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Students in an EAL class wrote questions and answers, practiced asking and answering them with partners, and recorded their conversations. The questions and answers covered topics like what the students wanted, where they went, what they were doing, and who their friends were.
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Summative assessment q&a
- 2. What do you want? I want a kitten. Written by Nurul
- 3. What are you doing? I am swimming. Written by Chan-Hee
- 4. Where did you go last week? I went to Nong Khai last week. Written by Ketsana
- 5. I want a ball. What do you want? Written by Leaf
- 6. What do you want? I want a car. Written by Seungwon
- 7. Where did you sleep last week? I slept in my room. Written by Aiden
- 8. What did you make yesterday? I made a Lego city. Written by Aiden
- 9. Written by Leaf What are you doing? I am walking.
- 10. What did you keep in your pencil case? I kept my pencil in my pencil case. Written by Hanh
- 11. Written by Nizam Why are you happy? I am happy because I can fly!
- 12. Written by Chan-Hee What do you want? I want a dog.
- 13. Who is your friend? My friend is Angela and Phettida. Written by Ketsana
- 14. Written by Ichiro Why are you crying? I am crying because everyone laugh to me.
- 15. What do you want? I want a machine. Written by Adam
- 16. Who did you swim with yesterday? I swam with my friend. Written by Tomy
- 17. What do you need? I need an apple. Written by Tomy
- 18. Are you a tree? No, I am not a tree! Written by Mao
- 19. Where are you? I am at school. Written by Nizam
- 20. What do you want? I want an iPhone 4. Written by Phettida
- 21. Why are you hopping? I am hopping because I am happy! Written by Mao
- 22. The End