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EXERCISE 28-ORAL
(BOOKS CLOSED): Ask and answer questions.
STUDENT A: Your book is open. Ask a classmate a question. Use "Are you . . . ?"
STUDENT B: Your book is closed. Answer Student A's question.
Example: hungry
STUDENT A: (Yoko), are you hungry?
STUDENT B: Yes, I am. OR: No, I'm not.
1. hungry
2. sleepy
3. thirsty
4. married
5. single
6. tired
7. homesick
8. lazy
9. cold
10. comfortable
1 1. a student
12. a teacher
13. a famous actor
14. in the middle of the room
Switch roles.
15. in the back of the room
16. in the front of the room
17. in class
18. inbed
19. at the library
20. at home
2 1. in (name of this city)
22. in (name of another city)
23. in Canada
24. in the United States
25. from the United States
26. from (name of country)
27. a student at (name of school)
EXERCISE 29-ORAL
(BOOKS CLOSED): Ask a classmate a question.
STUDENT A: Your book is open. Ask a classmate a question. Use "Are you. . . ?"
STUDENT B: Your book is closed. Answer Student A's question.
Example: a ball \ round
STUDENT A: ( . . . ), is a ball round?
STUDENT B: Yes, it is.
Example: a ball \ square
ST~ENT
A: ( . . . ), is a ball square?
STUDENT B: No, it isn't. OR: No, it's not.
1. a mouse \ big
2. sugar \ sweet
3. lemons \ sweet
4. ice cream and candy \ sour
5. the world \ flat
6. the world \ round
7, your desk \ comfortable
8. your shoes \ comfortable
9. your eyes \brown
10. the sun \ bright today
1 1. the weather \ cold today
Switch roles.
12. your pen \ heavy
13. apples \ expensive
14. diamonds \ cheap
15. English grammar \ easy
16. the floor in this room \ clean
17. butterflies \ beautiful
18. turtles \ intelligent
19. your dictionary \ under your desk
20. your books \ on your desk
21. your desk \ in the middle of the room
22. your pen \ in your pocket