Help the clumsy magician fix his rehearsal notes so he doesn't ruin the show tonight! Drag the correct phrases into the blanks.
The white rabbit is very fast. When it jumps out of the hat, you must catch it quickly!
My magic wand is fragile. Please be careful and do not sit on it again.
The audience loves the card trick. Remember to smile and look at them when you reveal the Queen of Hearts.
The white rabbit is very fast. When it jumps out of the hat, you must catch it quickly!
In a basic English sentence, the object pronoun ("it") always comes directly after the main verb ("catch").
My magic wand is fragile. Please be careful and do not sit on it again.
When using a verb with a preposition (like "sit on"), the object pronoun goes after the preposition.
The audience loves the card trick. Remember to smile and look at them when you reveal the Queen of Hearts.
"Audience" is treated as a group here ("them"). The pronoun must follow the preposition "at" (look at them).