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English Writing Exercise (All Levels)

Course 101, Unit 3, Lesson 1

What are people going to do?

Instructions: Using both positive and negative characteristics, describe what six people are going to do and what they are doing: a woman, a man, a girl, a boy, you and me. Ex. The man is going to buy a car. The woman is not buying flowers.

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He is not going to play soccer? He is going to run. The boy is going to study.The girl is going not sleep. I am not going to play. I am sick. they are going to drive the car. they are not going to drive car.He is not going to eat. He is full. I am not going to buy it. I am poor.
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  • Ademir Oliveira...
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    very good
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  • Xiomy
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    Good work, congratulations
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  • Juliana Ciarcia
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    Very good Oldemar!!!
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