Cate for Me 2
A DAY IN THE PARK!
1. Complete the text with the correct form of the verb in brackets. Use the present
simple et present continuous
Hello I'm Lisa and I am 10 years
old. Today it -(be) sunny in
my town. My parents
(buy) some food for lunch in the
supermarket and I
(play) of the park near my house. Every
Sunday, 1
here with my
friends
In the park there are a lot of
people. I
(weer)
purple skirt with a pink T-shirt 1
(eat) a sweet. Tom
and David
(have) fun
the
swings
David always
(weer) glasses Rachel
(skip) She
(wear) purple
dress with a white T-shirt. Jenny and Mike
(chat) on a bench. Tim
and Kevin
(play) football Tom
Chave got) red hair like me
Michael is playing with a yo-yo. And Luis, Imran and Jenny
(play) on the
slide Luis
(wear) blue shorts with a white and yellow T-shirt and
Thore got) blond hair. 10
(be) 12 pm and 1
(go) home to have lunch
On
KH
2. Mesteach character. Write their names in the picture

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