Sports, ice fishing, and to run are his favorites. I have to get (use/used) to the cold. Almost to the vacation spot. Amy on the other hand loves cats. So then I go and shopped all day. I love food, sleep, and to shop. I'll (a lot / allot) you twenty dollars. Nick bagged a young healthy doe. He is older than (us/we). She's on Houseparty (a lot / alot). Without the family that needs him. Dirk is smarter than (he/him). I hate rats but I really hate snakes. (Who's/ Whose) in the kitchen? He gave (us/we) boys a basketball. (We/Us) kids made Mom breakfast. (Who's / Whose) shoes are these? I had to much to eat! Jane is funnier than (she/her). They had to put the picture over (their/there). She asked for paint paper and a brush. He needs to eat, sleep, and hopes to shower. (Us/We) girls hoped for snow. (There/ They're) not ready yet. Sports, ice fishing, and to run are his favorites. I have to get (use/used) to the cold. Almost to the vacation spot. Amy on the other hand loves cats. So then I go and shopped all day. I love food, sleep, and to shop. I'll (a lot / allot) you twenty dollars. Nick bagged a young healthy doe. He is older than (us/we). She's on Houseparty (a lot / alot). Without the family that needs him. Dirk is smarter than (he/him). I hate rats but I really hate snakes. (Who's/ Whose) in the kitchen? He gave (us/we) boys a basketball. (We/Us) kids made Mom breakfast. (Who's / Whose) shoes are these? I had to much to eat! Jane is funnier than (she/her). They had to put the picture over (their/there). She asked for paint paper and a brush. He needs to eat, sleep, and hopes to shower. (Us/We) girls hoped for snow. (There/ They're) not ready yet.
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Sports, ice fishing, and to run are his favorites.
I have to get (use/used) to the cold.
Almost to the vacation spot.
Amy on the other hand loves cats.
So then I go and shopped all day.
I love food, sleep, and to shop.
I'll (a lot / allot) you twenty dollars.
Nick bagged a young healthy doe.
He is older than (us/we).
She's on Houseparty (a lot / alot).
Without the family that needs him.
Dirk is smarter than (he/him).
I hate rats but I really hate snakes.
(Who's/ Whose) in the kitchen?
He gave (us/we) boys a basketball.
(We/Us) kids made Mom breakfast.
(Who's / Whose) shoes are these?
I had to much to eat!
Jane is funnier than (she/her).
They had to put the picture over (their/there).
She asked for paint paper and a brush.
He needs to eat, sleep, and hopes to shower.
(Us/We) girls hoped for snow.
(There/ They're) not ready yet.