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A. What about you? B. What is Sarah going to do? C. What about Sam and Peter? D. What is John going to do tomorrow? E. What are you going to do tomorrow? |
It's Saturday morning, Mike and Amy are talking about their and their friends' weekend plan.
Mike:
Amy: I'm going to visit my grandparents.
Mike: I'm going to see a film.
Amy:
Mike: He's going ice-skating.
Amy:
Mike: She's going to wash her clothes.
Amy: They're going for a picnic.
Traffic lights are the same in every country. There are always three lights: red, yellow and green. But the traffic rules are different.
In China, drivers drive on the right side of the road. In the USA, drivers drive on the right side, too. In England and Australia, drivers drive on the left side of the road. If you go by car, by bike or on foot. You must know the traffic-rules.
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This is a boy. His name is Mike. He is a college student. National Day is coming. He has no classes. He is going to take a trip with his classmates. They are going to the nature park. The nature park is far from school. They will take the train. They are going to the bookstore and buy some new books. In the evening, they will watch TV.
