The wellers have friends who live in hawaii. once the invited the wellers to a hawaiian party.1) what were they doing during the party? pupil 1 - ask pupil 2 - answer where/sit? on the ground around the food. what/wear? hawaiian music what music/listen to? a dance with bowd and arrows what dances/perform? long garlands of paper flowers what dish/children/make? the colours of their nation who/cook/the main dish? a hula ( hawaiian dance ) indian tacos hamburgers my friends` mother

Where were they sitting during the party? They were sitting on the ground around the food.

What were they wearing during the party? They were wearing long garlands of paper flowers.

What music were they listening to? They were listening to Hawaiian music.

What dances were they performing during the party? They were performing a hula (Hawaiian dance), a dance with bows and arrows.

What dish were they making during the party? They were making Indian tacos.

Who was cooking the main dish? My friend’s mother was cooking it.

She got up at 6 o'clock.

Общий: Did she get up at 6 o'clock?
Разделительный: She got up at 6 o'clock, didn't she?
Альтернативный: Did she get up at 6 or 7 o'clock?
Специальный: When did she get up?
Вопрос к подлежащему: Who got up at 6 o'clock?

They skated in the morning.

Общий: Did they skate in the morning?
Разделительный: They skated in the morning, didn't they?
Альтернативный: Did they skate in the mroning or in the afternoon?
Специальный: What did they do in the morning?
Вопрос к подлежащему: Who skated in the morning?

Grandma loved to play with dolls. At that time, they were straw and rag, and made their children with their hands. Rag dolls were made of wool and scraps of fabric, and straw - made of straw. The rag doll was pulled around the waist, the hair was made of tow, and the eyes were painted with charcoal. And still the balls did with the hands: twisted tight a lot of rags and tied up them with a rope. Grandpa was making wooden guns, whistles. In the summer of clay sculpted different figures. Children's posudki did not exist, and therefore collected the shards of broken crockery and played them. Loved to do birch twigs shawls and played them. At that time there were no shop toys, but there was a fantasy and thrift, so each hand-made toy loved and cherished as the most expensive.