Sentences with Short Vowel E Words Printable Worksheet.
Short E Sound Words List
- hen
- red
- pen
- wet
- men
- bed
- net
- wed
- ten
- peg
- gem
- jet
- led
- web
- pet
- fed
- beg
- keg
- den
- get
- let
- met
- vet
- yet
- yes
Short Vowel E Sentences
Short E Sound Sentences
Sentence with Hen for Kindergarten
- The hen is red.
- The hen sits on the eggs.
- Each hen lays eggs with a distinctive color.
Sentence with Red for Kindergarten
- I have a red bike.
- I want a red apple.
- I see a red bird.
- It is a red bug.
- It was a red car.
Pen Sentences for Kindergarten
- I need a pen.
- He did not use pen.
- I write with a pen, by hand.
Wet Sentences for Kindergarten
- The cat is wet.
- His hair was wet from rain.
- There are distinct wet and dry seasons.
- They quickly changed their wet clothes.
- They were wearing protective wet suits.
Sentence with Men for Kindergarten
- The men were laughing.
- The men played basketball.
- Both men were wounded.
Sentence with Bed for Kindergarten
- I go to bed at nine.
- The man went to bed.
- I went to bed early.
- I gave up and went to bed.
- You go to bed early next time.
- First of all, I need a new bed.
- It wasn’t even raining when I went to bed.
- There are no bed linens.
- I went back to bed.
- They don’t use bed and breakfasts.
Sentence with Net for Kindergarten
- She has a net.
- I put it in my net.
- It bounced on the grass before it even hit the net.
Sentence with Ten for Kindergarten
- I was ten years old.
- I only get started at ten o’clock.
- Today there are ten times as many.
- There are ten people now.
- She wasn’t even ten years old at the time.
- They collect ten percent for this.
- The teacher asked for ten times that.
Met Sentences for Kindergarten
- We met in Paris.
- I have not met with him yet.
- They met ten years ago.
- It was met with silence.
- He met with them every single Friday.
Sentence with Jet for Kindergarten
- I can see a jet.
- He was also a skilled jet pilot.
- Jet planes don’t go there.
Pet Sentences for Kindergarten
- I have a pet rabbit.
- She has ten pet cats.
- We feed the pets.
- Have you seen my pet rabbit?
- My parents gave my pet away.
Get Sentences for Kindergarten
- The pet gets wet.
- I get lucky.
- I will get through it.
- They will get through this.
- Please get off that phone.
- I get angry sometimes.
- I don’t get bored.
- Get in the car.
- He gets headaches.
- Where can I get a copy?
- I get their number and I text them.
- Let me get the popcorn.
- Maybe I’ll get a tea.
- We’ll actually get through this.
- Get off of your cellphone.
Sentence with Let for Kindergarten
- Let me introduce myself.
- They can’t let go.
- Let me tell you.
- Let someone else do it this time.
- Please let us know.
- I’ll let you decide.
- Let me start over.
- I wasn’t let in.
- Let someone know where you’ll be going.
- Windows let in the wind.
- Let me count again.
- He’ll let you know.
Vet Sentences for Kindergarten
- The vet helps the cat.
- The vet shook his head.
- I called the vet back.
Sentence with Yes for Kindergarten
- Say yes or no.
- The answer is: Yes, definitely!
- His father said yes, please come home.
- I believe so, yes.
- I’ll answer yes for now.
- Yes, indeed it was.
- I think so, yes.
- They would just say “yes” or “no”.
- So yes, people will shop.
- It has been done before and yes we can try to do it again.
Wed, Peg, Led, Web Sentences for Kindergarten
- The newly wed couple arrived.
- The peg is red.
- He led a tour around the exhibition.
- The web is big.
