“On weekdays I feed the cat. My brother washes the dishes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We both clean the room on Sundays.” Which task is shared?
Read the sentence.
"Could you give me a hand with these bags? They are really heavy."
What does "give me a hand" mean in the sentence?
"Could you give me a hand with these bags? They are really heavy."
What does "give me a hand" mean in the sentence?
Read the text.
"On Saturdays we clean the house together. My father vacuums the carpets, my mother cleans the windows and I dust the shelves. We finish everything in two hours and then we watch a film."
Why do they finish quickly?
"On Saturdays we clean the house together. My father vacuums the carpets, my mother cleans the windows and I dust the shelves. We finish everything in two hours and then we watch a film."
Why do they finish quickly?
Read the text.
"Ali forgot to feed his cat yesterday. His sister fed it instead. Ali felt sorry and promised to set an alarm on his phone for the feeding time."
What will Ali probably do from now on?
"Ali forgot to feed his cat yesterday. His sister fed it instead. Ali felt sorry and promised to set an alarm on his phone for the feeding time."
What will Ali probably do from now on?
Read the chore chart of two children.
| Day | Emir | Ela |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | takes out the rubbish | waters the plants |
| Wednesday | walks the dog | sets the table |
| Friday | cleans his room | helps with the shopping |
According to the chart, what does Ela do on Wednesdays?
| Day | Emir | Ela |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | takes out the rubbish | waters the plants |
| Wednesday | walks the dog | sets the table |
| Friday | cleans his room | helps with the shopping |
According to the chart, what does Ela do on Wednesdays?
Read the text.
"Since my sister started university, I do more chores at home. At first I was angry, but now I am proud because my parents rest more."
What can we say about the writer?
"Since my sister started university, I do more chores at home. At first I was angry, but now I am proud because my parents rest more."
What can we say about the writer?
Read the dialogue.
Mother: Could you hang out the washing, please?
Berk: I am doing my homework now. Can I do it in half an hour?
Mother: All right, but do not forget.
What does Berk mean?
Mother: Could you hang out the washing, please?
Berk: I am doing my homework now. Can I do it in half an hour?
Mother: All right, but do not forget.
What does Berk mean?
Nina waters the plants on Monday and Thursday. Her brother sets the table every evening, while their parents cook on weekdays. Which person has the same named chore scheduled on exactly two weekdays?
Read the dialogue.
Mother: The plants look dry.
Ceyda: ----
Mother: Thank you, that's very kind.
Which sentence completes the dialogue?
Mother: The plants look dry.
Ceyda: ----
Mother: Thank you, that's very kind.
Which sentence completes the dialogue?
“I water plants on Mondays. My sister feeds the dog every morning. We take turns setting the table.” Which duty is shared?