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Listening 11.
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Listen and read.
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then act.
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One.
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Oh dear.
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I'm ill.
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I can't make lunch.
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We'll make lunch today.
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2. That smells like pizza.
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Yes, and I think it's ready now.
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3. And those look like biscuits.
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Yes, they're chocolate biscuits.
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4. Lovely!
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It tastes like Mum's pizza.
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Yes, it's really good.
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5. Holly?
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Katie?
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Oh, that sounds like Mum.
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6. This kitchen doesn't look like my kitchen.
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Sorry, Mom.
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Listening 11.
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Listen and read.
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then act.
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One.
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Oh dear.
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I'm ill.
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I can't make lunch.
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We'll make lunch today.
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2. That smells like pizza.
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Yes, and I think it's ready now.
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3. And those look like biscuits.
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Yes, they're chocolate biscuits.
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4. Lovely!
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It tastes like Mum's pizza.
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Yes, it's really good.
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5. Holly?
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Katie?
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Oh, that sounds like Mum.
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6. This kitchen doesn't look like my kitchen.
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Sorry, Mom.
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Listening 12.
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Listen and draw lines.
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which meal is not needed.
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Yesterday was Grandma's birthday.
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She was 80 years old.
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We went to this really nice restaurant in town with all the family.
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"'That's nice.' Did your grandma enjoy the meal?
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Yes, she did.
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She had pizza with cheese on top.
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and a bowl of salad, And my Uncle Michael came.
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He ate a lot.
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He had a really large burger with chips.
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And he put a lot of salt on his food too.
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Mum says that's really bad.
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OK.
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And what about the others?
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What did your little sister have?
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Emma?
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She ate sausages.
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She loves them.
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Oh yes, and some chips too.
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I had a bowl of soup and a burger.
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I really liked my meal.
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It tasted great!
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And what did Holly have?
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She had soup like me.
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But then she had two pizzas with cheese on them.
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She ate a lot, and she was a bit ill when she got home.
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Oh dear.
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And our cousin Helen came too.
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She had a very interesting meal.
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She ate chicken and rice.
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And, you know, She ate her meal with chopsticks.
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It looked very difficult.
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Grandpa had the same meal as my cousin Helen, but he didn't use chopsticks.
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He said he doesn't know what's wrong with knives and forks.
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I agree with him, actually.
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So you didn't try to use chopsticks, then?" No, I was too hungry.
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I wanted to eat my food quickly, so I just used my knife and fork.
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But Mum ate with chopsticks.
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She had chicken and green vegetables.
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And what about your dad?
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Dad?
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Oh, he had chicken.
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But he likes potatoes, so he had them.
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Oh, and some carrots too.
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No chopsticks?
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No. And did you have anything else to eat?
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Yes.
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We took Grandma's cake to the restaurant and we sang happy birthday to her.
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And then we all had a piece of cake and lots of ice cream.
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That sounds like a really lovely time.
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Yes, it was.
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Well, until Holly got ill, that is.
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Listening 12.
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Listen and draw lines.
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Which meal is not needed?
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Yesterday was Grandma's birthday.
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She was 80 years old.
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We went to this really nice restaurant in town with all the family.
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"'That's nice.' Did your grandma enjoy the meal?
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Yes, she did.
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She had pizza with cheese on top.
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and a bowl of salad, And my Uncle Michael came.
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He ate a lot.
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He had a really large burger with chips.
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And he put a lot of salt on his food too.
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Mum says that's really bad.
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OK.
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And what about the others?
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What did your little sister have?
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Emma?
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She ate sausages.
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She loves them.
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Oh yes!
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And some chips too.
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I had a bowl of soup and a burger.
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I really liked my meal.
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It tasted great!
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And what did Holly have?
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She had soup like me.
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But then she had two pizzas with cheese on them.
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She ate a lot, and she was a bit ill when she got home.
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Oh dear!
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And our cousin Helen came too.
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She had a very interesting meal.
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She ate chicken and rice.
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And, you know, She ate her meal with chopsticks.
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It looked very difficult.
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Grandpa had the same meal as my cousin Helen, but he didn't use chopsticks.
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He said he doesn't know what's wrong with knives and forks.
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I agree with him, actually.
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So, you didn't try to use chopsticks, then?
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No, I was too hungry.
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I wanted to eat my food quickly, so I just used my knife and fork.
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but mum ate with chopsticks she had chicken and green vegetables And what about your dad?
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Dad.
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Oh, he had chicken.
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But he likes potatoes, so he had them.
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Oh, and some carrots too.
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No chopsticks?
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No. And did you have anything else to eat?
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Yes.
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We took Grandma's cake to the restaurant and we sang happy birthday to her.
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And then we all had a piece of cake and lots of ice cream.
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That sounds like a really lovely time.
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Yes, it was.
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Well...
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Until Holly got ill, that is.
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Listening 13.
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Flyers practice test.
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Listening Part 4 Listen and look.
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There is one example.
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What time did the lesson start? So, Betty...
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Why are you late for my lesson?
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Sorry, Mrs. Hall.
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I had to go to the doctor this morning.
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Well, the lesson began at quarter past ten.
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And it's half past ten now.
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I'm sorry, but I had to see the doctor at half past nine, and then I came straight to school.
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Okay, Betty But I'll need a letter from your mother.
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All right, Mrs. Hall.
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Can you see the tick?
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This is an example.
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Now you listen and tick the box.
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1. What is Betty making in her cooking lesson today?
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Now, last week we did some good cooking and you all made some very nice pizza.
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I hope your families enjoyed it.
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What are we going to make this week?
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Wow.
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It's biscuits this week.
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And then next week, we're going to try making bread.
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Can we take them home again, Mrs Hall?
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Yes, Betty, you can.
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2. What should Betty get from the fridge?
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Now then, Betty, the other children have got everything they need in front of them.
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So could you go to the fridge and get some eggs?
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And do we need milk, Mrs Hall?
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No. Not for these biscuits, Betty.
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Oh!
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But you do need a bit of butter.
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You'll find that in the fridge too.
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Bye.
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Okay then.
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3. What does Betty need to do next?
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Before you start, have you washed your hands, Betty?
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It's very important to have clean hands when you're cooking.
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I did that before I came to class, miss.
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Good.
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Now could you get a bowl from that cupboard over there?
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Okay, Mrs. Hall.
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and you need to write all the information about temperature and cooking times in your book.
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but you can do that later.
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All right, Mrs. Hall.
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4. What did Betty forget to do?
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Did you remember to put some sugar in the bowl, Betty?
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Yes, Mrs. Hall.
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And a little bit of salt.
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Yes, I did that too.
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But Mrs. Hall...
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They don't look very brown.
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Well, that's because you didn't turn the cooker on, Betty.
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Oh, no!
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Don't worry, you can cook them now and come and collect them later.
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Thanks, Mrs Hall.

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