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TEACHER LOURDES´ CHALLENGES!

Good morning everyone!

 I made this video especially for you so I hope you don´t laugh at me because I´m wearing my pyjamas and my robe. :))) 

 As you can see there are some challenges for you!  

 Watch it and try to answer my questions, please!

 Good luck!
Here we goooo...!!!

 1. Where am I ?
2. What do I always have for breakfast?
3. Which cutlery can you see in the video? A spoon, a knife, a fork and a __________
4. How do you say "colador" and "cazo" in English?
5. What time do we lean out the window during the lockdown? Why?
6. Why do you have to be brave?
7. Complete: see you soon __________ !!! / see you in a while _________!!!
8. Did you like my video? Why?

 Thanks for watching it! 

 KEY WORDS:  to laugh, pyjamas, robe, challenge, to try, cutlery, lockdown.





Comments

  1. José Paulo12 May 2020 at 08:53

    1. You're in the kitchen.
    2. You always have orange juice for breakfast.
    3. A teaspoon, I guess.
    4. Colander and ladle.
    5. We clap hands at the windows at 8pm because the people working at the hospitals, the buses, the supermarkets, the drugstores during the lockdown are risking their lives to save ours.
    6. Because we save other people when we stay home.
    7. See you soon baboon!!! / See you in a while crocodile!!!
    8. Yes. I liked the video because it was funny.

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