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    This document provides examples of common questions using "how" and responses, as well as examples of statements using thinking verbs like "think" and "thought". It also includes links to YouTube videos about writing postcards and the weather. Questions include "How are you?", "How is your family?" and "How was your weekend?". Responses provide information about feelings, families, and weekends. Examples of thinking statements include "I think they are on the beach" and "John and Peter think it is a sunny day".

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    This document provides examples of common questions using "how" and responses, as well as examples of statements using thinking verbs like "think" and "thought". It also includes links to YouTube videos about writing postcards and the weather. Questions include "How are you?", "How is your family?" and "How was your weekend?". Responses provide information about feelings, families, and weekends. Examples of thinking statements include "I think they are on the beach" and "John and Peter think it is a sunny day".

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    Book 6-L1

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    HOW + BE

    Is-are / was –were


    * How are you?
    * How are you doing?
    * How is everything? - Everything is fine.
    * How is it going?

    * How is your family? - My family is__________


    * How is the situation there? - The situation is___________

    * How’s the weather? - It is___________ cold, sunny, hot

    * How was your weekend? _ My weekend WAS _______


    * How was your dad? _ My father was _____ SICK.

    HOW’S THE WEATHER


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yszaiqhK1Aw
    HOW TO WRITE A POSTCARD
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yszaiqhK1Aw

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMZoXCc0w5w

    (THAT) + NON CLAUSE


    THINK – THOUGHT

    I think (that) they are on the beach


    Maria thinks (that) they are playing volleyball
    John and Peter THINK (that) it is a sunny and very hot day.

    * WHAT do you think they are doing?


    - I think (that) they are playing volleyball

    * WHERE do you think they are playing?


    I think (that) they are playing on the beach

    WHEN – WHO

    * “They are playing volleyball” - MONSALVE SAID. (say –said)


    Monsalve THINKS (that) they are playing volleyball.

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