Correct sentence: Show who collects letters from mailboxes and brings them to the right house.
Why this is correct: The word "who" here means one person (like a mail carrier), so the verb needs an "s" at the end: "brings" (he/she brings), not "bring".
Who does this?
- Mail carrier (also called a postman or postal worker) collects and delivers letters.
- They pick up outgoing letters from mailboxes and take them to the post office.
- They also bring incoming letters to the right house by reading the address on each envelope.
How they do it - easy steps
- The mail carrier visits the mailbox and takes out outgoing letters.
- They bring those letters to the post office to be sorted.
- At the post office, workers sort letters by address and neighborhood.
- The mail carrier takes the letters for their route in a bag or truck.
- They go to each house and deliver the letters to the right mailbox or door using the address on the envelope.
Fun activity to try
- Role-play: You be the mail carrier. Write an address on a paper, put it in a little envelope, and deliver it to a family member or a toy house.
- Draw a picture of a mail carrier and a mailbox. Label the house and the address.
If you want, I can make a short worksheet or a drawing you can print for the role-play.