What's the news?

Lesson 5

What’s the news?

Find out:

• How the reporter asks about the news;

Find out:

• What the children tell the reporter

Conversation 1:

• — Hi, Clare! What’s the news?
• — Great! When was it?
• — What did you do in the competition?
• — How interesting! How long have you been in the computer club?
• — Are you making a new programme?

• — Last month.

• — I made a new computer programme.

• — Yes, I am working on it.
• — I’ve won the computer competition.
• — For two years.

Conversation 2:

• — Paul! Glad to see you. Is there anything new?
• — Yes, a lot of new things have happened. We’ve had a concert at school, and I’ve taken part in the riding competitions.
• — How interesting! Did you win a prize?
• — Not now.
• — Have you got any prizes?
• — I’ve already won two prizes.
• — How long have you taken part in the competitions?
• — I’ve ridden horses since I was 4. And I’ve taken part in the horse-riding competitions for the last 3 years.
• — Will you take part in other competitions?
• — Of course, I will.

• — What have you done this year?
• — How long have you visited the camp?
• — How long have you worked?
• — What have you done?
• — How long have you sung?

• What prize have you won?
• What competitions have you taken part in?
• What is your hobby?
• How long have you done it for?
• My hobby is sewing the costumes.
• I have sewn the costumes since I was 6.
• I have won 1000 dollars.
• I have taken part in costumes competitions

• What is your hobby?
• My hobby is sewing the costumes.
• How long have you done it for?
• I have sewn the costumes since I was 6.
• What competitions have you taken part in?
• I have taken part in costumes competitions.
• What prize have you won?
• I have won 1000 dollars.