. 4. The doctor asked me to show my tongue. 5. Is this your native tongue? 6. She could not move her tongue well. 7. Keep your tongue in your mouth. 8. He spoke in a tongue that I did not know.

1. The children have small backs. 2. Are the chairs' backs comfortable? 3. Our team never backs down from a challenge. 4. He often backs up his friends. 5. Do these books have hard backs? 6. The doctor rarely backs away from a difficult case.

1. My feet are tired after a long walk. 2. Do your feet hurt? 3. His feet are not very big. 4. The table is about three feet long. 5. How many feet is that room? 6. The ladder is not ten feet tall. 7. Please put your feet up. 8. I saw that her feet were cold.

1. My dog has a short leg. 2. Is that chair leg broken? 3. She does not like to show her leg. 4. The first leg of our trip was very long. 5. Does your leg hurt after the walk? 6. This table does not have a strong leg. 7. Move your leg, please. 8. I knew the final leg would be difficult.

1. My stomach hurts after I eat too much. 2. Does your stomach feel better now? 3. I do not stomach rude comments. 4. She can stomach a lot of spicy food. 5. Is your stomach empty? 6. He did not stomach the bad news well. 7. Mind your stomach before running. 8. I knew he could not stomach the truth.

1. Blood is red. 2. Does he have royal blood? 3. The wound has no blood. 4. Her blood runs hot. 5. Is there blood on the floor? 6. They are not of the same blood. 7. Stop the blood quickly! 8. She felt a rush of blood when she saw him.

1. He felt a bodily need for sleep. 2. Did you lift the box bodily? 3. The damage was not just mental, but also bodily. 4. The guard removed the man bodily from the building. 5. Is this a bodily injury? 6. She did not bodily push the door. 7. Do not try to move him bodily. 8. I knew the stress had a bodily effect.

1. The book has many sections. 2. How many sections are in this report? 3. He did not read all the sections. 4. We divide the garden into three sections. 5. Which sections do you like best? 6. They never finish the last sections on time. 7. Please check the first two sections carefully. 8. I know that the map shows different sections of the city.

1. My elbow is a joint. 2. Does this pipe have a strong joint? 3. I do not want a big joint of meat for dinner. 4. The table has a loose joint. 5. Is your knee joint hurting today? 6. That old chair does not have a sturdy joint. 7. Please put the lamb joint in the oven.

1. She opened her arms wide to hug the child. 2. Does the museum display ancient arms? 3. He does not have strong arms after his illness. 4. The country stopped selling arms to its neighbors. 5. Are your arms tired after all that work? 6. They do not want to use arms in this conflict. 7. Raise your arms above your head. 8. I saw a flag that showed the family arms.

1. We need to divide the cake into four pieces. 2. How do you divide 20 by 5? 3. The problem does not divide people into groups. 4. They always divide the work equally among themselves. 5. Do these issues usually divide the friends? 6. You must not divide the last cookie. 7. Please divide the apples for everyone. 8. I hope the new rule will not divide the team.

1. Her lips were very red after eating the berries. 2. Did he have dry lips from walking in the sun? 3. She did not move her lips, but I heard a sound. 4. He often gets into trouble for his big lips. 5. Why do you always use your lips to make jokes about others? 6. You must not let your lips say such rude things. 7. Close your lips and listen carefully. 8. I wish his lips were not so quick to speak without thinking.

1. A dog loves to chew on a bone. 2. Did the doctor say you broke a bone? 3. There is not a single bone in that jelly fish. 4. You must bone the chicken before cooking it. 5. Do you always bone the fish yourself? 6. I will never bone a whole turkey again. 7. Be careful when you bone that fish. 8. She asked him to bone the lamb shoulder for dinner.

1. The keys fell to the bottom of the bag. 2. Does this cup have a flat bottom? 3. I didn't see anything at the bottom of the box. 4. He sat on his bottom on the floor. 5. Is there a hole at the bottom of the bucket? 6. The chair does not have a smooth bottom. 7. Please write your name at the bottom of the page. 8. She felt a bump when she hit her bottom.

1. Most animals turn their heads when they hear a loud noise. 2. Do the heads of all big companies earn a lot of money? 3. The children do not like to wash their heads with cold water. 4. The heads of the two schools decided to work together. 5. Why do some people shake their heads when they say no? 6. They never choose new heads without a long meeting. 7. Always keep your heads up! 8. I know that the heads of our team often travel for work.