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's your gitriend a student? What de you do atthe weskend? How offen do you go out? Where did you go last Saturcay? Did you have a nice time? What did you do lastnight? \What TV series do you watch? When is your birthday? Where are you from? Where did you go on holiday ast year? 7. What kind of books do you read? 4. Students! own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION a 2R,38,42SKM,71 © 2A3U,47,50,6¥ 1B 1 VOCABULARY a 2blonde, 3 long, 4 bald bb 2 funny, 3 friendly 4 aay, 5 clever, 6 unkind, 7 stupid, 8 shy 9 quiet € 2bald, 3 extover, 4 beard, moustache, 5 like, & thi, overweight, 7 hard-working, 8 ke, talkative, 9 serious, 10 mean 2 GRAMMAR a 2Does, want, 3 dossn', rain, 4 watches, 5 Does, speak, 6 Do, work, 7 don't play Bloves b 2 You're never oo old to get married 53 Candice sees her boyiend every day. 4. Alice sometimes meets people on the internet. 5 i always fun to goon a date & hardly ever soo my vile those days 7 I never go out during the week © 2eamns, 3 study, 4 want, 5 lives, 6 share, 7 have, 8 doesn't come, 9 doesn't like, 10 prefer, 11 don't see, 12 geton 42 aWhare do you live? 1b Where does Anna ive? 3. 3 Who do you live with? ‘5 Who does Anna lve with? 4 aDoyou like going to partes? bb Does Anna lke going to parties? 5. 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