⑴I like Chinese. What about you? A. It's sweet.
⑵How does the juice taste? B. No, They are Jill's.
⑶Are they your pens ? C. Great.
⑷What can you see in the sky at noon? D. I like English.
⑸Let's tell Tom about the football club. E. The sun.
⑴What subjects do you like? A. I can play the violin.
⑵How does it feel? B. I like Chinese.
⑶What can you play? C. It's soft.
⑷Whose guitar is it? D. It's Joe's guitar.
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A. It's nine o'clock. B. Yes, it is. C. Yes, she does. D. It's sunny and warm. E. I go to bed at half past nine. |
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A. I can play the guitar. B. He likes playing volleyball. C. We have Maths and English. D. I like Art and PE. E. No, she doesn't. |
A. We have Science, PE and Art in the afternoon. B. What lessons do we have today? C. What subjects do you like? D. How about you, Rose? |
Anna:
Jack: We have Chinese, Maths, English and Music in the morning.
Rose:
Anna: I like English and Science.
Jack: I like Art and PE.
Rose: I like all the subjects.
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A. At seven. B. I often run to school. C. Yes, I can. D. Do you brush your teeth at 7:00? E. What time do you get up? |
A: Hello, Bobby.
B: I get up at 6:30.
A:
B: No, at 6:40.
A: What time do you have breakfast?
B: I go to school at 7:10.
A: Me, too. Let's go to school together.
B: Can you run, too?
A:
B: OK! Let's go.
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A. No, it's Sam's. There is a name. B. How are you? C. No. D. Me, too. E. Let's go to the bookshop, OK? |
A: Hello, Bobby.
B: Fine, thanks. Do we have lessons today?
A:
It's Sunday today.
B: Good!
A: OK! I like reading books.
B:
A: Look! Whose bag is it?
B: Let me see. Is it Pat's bag?
A:
B: Right.
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A. Giraffes. B. How about you? C. Me, too. D. The weather is not hot and not cold. E. We are going to the zoo today. |
Jim: Hello, Jill.
Jill: Yes, that's great.
Jim:
Jill: It is sunny, too.
Jim: I like animals a lot.
Jill:
Jim: What animal do you like best?
Jill: I like monkeys. They are cute.
Jim: They are tall and beautiful.
Jill: You are right. OK! See you later.
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A. I'd love to. B. Yes, I have read it three times. C. I'm fine, thanks. D. Me, too. E. I like reading books. |
Peter: How are you today, David?
David: How about you?
Peter: Me, too. What do you like doing?
David:
Peter: What book? Do you like reading story books?
David: Yes, I like it very much.
Peter: Do you like reading the ugly duckling?
David: It is interesting. I want to read it, too. I go to the book shop on Sunday afternoon with my friends. Can you go there with me this Sunday?
Peter:
David: OK! See you later!
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A. Do you have any seeds? B. Does the plant have many leaves? C. Why? D. Do you have a garden in your home? E. Does the plant have many flowers? |
A:
B: Yes, I have a small garden.
A:
B: Yes, I have many seeds and plants.
A:
B: Yes, they are small and green.
A:
B: No, it only has small leaves. It doesn't have flowers.
A:
B: Because I like the plant has many leaves, not many flowers.
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A. I like playing chess. B. We can play it together. C. I like running. D. What time do you go to school? E. What time do you brush your teeth? |
A: Hello, Bob.
B: At five past seven.
A:
B: At half past seven.
A: Do you walk to school?
B: No, I run to school every day.
A: Do you like playing football!?
B: No, I often do it after school.
A: I like play chess, too.
B: OK!
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A. Welcome to Dalian! B. Oh, let's talk on the computer. C. I'm in Beijing. D. How's the weather in Beijing? E. How are you? |
A: Hello, Bob.
B: Fine, thanks. Where are you, Joe?
A:
B:
A: OK! That's a good idea.
B:
A: It is cloudy and windy.
B: I'm in Dalian. It is a good place.
A: Yes, I want to go there next year.
B: OK!
A. It's wonderful. B. How are you? C. Nice to see you! D. Yes, I like it very much. E. OK. |
A: Hello, Bobby.
B: Nice to see you, too.
A:
B: Fine, thanks.
A: Do you like playing football?
B:
A: Would you like to join us?
B: Look! Who is he?
A: He's Peter.
B: He is good at playing football.
A: Can he play football very much?
B: Yes.
