Examen Young Learners

What´s Tom doing?

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Most letters { in/about/after} the alphabet come from pictures {than/because/or}  people drew first, and then they learnt to write. The letter ‘A’, for example, comes from the picture of a kind of farm animal which is called a cow. Look carefully and you can {see/saw/seeing}  two of its legs and its face in the letter ‘A’. When people started {at/by/to} write, they made words from these letters, and wrote {her/mine/their} stories on leaves and on walls. But now, we all write {with/off/for} pens and pencils in books. Some of us can write on computers too!

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EXAMPLE

  Teacher Are you ready for your holiday in London, Sally?

  Sally No, I’ve still got a lot to do before I go! (example)

QUESTIONS

  Teacher How are you feeling about it?

   Sally

  Teacher Have you been in London before?

   Sally 

  Teacher Where are you going to stay?

   Sally 

  Teacher Are you going to take your camera?

   Sally 

  Teacher Have a lovely time

   Sally 

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Listen and write in order the days (Example: Monday Tuesday Wednesday…*)

* without  commas