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What are you good at?
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What are you good at?
This worksheet explains one of the basic oral questions fot elementary exams - ´What are you good at?´ The first page deals with the formal question form using ´What´ for a general question and the second page goes on to explain how to use the verb (to) be and make the question more specific. On the first page there is two lines of Italian translation which I used for my students but can easily be changed or deleted! Enjoy xox
Level:elementary
Age: 6-17
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