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The document describes the colors of various fruits - bananas are yellow, apples are red, and oranges are orange. It then asks questions about the location of objects and answers them, asks if someone likes certain foods and answers yes, and asks what someone and a group of people are doing now and answers crying and dancing respectively.
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- 1. What colour is the banana? It’s yellow. What colour is the apple? It’s red. What colour is the orange? It’s orange.
- 2. 1-Where is the cat? It’s under the table 2-Is the vase between the computer and the television? Yes,it is. 3-Is the jug near the glass or next to the glass? It is next to the glass.
- 4. He is angry.
- 5. The dog is the biggest. The bird is smaller than the cat and the dog. The dog is bigger than the cat and the bird.
- 6. Do you like banana? Yes, I like banana.
- 7. Do you like ice-cream or cake? I like ice-cream. I like cake.
- 8. What is she doing now? She is crying.
- 9. What are they doing at the moment? They are dancing at the moment.