Could you ride a bike when you were seven?
Yes, I could ride a bike when I was seven / No, I couldn't. I could (play soccer) when I was seven.
Can you ride a scooter?
Yes, I can ride a scooter / No, I can't. I can ride a bike.
Can you do a handstand?
Yes, I can do a handstand / No, I can't. I can (do a split).
Do you have a cellphone?
Yes, I do. I have a cellphone / No, I don't. I have a toy phone.
Do you have a wallet?
Yes, I do. I have a wallet / No, I don't. I have purse.
Could you ride a scooter when you were five?
Yes, I could ride a scooter when I was five / No, I couldn't. I could ride a bike when I was five.
Can you juggle well?
Yes, I can juggle well / No, I can't. I can do a handstand / No, I can juggle badly / No, I can't juggle well.
Could you run fast when you were a baby?
No, I couldn't run fast when I was a baby.
Could you play the trumpet well when you were two?
No, I couldn't play the trumpet well when I was two / No, I couldn't. I could play (the violin) well when I was two.
Could you play the violin well when you were small?
No, I couldn't play the violin well when I was small / No, I couldn't. I could play (the piano) well when I was small.
Can you skateboard fast?
Yes, I can skateboard fast / No, I can't. I can rollerblade fast / No, I can skateboard slowly / No, I can't skateboard fast.
Are you wearing a T-shirt?
Yes, I am. I'm wearing a T-shirt / No, I'm not wearing a T-shirt. I'm wearing a sweater.
Do you run fast or slowly?
I run fast / I run slowly.
Does your mom have a necklace?
Yes, she does. She has a necklace / Yes, she has a necklace / No, she doesn't. She has a cellphone / No, she doesn't have a necklace.
Does your dad have a wallet?
Yes, he does. He has a wallet / Yes, he has a wallet / No, he doesn't. He has a watch / No, he doesn't have a wallet.
What are you wearing today?
I am wearing a T-shirt and shorts / I'm wearing a T shirt and shorts today.
