Spelling: 涼鞋
sandals
Spelling: 從不
never
Spelling: 火車
train
Do they ever walk to school?
Yes, they (always/usually/sometimes) walk to school.
Spelling: 計程車
taxi
Spelling: 通常
usually
Does he ever go to school by car?
Yes, he (always/usually/sometimes) goes to school by car.
Spelling: 有時
sometimes
How do they usually go to school?
They usually goes to school by train.
How does he usually go to school?
He usually goes to school by scooter.
Do you have English class on Friday?
Yes, I do. I have English class on Friday.
Do you have English class on Tuesday?
No, I don't. I have art class on Tuesday.
Do you ever go to school by scooter?
No, I never go to school by scooter.
How do you usually go to school?
I usually go to school by bus.
What do you want?
I want a glass of milk.
How does she usually go to school?
She usually goes to school by bike.
Does he have Chinese class on Wednesday?
No, he doesn't. He has math class on Wednesday.
Spelling: 總是
always
Spelling: 音樂
music
Does she ever walks to school?
Yes, she (always/usually/sometimes) walks to school.
What do you want?
I want a box of cookies.
Does he ever go to school by taxi?
No, he never goes to school by taxi.
What does he want?
He wants a carton of juice.
How do you usually go to school?
I usually go to school by car.
Do they ever go to school by taxi?
Yes, they (always/usually/sometimes) go to school by taxi.
Spelling: 球鞋
sneakers
Spelling: 洋蔥
onions
Do you ever go to school by bike?
Yes, I (always/usually/sometimes) go to school by bike.
Spelling: 胡蘿蔔
carrots
Does he have PE class on Monday?
Yes, he does. He has PE class on Monday.
Spelling: 英文
English
Spelling: 中文
Chinese
What does she want?
She wants a bag of chips.