Are you from America or Britain?
How old are your two sisters?
Is it an old dog?
Are we ready?
Madrid isn't in Portugal.
They are not people, they are animals.
I am not very happy today.
A big tree.
Three red cars.
I want a large red apple.
I live in Zanzibar.
We go to the cinema every Saturday.
They don't speak English.
I like him.
We speak to them every day.
He told us in the morning.
My name is James.
His car is red.
Our house is in the village.
Why do you study so much?
When do you go on vacation? July?
Which pizza do you want tonight?
How do you cook pilau?
Whose dog is this?
What is your name?
Where is the party tonight?
Who is your friend?
She works at the hospital.
I love eating fish.
The shop next to the bank sells great pizza.
We go to the market every Friday.
They speak Kiswahili very well.
I love to cook at the weekend.
She speaks French.
He smokes cigarettes.
The bank opens at 9 o'clock.
They don't live in that house.
We don't want to stay in that hotel.
Sarah doesn't write to me very often.
The girl doesn’t want to go home.
It doesn’t rain every day.
There is a large elephant in Masai Mara.
There isn't any butter in the fridge.
Is there a hotel near here?
There are three sofas in the living room.
There aren't any fruits on the table.
Are there any people in the house?
Where do you live?
What time do your sisters arrive home?
Do we leave now or at five o'clock?
Does your sister work in the city?
How often does your father have a holiday?
Why does the television make noise?
John's car is black.
My mum's house is in the city.
Kenya's flag is black, red, green and white.
My mother can play the piano.
Can your parents sing?
I can't see or hear anything in this room.
I want to go to Tanzania next month.
I hope to find a job there as a Swahili teacher.
He decided to come to the cinema eventually.
I can come to the party at eleven o'clock.
He should study more if he wants to pass.
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