General, Elementary, Module 5, Lesson 16
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The document contains 10 lines asking questions about daily activities from yesterday such as watching TV, cleaning a room, and brushing teeth. It also asks where someone lived as a child and what they liked or disliked about school. Each line contains a question, follow up question, and the simple past tense form of the verb in the question.
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