I know Peter (him).

Ben, Tom and I did it (we).

I don’t need a pen (it).

Come with me and Sue (us).

Helen is my best friend (she).

I love my dogs (them).

Have you seen Sue (her)?

I want it. Give it to … (me).

The dogs are barking (they).

Sean is working hard (he).

… not afraid of dogs (I).

It’s for … guys (you).

An emergency

A hospital

What’s your new teacher like?

How old is your brother?

Do you work in the city centre?

Do you eat much fresh food?

When do you have lunch?

What do you do at the weekend?

Clara lives in Bangkok with her husband and her two daughters. She works three days a week for an
international television company. On a normal working day, they all get up at about 7 o’clock. The girls have
toast and orange juice for breakfast. Clara doesn’t eat breakfast, she usually just has a cup of coffee. They
don’t live very near to the girls’ school, so Clara takes them to school by car, before she goes to work.

What’s your father’s name?

We usually see our grandparents about once a month.

Rocco works in his uncle’s restaurant.

I often meet up with my sister and her children.

We always spend Christmas with my daughter and son-in-law and their two boys.

Where’s your company’s main office?

What’s your brother’s name? (a brother) / What are your brothers’ names? (Hermanos)
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7:30 - half past seven

8:15 – a quarter past eight.

After work, I go to the gym, I get home at about 6:30 and I usually have dinner at about 7. In the
evening, I meet up with friends. We often go to a restaurant or sometimes in the summer we play
football in the park.

After school, I usually watch TV and sometimes I talk to my friends on the phone. Then I go to the
bed at about 10:30.