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SopaThe document is a lesson that introduces students to different animals by having them identify animals from pictures and stating how many of each animal the speaker has as pets. It asks "What's this/that?" to identify a tiger, elephant, giraffe, fox, horse, lion, eagle, fish, and rabbit. It then asks about groups of dogs, crabs, bears, frogs, monkeys, and penguins. Finally, it asks how many of various animals including rabbits, eagles, dolphins, sharks, mice, octopuses, snakes, lions, turtles, and seals the speaker has.
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- 1. Animals B y Mrs.Sopha Phosri Wat Kheinkhet School
- 2. What’s this? It’s a tiger.
- 3. What’s that? It’s an elephant.
- 4. What’s this? It’s a giraffe.
- 5. What’s this? It’s a fox.
- 6. What’s that? It’s a horse.
- 7. What’s this? It’s a lion.
- 8. What’s that? It’s an eagle.
- 9. What’s this? It’s a fish.
- 10. What’s that? It’s a rabbit.
- 11. What’s this? It’s a swan.
- 12. What’s that? It’s a turtle.
- 13. What’re these? They’re dogs.
- 14. What’re these? They’re crabs.
- 15. What’re these? They’re bears.
- 16. What’re these? They’re frogs.
- 17. What’re those? They’re monkeys.
- 18. What’re those? They’re penguins.
- 19. What’re those? They’re pigs.
- 20. What’re those? They’re sheep.
- 21. How many rabbits do you have? I have four rabbits.
- 22. How many eagles do you have? I have three eagles.
- 23. How many dolphins do you have? I have five dolphins.
- 24. How many sharks do you have? I have two sharks.
- 25. How many mousses you have? I have one mouse.
- 26. How many octopuses you have? I have six octopuses.
- 27. How many snakes you have? I have seven snakes.
- 28. How many lions you have? I have eight lions.
- 29. How many turtles you have? I have nine turtles.
- 30. How many seals you have? I have ten seals.