Time for verbs. The polite ます form is the backbone of N5 Japanese, and を marks what the action is done to. Master these and you can describe your whole day.
Breakfast talk.
Tap a line to hear it. Shadow mode leaves a gap after each line — repeat it aloud, then hear it again. Don’t worry about being perfect; worry about being out loud.
An eye on legs, walking around — seeing everything.
A roof over something delicious — sit down and eat.
A brush working over the sun — writing until sunset.
Words that sell — you can't help but read them.
An ear pressed against the gate — do you hear that?