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: It's very nice. I'll take it.

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I had the most unforgettable birthday yesterday. At the begi nn ing, it

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places and time. They include who, whom, that, which, where and when. was fine. Later, things sta rted to go wron g. My sister Daisy cut himself
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when she was preparing the salad. Mum and Grandma hurt yourselves
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when they were baking my birthday cake. The oven went wrong and
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herself, l tself anci themselves. my birthday at all. I think the only one who enjoyed it,tfKelf. was Bob, ►

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our dog. He played with some dogs outside our house and found a big
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December is the month (1. where /
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itself). Look for the company's
frequent crime in Hong Kong. name or logo on their uniform,
31st Decemb.er 31st December (50 Why? It is because many people (5. whom / which) tells their
Caller's Name: Caller's Name: identity. You can also ask for their
go on h olidays during .
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work pass. For those c<.tllers (6.
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lu n ch in a fam ou s seafood restaurant. After lttn ch , yo1.t cun take a look
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notes the events at Ocean Theatre. Listen to the recording and help her complete

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can meet the villagers and discove r this old fishing villoge (8) -
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Ocean Theatre. Re.ad the survey results below. Underline the top three events that 4i1cstions about the visit to Ocean Theatre. Use the information in 'Listen to it!'
most of the students want to see and circle the event tl1at most of the stiidents are and 'Read it now!'. Help Maggie's classma te answer 1'-1aggie's questions. ....

not interested in: Then fill in the blanks with the i11forn1ation from 'Listen to it!' or What day and time will we leave the school
the appropriate prepositions. for Ocean Theatre?

Survey Results on Form Two Students' Interest in Visiting Ocean Theatre

We will leave the school o n ( 1) _.µ.~+
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We have interviewed 200 Form Two students about their interest in ' . ~I
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visiting Ocean ~ _, How will we travel to Ocean Theatre?
Here are the results.
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1. 80% of students surveyed said that they would enjoy a visit to Ocean
Theatre. 60% of students surveyed said that they had n ot been there
before. Why must we arrive before 12:00 noon?

2. 90% of students surveyed said that they wanted to swim with the
It is because most of the boys want to
dolphins. The second most popular show (80%) is the sea lion show.
Watchin9, the penguins gliding through the water is also popular c4 ) _ feed :the. ,star ~.s .. ·
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3. Nearly all of the boys (55% of all stude t h times of the shows and describe the shows
h ks' fi di . n s surveyed) wan t to watc
: ~rth ee ._ngi t1mei A few students want to see the turtles swimmin9, one by one.
u de mh aJor ty _o students (85%) are not interested in walking
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bus to Ocean Theatre. - 11 :OO o.m. and take the school . e w·11l we leave Ocean Theatre?
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harmful harmless
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B. Mr Chan has been worried about the environment and has made some notes
he is ryot happy with it. Complete the dialogue below with the words in brackets.
about his thoughts. Rewrite his no tes below. Use ' wish' for .~o. 1- 4 and 'if
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1. The man smokes.
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I wish the man did not smoke.
: Can I help you?
2. I forget to recycle the newspapers.
: · I (2) wOd: :in mqke, (wa nt/ make) a complaint. I bought a
'green' car but it's polluting th e environment.
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