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Work with a partner. Use the words from the box to complete the diagram below.last night - last Saturday - last Sunday - last weekend - this morning - today - yesterday - yesterday morning
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Write the words from the box next to the verbs in the table. Some words can go with more than one verb.around the world - born - children - Italian - married - to schoolbe born - children - marriedget go - around the worldhave speak travel - to school
Think of one more word or phrase that can go with each verb in the previous activity . Write them next to the verbs they can go with.
Look at the stamps . Discuss what you know about the people in the pictures.Example A: Who’s this? B: I’m not sure. A Queen of England, I think.Read the information in the tables about the people in the pictures, then complete the activities below.a Write ‘Freddie’ or ‘Victoria’ to complete the statements.1 Victoria was the Queen of England.2 was a rock star.3 was born in London, in the United Kingdom.4 spoke German, English, French and Hindustani.5 didn’t get married.6 travelled all over the world.
b Write one word or number from the tables to answer each question below.1 What year was Freddie born? 2 What was Freddie’s first language? 3 How many daughters did Victoria have? 4 When did Victoria die?
Select Yes or No to answer each question below.1 Was Victoria a rock star?
2 Did Freddie go to school in India?
3 Did Victoria like painting?
4 Did Freddie have children?
Use the prompts in parentheses to complete the dialogue below. Use the auxiliary verb did where necessary.A - What did you do (you/do) last night?B - I (work) late.A - What time (you/finish)?B - About nine o’clock.A - (you/go) for a drink?B - No, I (be ) tired, so I (go) home.A - (you/cook) dinner?B - No, I just (get) a takeaway and (watch) TV
Listen. How do we say the underlined parts of the sentences below? https://thespeakingcats.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/24-1.mp3
Read the questions below and make a note of your answers.Write three more questions.1. What did you have for breakfast yesterday morning?2. Did you go for a drink last weekend?3. Who did you see last Saturday?4. Did you have a lie-in last Sunday?5. _______________?6. _______________?7. _______________?Answer the questions.Example A: What did you have for breakfast yesterday morning? B: I didn’t have breakfast. A: Why not? B: I was late for work!
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