diapositivas de guadalupe
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The document discusses various activities people are doing such as eating at a restaurant, playing soccer in the park, listening to music at a disco, drinking beer at a party, and whether someone is smoking or going by train. Yes or no responses are provided for the smoking and train questions.
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diapositivas de guadalupe
- 1. I am eating in the restaurante
- 2. I am playing soccer in thepark
- 3. We are listeningmusic in the disco
- 4. They are drinkingbeer in theparty
- 6. Are you smoking? Yes, i am No , i am not
- 7. Are yougoingbytrain? Yes, i am No, i am not