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What's the opposite of difficult?
The opposite of difficult is easy.
Where do you normally brush your teeth?
You normally brush your teeth in the bathroom.
What do you do in a sink?
You can wash your hands or do the washing up in a sink.
Where do you go to send a package?
You can send a package at the post office.
Say three things you can put on.
You can put on all kinds of clothes (a jacket, a coat, a jumper, a dress, jeans), or shoes or make-up.
What date is New Year’s Day?
New Year’s Day is 1st January.
What do you buy in a chemist’s?
You can buy medicine, toothpaste, aspirin, etc. at a chemist’s.
Which season(s) do you have warm weather in?
The seasons that have warm weather, depending on where you live, are most likely to be summer, possibly also spring and autumn.
Where does a nurse work?
A nurse works in a hospital or a clinic.
Say two things you read.
Things you can read are: a book, a newspaper, a magazine, a report.
What’s the opposite of expensive?
The opposite of expensive is cheap.
What’s the job in a local government or tax office?
The job in a local government or tax office is civil servant.
Say two places where people teach.
People teach at school, university or college.
Say two things you watch.
You can watch TV, films, any kind of sport, people in the street / park, etc.
Where do you sleep?
You sleep in bed. (or on a mattress, or on the floor)
When do you eat dinner, breakfast and lunch?
You eat breakfast in the morning, lunch in the middle of the day and dinner in the evening.
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