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take / your boots / and / It is / so / your umbrella / rainy today
It is rainy today, so take your umbrella and your boots.
to the beach / so / last Sunday / It was / we went / very sunny
It was very sunny last Sunday, so we went to the beach.
a sister / I've / a brother / and / got
I've got a brother and a sister.
it was / They / although / very windy / climbed the mountain
They climbed the mountain although it was very windy.
very tired / We / happy / but / after our flight / were / to Sydaney
We were very tired but happy after our flight to Sydney.
Thursday / Is it / today / or / Friday
Is it Thursday or Friday today?
the question / Listen to / in complete sentences / and / the story / answer
Listen to the story and answer the questions in complete sentences.
like sugar / I / don't like milk / in my tea / but / in it / I
I like sugar in my tea, but I don't like milk in it.
was terrible. | had a good time | We | although | the weather
We had a good time although the weather was terrible.
bed late | because | He’s tired | he went to | last night. | today
He’s tired today because he went to bed late last night.
or go | Would you | to the chocolate factory? | swimming | rather go
Would you rather go swimming or go to the chocolate factory? 
to China | He’s been | this year. | Brazil | and
 He’s been to China and Brazil this year.
Although | very often. | a lot of friends, | she has | she doesn’t go out
Although she has a lot of friends, she doesn’t go out very often. 
salad for lunch. | very hungry | we’re having | We’re not | so
We’re not very hungry so we’re having salad for lunch. 
but | him. | like | I | annoying | He’s
He’s annoying but I like him. 
don’t | or | eat cheese | butter. | I
I don’t eat cheese or butter.Â