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What would you like to do this afternoon?

• We go to the cinema.

• Let's go to the cinema.

• I like going to the cinema.

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How's your grandmother?

• She is better, thank you.

• She is very nice and kind.

• She is a little old lady with a nice smile.

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What do you think of our new neighbours?

• I think they are quite nice.

• They live in Royal Street.

• I think I can't agree with you.

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How do you like my new dress?

• I can't believe it.

• They are too short.

• You look great in it.

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Oh no! I broke my new mobile phone!

• What a pity!

• How wonderful!

• Great!

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What's the matter?

• I'm interested in football.

• I have a really bad headache.

• No, I'm not.

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I'm terribly nervous because of the exam.

• I had an exam yesterday.

• Don't worry.

• I think I passed.

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CCSS.L.1.6

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How often do you play computer games?

• In my bedroom.

• Twice a week.

• For about two hours.

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Whose is this bag?

• It's my mum's.

• This is my mum.

• It's a bag.

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Can I use your mobile?

• Sounds great!

• Sure, no problem.

• Let's do that!

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