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Part 4 starters
- 3. How are you?
- 5. What’s the weather like today? “Today, It is_______”
- 6. What’s your father’s name? “My father’s name is________________”
- 7. What’s your mother’s name? “My mother’s name is________________”
- 8. How many brothers and sisters have you got? “I've got _______ brothers and ___________ sisters”
- 9. How many people are there in your family? “There are ______people in my family, but I live with my_________ and_____________.”
- 10. Who's the youngest in your family? “The youngest in my family is_____________”
- 11. Who's the oldest in your family? “The youngest in my family is_____________”
- 12. Do you visit your aunts and uncles? “Yes, I do / No, I don’t”
- 13. Where do you live? “I live in a ___________”
- 14. Do you live in a house or in a flat? “I live in a ___________”
- 15. How many rooms are there in your house? “There are ______ rooms in my house”
- 16. What’s your favourite room? “My favourite room is my __________”
- 17. What’s your favourite animal? “My favourite animal is __________”
- 18. What's your favorite subject? “My favourite subject is_____________”
- 19. How many lessons do you have in a day? “I have ______ lessons a day”
- 20. Who do you play with at school? “I play with __________ and ___________”
- 21. Who do you sit next to in class? “I sit next to __________ and ___________”
- 22. What games do you play at school? “I play___________ and___________”
- 23. Where do you go after school? “I go to_________________”
- 24. What’s the name of your best friend? “My best friend's name is _____________”
- 25. What’s your favourite food? “My favourite food is____________”
- 26. What do you have for breakfast? “I have_________ and _________ for breakfast”
- 27. What do you have for lunch? “I have_________ and _________ for lunch”
- 28. What do you have for dinner? “I have_________ and _________ for dinner”
- 29. What are your hobbies? “I like ___________ and___________”
- 30. What’s your favourite book? “My favourite book is___________”
- 31. What was your favourite toy when you were little? “My favourite toy was my___________”
- 32. What do you like doing at the weekend? “I like ___________ and __________”
- 33. What did you do yesterday? “Yesterday, I ___________ and __________”
- 34. What did you do last Sunday? “Last Sunday, I ___________ and __________”
- 35. What did you do last Saturday morning? “Last Saturday morning, I ___________ and __________”
- 36. Where do you like going with your family? “I like going to ________with my family”
- 37. Where did you go on your last holiday? “I went to_______________ with my family”