The document describes what various people did over the past weekend, including watching a movie, working, buying clothes, playing guitar, visiting friends, eating pizza, studying for a test, sleeping, and drinking Coca Cola. It then lists some statements about those people's weekends to play a game of determining whether the statements are true or false.

1. HOW WAS YOUR WEEKEND?

2. I usually watch TV on weekends, but
last weekend I watched a very nice
movie.
What did you do?

3. What about Paul? What did he do last weekend?
He WORKED a lot!

4. What about Ann? What did she do last weekend?
She BOUGHT some clothes.

5. What about Peter? What did he do last weekend?
He PLAYED the guitar.

6. What about George and Heather? What did they do
last weekend?
They VISITED friends.

7. What about Obama? What did he do last weekend?
He ATE pizza.

8. What about Jessica? What did she do last
weekend?
She STUDIED for the test.

9. What about the babies? What did they do last
weekend?
They SLEPT.

10. What about Susan? What did she do last weekend?
She DRANK Coca Cola.

11. LET’S PLAY A GAME!
1. Jessica didn’t play the guitar last weekend.

12. 2. Paul worked last weekend.

13. 3. Obama didn’t eat pizza last weekend.

14. 4. The babies drank Coca Cola.

15. 5. Ann bought some clothes.

16. 6. Susan didn’t watch a film.

17. 7. Peter played the piano.

18. 8. George and Heather visited friends.