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Cambridge University Press978-1-107-48106-0 grammar and Vocabulary for First and First for SchoolsBarbara Thomas Louise Hashemi and Laura MatthewsExcerptMore information in this web service Cambridge University listening 1 You are going to hear Millie talking on her phone to her friend Lisa. It s Saturday morning. Before you listen, answer these Where is Lisa? 2 Where is Millie? 3 Why do you think Millie is phoning Lisa? 2 02 Listen and check if you were right. 3 02 Listen again and answer these questions. Write complete What s Millie doing this morning? She s looking round the What does she do nearly every Saturday? 3 What s she looking for?

2 Complete these sentences with the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs. 1 My father knows ( know ) all about mending cars, but nothing about bicycles. 2 …

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