Remember last year's English
Last year you learned useful questions. We ask: How are you? and answer: I’m fine, thank you. We ask about a place: Where’s the station? and answer: It’s next to the school. We ask about things: Are there any apples? and answer: Yes, there are. or No, there aren’t. There are some oranges. We ask: What are these? and answer: These are my pencils. Read the table, then ask a friend.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| How are you? | I’m fine, thank you. |
| Where’s the station? | It’s next to the school. |
| Are there any apples? | No, there aren’t. There are some oranges. |
| What are these? | These are my pencils. |
Hello, Hassan! How are you?
I’m fine, thank you. Where’s the supermarket?
It’s next to the bakery.
Are there any apples there?
Yes, there are. There are some red apples.
Karim lives in an apartment in Cairo. There is a station near his home. It is next to a big supermarket. In the supermarket there are some oranges, but there aren’t any bananas today. Karim says, These are my shopping bags.
Question ping-pong. Write four questions on cards: How are you? Where’s the station? Are there any apples? What are these? The child picks a card and asks the grown-up, and the grown-up answers. Then change places: the grown-up asks and the child answers.
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