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This document contains questions about a student's personal information, daily routine, likes/dislikes, family, school, and hobbies. It asks the student to describe themselves, their schedule, subjects in school, friends, home life, activities after school and on weekends. The purpose is to learn basic details about the student's life and experiences.
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- 5. Are you a student? How many students are in your class? Do you go to school in Carabanchel? How do you come to school?
- 6. Tell me about your school.
- 8. Today what was your first subject? Is it hard?
- 9. How much homework do you usually have?
- 10. Who is your favourite teacher? My favourite teacher is....... What subject does he teach? He/She teaches.............. What does he look like? He’s/ She’s got..... He’s/ She’s ...... Is he a good teacher? Yes, he/she is. No, she/he isn’t.
- 11. How old are you? I’m ...... When is your birthday? My birthday is .....
- 12. Tell me about your family. Have you got any brothers and sisters? What’s your sister’s/brother’s name? Tell me about him/her.
- 13. Have you got any pets? Tell me about them.
- 14. What does your father do? What does your mother do?
- 15. What does your mother/father do in her free time?
- 16. Have you got a lot of friends? Who is your best friend? Tell me about him/her. What do you like doing with your friends?
- 17. Do you have any hobbies? What do you like doing in your free time? What sports do you like?
- 18. Can you play a musical instrument/swim/dance/drive a car…? Yes, I can..... No, I can’t.
- 19. How often do you read a book/watch television/play football…? Every day/ once a week / sometimes. What do you usually do at the weekend? I usually .....
- 20. Tell me about a typical day. What time do you get up/go to school/eat lunch…? What do you normally have for breakfast? What do you usually do after school? What do you normally do in the evenings?
- 22. Do you watch television in the evenings? What kind of programs do you like?
- 23. Do you like pizza/doing homework/swimming/running/ maths…? Yes, I do. No, I doN’t. What is your favourite colour/sport/food/animal…?
- 24. Where’s your classroom? It’s on the second floor.
- 25. Where is the button? And now? And now?
- 26. What time is it? And now? And now? And now?
- 27. What day is today? And the month? What is the date today/yesterday/tomorrow?
- 28. What is the season? Is it raining now? What’s the weather like today? And yesterday?
- 29. What am I wearing? Describe what you are wearing. Picture: What is he/she wearing?
- 30. Tell me about this picture.
- 31. Where are they?