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The grandmother discussed her past free time activities of playing with friends, her means of past transport via car and bus, communicating through letters in the past, learning one subject at school in the past, and receiving clothes and shoes as presents as a child.
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- 2. WHAT DID YOU DO IN YOUR FREE TIME? I PLAYED WITH MY FRIENDS
- 3. WHAT MEANS OF TRANSPORT DID YOU TRAVEL IN THE PAST? WE TRAVELLED WITH CARS AND BUSES
- 4. HOW DID YOU COMMUNICATE IN THE PAST? WE COMMUNICATED WITH LETTERS
- 5. WHAT DID YOU LEARN AT SCHOOL AND HOW? WE LEARNED 1 SUBJECTS IN THE PAST
- 6. WHAT KIND OF PRESENTS DID YOU GET WHEN YOU WERE A CHILD? THEY BOUGHT CLOTHES AND SHOES FOR US