SPEAKING - 12

SPEAKING
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Find the differences
Daisy and Lucy both have some new shoes. I don’t know anything about Daisy’s
shoes, but you do. So I’m going to ask you some questions
 Daisy’s new shoes
1. Were Daisy’s shoes cheap or expensive?
2. What colour are Daisy’s shoes?
3. When did she buy them?
4. Do her friends like her shoes?
5. Where are her shoes now?
 Lucy’s new shoes
1. Were Lucy’s shoes cheap or expensive?
2. What colour are Lucy’s shoes?
3. When did she buy them?
4. Do her friends like her shoes?
5. Where are her shoes now?
 These pictures tell a story. It’s called ‘Vicky and Michael and the clowns’. Just look at the picture
first. Vicky and Michael want to go to the circus. Their dad is saying, ‘First, put all the oranges in the
boxes. Then we can go to the circus’. Now you tell the story
ANSWER THE
QUESTIONS
1. How do the children feel now?
2. Who can Vicky see?
3. What are the clowns doing?
4. Are the boxes full of oranges?
5. What are the children saying to
the clowns?
6. Where are the family now?
7. Who are the children watching?
Suggested answer
There are still lots of oranges on the tree. The
children are tired. Vicky can see some clowns.
The clowns are helping the children.
Now there are lots of oranges in the boxes. The
boxes are full of oranges now. Vicky and
Michael are saying, ‘Goodbye and thank you’,
to the clowns.
Vicky, Michael and their dad are at the circus.
They’re watching the clowns.
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