you have a good sleep?”
“Yes, I did.”
4
“What dreams did you have?”
“I don’t remember.”
5
“Where are you going?”
“I am going to the bathroom.”
6
“Put on your slippers!”
“No, I want to go barefoot.”
7
“The floor is cold!”
“No, the floor is warm.”
Using the Bathroom
“Son, wash your face with soap!”
“I have washed it, mom.”
son —
wash —
your —
face —
with —
soap —
washed —
have washed —
mom —
“Daughter, don’t forget to brush your teeth!”
“I won’t, mom.”
daughter —
don’t = do not
forget —
brush —
your —
tooth —
teeth —
won’t = will not
will —
“Mom, where is my toothbrush?”
“I have thrown it out, sonny.”
my —
brush —
toothbrush —
throw —
thrown —
out —
throw out —
“Why did you throw it out?”
“It was too old.”
why —
throw —
was —
too —
old —
“What am I going to brush my teeth with?”
“A new toothbrush.”
going to —
am going to —
new —
“Which one is new?”
“Two of them, red and green.”
which —
one —
two —
of —
them —
red —
and —
green —
“Whose is the yellow one?”
“Your dad’s.”
whose —
yellow —
dad —
“May I take the red one?”
“Sure.”
may —
take —
sure —
“Mom, we have run out of toothpaste!”
“Take another tube, honey.”
we —
run —
run out of —
paste —
toothpaste —
another —
tube —
honey —
“It’s empty, too.”
“Try to squeeze out a little.”
empty —
too —
try —
squeeze —
little —
a little —
“Did it work?”
“Yes, mother!”
work —
mother —
Revision: 8—18
