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INSTRUCTIONS

1.- Study the examples: analyse the differences and decide why they are different.
2.- Reply to the prompts as in the examples.
3.- Check your answer dragging the mouse over the { hidden answer } after each prompt.




EXAMPLES:
a) PROMPT: this motorcyle? / 12
ANSWER: How old is this motorcyle?

It's twelve years old.
b) PROMPT: your brothers? / 16 and 18
ANSWER: How old are your brothers?

They're sixteen and eighteen (years old).
PROMPTS:

1.- your father? / 43 {How old is your father? He's forty-three. }
2.- your sister? / 15 { How old is your sister? She's fifteen (years old).}
3.- that building? / 20 { How old is that building? It's twenty years old.}
4.- these babies? / 1 { How old are these babies? They're one year old.}
5.- your dog? / 5 { How old is your dog? It's five years old.}
6.- your grandmother? / 77 { How old is your grandmother? She's seventy-seven (years old).}
7.- the cathedral? / 350 { How old is the cathedral? It's three hundred and fifty years old.}
8.- your boyfriend / 18 { How old is your boyfriend? He's eighteen years old.}
9.- these books / 120 { How old are these books? They're a hundred and twenty years old.}
10.- you and your classmate? / 12 { How old are you and your classmate? We're twelve years old.}
11.- this watch? / 35 { How old is this watch? It's thirty-five years old.}
12.- those houses? / 10 { How old are those houses? They're ten years old. }
13.- your car? / 5 { How old is your car? / It's five years old. }
14.- your uncle? / 41 { How old is your uncle? He's forty-one (years old).}
15.- this train / 50 { How old is this train? It's fifty years old.}