Fill in the correct question words, then match the questions to the answers. What are these exchanges in
your language? Identify the similarities/differences.
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is she?
... school does she
go to?
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a He's from Poland.
bl'm 16 years old.
c Three times a
week.
d Because he won
first prize.
e in 10 minutes.
She's my friend,
Rosa.
9 On foot.
h Bridgeway School.
is the Art lesson?
is he from?
is he happy?
old are you?
often does Mark
go to the gym?
does she go to
school?
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My parents usually met up with friends. So in the evening of Saturday and Sunday I sometimes stayed alone. Not to get vored, I went to friends and we played together computer or board games, watched film or cooked a pizza. There was nothing more enjoyable than to spent time with friends. On Sunday morning I usually helped my mum with the household chores. I also prepared my homework for the coming week and ironed my clothes. However, my favourite pastime at weekend is the game of football at the school playground if the weather is fine.

Larri: Oh  no  Teddy  hasn't  got  any  eyes!
Larri: əʊ  nəʊ  ˈtɛdi  ˈhæznt  gɒt  ˈɛni   aɪz!
 
Nanny: Yes, he has!
ˈnæni:  jɛs,  hiː  hæz! 

Nanny: He's  got  two big eyes.
ˈnæni:  hiːz   gɒt   tuː  bɪg  aɪz. 

Lulu: But look, Nanny! He hasn't got a nose!ˈluːluː: bʌt lʊk, ˈnæni! hiː ˈhæznt gɒt ə nəʊz! 

Nanny:  Yes,  he  has!  He's  got  a  small  black  nose.
ˈnæni:  jɛs, hiː hæz! hiːz gɒt ə smɔːl blæk nəʊz.
 
Larry:  Oh,  now  Teddy's  wonderful!
ˈlæri:   əʊ,   naʊ    ˈtɛdiz   ˈwʌndəfʊl! 

Lulu:  Now  Chuckles  is  very  happy.  Thank  you, Nanny!
ˈluːluː naʊ    ˈʧʌklz       ɪz ˈvɛri  ˈhæpi.    θæŋk   juː,   ˈnæni! 

Larry:  Thank  you, Nanny!
ˈlæri:   θæŋk   juː,    'næni!