Say what is happening now, and tell someone about your weekend in simple past sentences.
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Look! She ___ a red coat.
'What are you doing?' — 'I ___ lunch.'
Last Saturday I ___ at home.
We ___ a film yesterday.
My parents ___ very happy on Sunday.
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Read the conversation aloud with a partner (or read both parts yourself).
Nina:Hi Luis! Where are you? It's very noisy.
Luis:I'm walking to the office. It's raining and I'm looking for a taxi.
Nina:Oh no. How was your weekend?
Luis:It was great. On Saturday I played football with my cousins.
Nina:And on Sunday?
Luis:We travelled to the beach. The weather was perfect. What about you?
Nina:My weekend was quiet. I watched two films and I cooked a big lunch for my family.
Luis:That sounds nice. OK, my taxi is here — talk later!
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Speak for about 60 seconds. Use each of these at least once:
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