Look at the pictures. Listen and look. There is one example.
What’s the crocodile doing?
1. What’s the baby doing?
2. What’s Nick doing?
3. What’s Mum doing?
4. What Tom doing?
5. Who’s playing the piano?
Answer keys & Transcript
2 – A
3 – B
4 – C
5 – C
Look at the pictures. Listen and look. There is one example.
* What’s the crocodile doing?
GIRL: Can you see the crocodile?
BOY: Is it swimming in the water?
GIRL: No, but the boy’s swimming. The crocodile’s next to the water.
BOY: Is the crocodile sleeping?
GIRL: No, he’s watching the boy.
1. What’s the baby doing?
GIRL: There’s Ann with her baby brother.
BOY: Does the baby drink milk?
GIRL: He does, but he’s playing with his toys now.
BOY: He loves the doll!
2. What’s Nick doing?
GIRL: Can you see Nick?
BOY: Yes, he’s with the monster.
GIRL: Is Nick painting a picture?
BOY: Yes, he’s painting a picture of the monster!
GIRL: Is Nick’s sister with them?
BOY: No, she’s not there.
3. What’s Mum doing?
GIRL: Where’s Mum?
BOY: She’s in the kitchen. She’s giving the baby her breakfast.
GIRL: And is Dad there?
BOY: No, he’s reading a book in the living room.
GIRL: Oh.
4. What’s Tom doing?
BOY: I can see an aeroplane. Look!
GIRL: Yes, Tom’s watching it.
BOY: Is he flying his kite?
GIRL: No. He’s playing football today.
5. Who’s playing the piano?
GIRL: Who’s playing the piano?
BOY: It’s Sue. She loves the piano.
GIRL: Is Ben playing with her?
BOY: No. She’s playing with her sisters.