—He is a scientist.
—By bike.
—She _____ the street every morning.
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A. What does he teach? B. What does she do? C. What does your father do? D. What about you? E. Is your mother a teacher, too? |
A:
B: He is a writer. He likes writing stories.
A: How about your mother?
B: She's a police officer. I know your father is a teacher.
A: He likes playing sports. He teach PE.
B:
A: No, she is a factory worker. Then what do you want to be?
B: I want to be a teacher.
A: I want to be a writer.
It's a sunny afternoon. We don't go to school. We are having a picnic in the park. Some of my classmates are singing and dancing near a lake. They are happy. Lily is reading a sad story under a tree. She is sad. Amy hurts her arm. She should see a doctor. Miss White is worried. But Amy says she is OK. Jim is playing football in front of a tree. The ball hits Lily. Lily is angry with him. John asks Lily to take a deep breath and count to ten. Then she won't be so angry.
