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Usual actions 2.0

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Q 1/10
Score 0
How often do you go shopping?
30
I usually go shopping once or twice a week.
Q 2/10
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Do you always have breakfast?
30
Yes, I do.

10 questions

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How often do you go shopping?

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30 sec

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Do you always have breakfast?

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30 sec

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What does Lucas do every morning?

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30 sec

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What time do you go to school?

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4

30 sec

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What do you usually do on sundays?

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30 sec

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Does your father cook dinner?

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30 sec

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What do you do when you come back from school?

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30 sec

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What do you like?

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30 sec

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What is your favourite sport?

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30 sec

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What do you enjoy doing at home?

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30 sec

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