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:
John / London
ANSWER:
Where's John from?
He's from London.
b)
PROMPT:
Helen and Susan / Paris
ANSWER:
Where are Helen and Susan from?
They're from Paris.
PROMPTS:
1.- Paul / Manchester
{Where is Paul from? He's from Manchester. }
2.- This newspaper / Rome
{Where's this newspaper from? It's from Rome. }
3.- That man / Lisbon
{ Where's that man from? He's from Lisbon. }
4.- You and your friend / Madrid
{ Where are you and your friend from? We're from Madrid. }
5.- You / Dublin
{ Where are you from? I'm from Dublin. }
6.- Margaret / Athens
{ Where's Margaret from? She's from Athens. }
7.- These magazines / Berlin
{ Where are these magazines from? They're from Berlin. }
8.- Karen and I / Stockholm
{Where are Karen and I from? You're from Stockholm. }
9.- Your uncle / Moscow
{Where's your uncle from? He's from Moscow. }
10.- This photo / Budapest
{Where's this photo from? It's from Budapest. }
11.- Those girls / Oslo
{Where are those girls from? They're from Oslo. }
12.- That poster / Warsaw
{Where's that poster from? It's from Warsaw.}
13.- These women / Sophia
{Where are these women from? They're from Sophia.}
14.- The policeman / Amsterdam
{Where's the policeman from? He's from Amsterdam.}
15.- These documents / Brussels
{Where are these documents from? They're from Brussels. }