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This document contains questions and answers about daily routines and activities. It asks about what people drink at breakfast, where family members go in the morning and evenings, when television is watched, what time someone sleeps, why milk is drunk, which school lessons are liked best, who likes a particular type of music, what kind of music is listened to, and how someone goes to school. Additional questions are asked about free time activities, what a mother does on weekends, where someone goes on weekends, when grandparents are visited, what time school starts, when the computer is used, favorite singers, who cooks at home, and where football is played. School subjects like art, math, science, music, PE, social sciences,
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- 7. When? Ne zaman? What time? Saat kaçta? • When do you watch tv? • I watch tv in the evenings • What time does your father sleep? • He sleeps at 11 o’clock
- 8. WHY?
- 9. Why? Neden? • Why do you drink milk? • Because I love milk
- 10. WHICH?
- 11. Which? Hangisi? • Which lesson do you like most? • I like Maths
- 12. WHO?
- 13. Who? Kim? • Who likes classical music? • Ezgi likes Classical music
- 14. WHAT KIND OF? NE ÇEŞİT?
- 15. • What kind of music do you listen to? • I listen to rock music
- 16. HOW?
- 17. How? Nasıl? • How do you go to school? • I go to school by bus • I go to school on foot
- 18. QUESTIONS • What do you play in your free time? • What does your mother do at the weekends? • Where do you go at the weekends? • When do you visit your grandparents? • What time does your school start? • When do you use your computer? • Which singers do you listen to? • Who cooks at your home? • Where do you play football? • Where does your father work?
- 28. ART
- 29. MATHS
- 30. Science
- 31. Music
- 33. Social Sciences
- 34. DRAMA LESSON
- 35. COMPUTER LESSON
- 36. TURKISH
- 38. RELIGION
- 39. • We have got English on Wednesday and Thursday • We haven’t got English on Monday