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    This document introduces a friend from Vietnam and describes some basic facts about them, including their name, where they are from, and details about what they had for breakfast and dinner. It also contains some common English phrases for talking about friends and includes examples of using verbs like "to be" and "to have" in both the affirmative and negative form.

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    This document introduces a friend from Vietnam and describes some basic facts about them, including their name, where they are from, and details about what they had for breakfast and dinner. It also contains some common English phrases for talking about friends and includes examples of using verbs like "to be" and "to have" in both the affirmative and negative form.

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    G4 Workbook

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    This document introduces a friend from Vietnam and describes some basic facts about them, including their name, where they are from, and details about what they had for breakfast and dinner. It also contains some common English phrases for talking about friends and includes examples of using verbs like "to be" and "to have" in both the affirmative and negative form.

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    This is my friend.
    He is/ She is + (name).
    He is/ She is from + (country)

    are you
    It’s
    He’s
    meet you
    I’m
    Viet Nam
    are
    was
    was not = wasn’t
    was were not = were not
    was
    weren’t
    wasn’t
    wasn’t was

    He had breakfast in the kitchen.


    He had
    He didn’t have
    He had
    He didn’t have He had dinner with his friends

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