[1st grade]

Day 1 Shop ~ Thing
Day 2 Game ~ So
Day 3 Then ~ go out
Day 4 Nada ~ Sister
Day 5: Eyes 1 ~ Help
Day 6, Little Brother ~ Delicious
Day 7, right ~ what
Day 8 Sorry ~ Not really
Day 9, Bottle 1 ~ Between
Day 10 Dictionary ~ Easy
Day 11 Supermarket ~ Baby
Day 12 Wife ~ Which
Day 13 Where ~ English
Day 14 Movie ~ Sneakers
Day 15: Driving ~ Reading
Day 16 Admission ~ Phone Number
Day 17 Lunch ~ Last year
Day 18 ~ Skirt
Day 19 Friends ~ Letter
Day 20 - It's hard

[2nd grade]

Day 21 Sometimes ~ Crossing Over
Day 22 Crossing ~ Factory
Day 23 Free ~ That Day
Day 24 Just ~ nervous
Day 25 Length ~ Male and Female
Day 26 remaining ~ slow
Day 27 Always ~ Road
Day 28 City ~ Smart
Day 29 Straight ~ Stop
Day 30 Meda ~ Slip
Day 31 Future ~ Broadcasting Station
Day 32 Direction ~ Part
Day 33: Wife ~ Intersection
Day 34 Four Seasons ~ West
Day 35 West ~ Sofa
Day 36 Parcel ~ Schedule
Day 37 Watch ~ Write
Day 38 Trash ~ Shoulder
Day 39 Dark ~ Receipt
Day 40 - Below freezing ~ Driver
Day 41 Crying ~ This person
Day 42 Blanket ~ Keep
Day 43 Vending Machine ~ Last time
Day 44 That person ~ Quietly
Day 45: Sleepy ~ Bored
Day 46: Give up ~ Hold on
Day 47: Visit ~ Treatment
Day 48 Toothpaste ~ Sold
Day 49: Spread ~ Sunlight
Day 50 Action ~ Strength

[supplement]
- Conjugation of verbs
- Adverbs of frequency

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