Answer the questions with your own information.

1. What's your first name?

2. Do you have a full-time job?
3. Does your best friend live nearby?
4. What do you do on weekends?
5. What does your neighbor do for a living?
6. Do you live alone?

Check that:
• you write more than yes or no
• the verbs match the subjects, for example, "No, I don't. I don’t live alone."; "No,
she doesn't. She lives very far from here."
• you use a variety of words and expressions about home and family, school and
work, and free time and friends

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the sample answer(s).

What's your first name?

My first name? Christopher, but my friends call me Chris.
Do you have a full-time job?
Yes, I do. I'm a server in a fish restaurant.
or
No, I don't. I don't have a job. I'm a full-time student.
Does your best friend live nearby?
Yes, he does. He lives two blocks away from me.
or
No, she doesn't. She lives very far from here in _________ .
What do you do on weekends?
Let me think. In the summer, I often go to the beach. In the
winter, I go shopping at the mall. In the evenings, I often go to
the movies.
What does your neighbor do for a living?
My neighbor is a writer. He writes blogs and sports reports for a
news website.
Do you live alone?
 Yes, I do. I love it. But my apartment's not far from my parents'
house.
or
No, I don't. I live with my parents, my brother, and my
grandmother.

1. I always eat chocolate after dinner.

2. I'm not a baseball fan.
3. I can't drive.
4. I don't have a pet.
5. I'm allergic to bananas.
6. I can cook Italian food.

Check that:
• you use too to agree to affirmative statements
• you use either / neither to agree to negative statements
• you use be, do, and can correctly before too, either, and neither
• you give more information, for example, "I can cook Italian food." "I can too. I love
to make lasagna."

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the sample answer(s).