Discuss together whether the descriptions you heard were just physical descriptions of the objects. • Give reasons for your answer.

Decide in which of the following sentences you can use if instead of whether. 1) May I ask you whether you like classical music? 2) They were not certain of whether the task would be too hard for them.

Your physical education teacher asked you to write an essay discussing pros and cons of team sports. Write: - whether you and your friends play sports; what sports you play; - whether you like playing in a team or you prefer exercising on your own;

1. Do you get on well with your parents? 2. Do your parents trust you? 3. Do you sometimes talk back to them? 4. Are you often grounded? 5. What did you do the last time you were grounded? 6. Do you always obey your parents? 7.

Your mother and your father are your parents. your mothers is your fathers wife. your father is your mothers husband. your mothers father is your grandfather. so is your fathers motheris your grandmother. so is your mothers mother.

In groups describe your treasured possessions. • Include physical descriptions of the objects but make your description emotional and engaging.