The shared player-box message · your own wordsYear 3 English · T1 W9–10 · Responses / D later

This complete new fictional editing source gives its intended meanings. Three players share one paper-card box. Its draft label reads ‘the players box’. The intended meaning is a box belonging to those several players. A second draft says ‘We do not want the cards mixed’; the writer wants the shorter contraction of ‘do not’. Another draft says ‘Come here to hear the tune’: here gives a place and hear concerns listening in usual Australian English. A final present-tense note says ‘The players likes the quiet star wave’; its subject is those several players. No recording, hearing test, real event or personal information is required. Teachers may supply unfamiliar print words, with that help recorded. The source concerns regular plural possession and the stated present meanings, not every irregular plural spelling pattern.