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    The document describes a list of chores that Mr. and Mrs. Collins left for their three children, Roger, Sandra, and Paul, to complete during the three days that their parents would be away. It instructs the reader to write down three sentences each about: 1) individual tasks for each child per day, 2) tasks the children must do together each day, and 3) questions asking about each child's tasks for each day. It concludes by asking the reader to write down their own chores and share with a partner.

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    The document describes a list of chores that Mr. and Mrs. Collins left for their three children, Roger, Sandra, and Paul, to complete during the three days that their parents would be away. It instructs the reader to write down three sentences each about: 1) individual tasks for each child per day, 2) tasks the children must do together each day, and 3) questions asking about each child's tasks for each day. It concludes by asking the reader to write down their own chores and share with a partner.

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    Yesterday Today Tomorrow Roger Sandra Paul

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    The document describes a list of chores that Mr. and Mrs. Collins left for their three children, Roger, Sandra, and Paul, to complete during the three days that their parents would be away. It instructs the reader to write down three sentences each about: 1) individual tasks for each child per day, 2) tasks the children must do together each day, and 3) questions asking about each child's tasks for each day. It concludes by asking the reader to write down their own chores and share with a partner.

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    What do Roger, Sandra and Paul have to do?

    Mr and Mrs Collins have three children, Roger, Sandra and Paul. The parents are not at home for three days. Before they left they gave their children a list of jobs. Lets see what these jobs are:

    yesterday Roger Sandra Paul

    today

    tomorrow

    Exercise: 1. Write down three sentences and say what Sandra/ Paul/ or Roger have to do/ had to do/ will have to do. (1 sentence per day)

    e.g. Roger had to clean up the living room yesterday. Sandra


    2. Write three sentences and say which activities Sandra/ Paul and Roger have to do together. (1 sentence per day)

    e.g. Yesterday Roger and Sandra had to take the dog outside. Today Paul and Sandra
    3. Form three questions asking what Sandra/ Paul and/or Roger have to do/ had to do/ will have to do. (1 sentence per day). Write them down. Then ask your neighbour the questions.

    e.g. Does Sandra have to take the dog out today? Answer: No she doesnt have to take the dog out today. Roger and Paul have to take the dog out. She had to take the dog out yesterday.
    Task: Your turn now: Write down what you have to do at home and tell your partner.

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