What are these?
These are pears.
These are apples.
These are pineapples.
What are these?
These are coconuts.
These are papayas.
These are apples.
Does he like lemons?
No, he doesn't. He likes pineapples.
No, he doesn't he likes dragon fruit.
No, he doesn't. He likes papayas.
Does he like guava? (No)
No, he doesn't. He likes apples.
No, he doesn't. He likes mangos.
No, he doesn't. He likes watermelons.
Does Jay like bananas? (No)
No, he doesn't. He likes blueberries.
No, he doesn't. He likes coconuts.
No, he doesn't. He likes dragon fruit.
What are these?
They're bananas.
They're apples.
They're mangos.
Does Kate like guava? (Yes)
No, she doesn't. She likes dragon fruit.
Yes, she does.
No, she doesn't. She likes coconuts.
What do you like?
I like apples.
I like guava.
I like grapes.
Does Jane like pears?
No, she doesn't. She likes bananas.
No, she doesn't. She likes watermelons.
No, she doesn't. She likes guava.
What is this?
dragon fruit
a coconut
an apple
Does Ray like apples? (No)
No, he doesn't. He likes oranges.
No, he doesn't. He likes pineapples.
No, he doesn't. He likes dragon fruit.
Do you like guava? (No)
No, I don't. I like blueberries.
No, I don't. I like oranges.
No, I don't. I like bananas.
Does she like lemons? (No)
No, she doesn't. She likes blueberries.
No, she doesn't. She likes guava.
No, she doesn't. She likes bananas.
Does he like grapes? (No)
No, he doesn't. He likes blueberries.
No, he doesn't. He likes pineapples.
No, he doesn't. He likes apples.
Does she like blueberries?
No, she doesn't. She likes apples.
No, she doesn't. She likes lemons.
No, she doesn't. She likes pears.
What are these?
They're coconuts.
They're apples.
They're lemons.
Does he like apples?
No, he doesn't. He likes oragnes.
No, he doesn't. He likes coconuts.
No, he doesn't. He likes papayas.
Does Peter like pears? (No)
No, he doesn't. He likes mangos.
No, he doesn't. He likes watermelons.
No, he doesn't he likes coconuts.
What are these?
These are pineapples.
These are oranges.
These are grapes.