Question

Make up sentences about people's plans using the expressions from 1. Susan/be/teacher/like/work with children. 2. David/become/captain of the football team/like/be/leader. 3. Jack/be/farmer/like/work/outside in the fresh air. 4. My family/ have/holiday/Rome/like/walk/round old cities. 5. George/become/sailor/love/the sea. to do this evening at point a.

Answer 1

Certainly! Here are sentences about people's plans using the given expressions:

1. Susan dreams of becoming a teacher because she likes to work with children.

2. David aspires to become the captain of the football team because he likes being a leader.

3. Jack envisions a future as a farmer because he enjoys working outside in the fresh air.

4. My family plans to have a holiday in Rome because we like to walk around old cities.

5. George is determined to become a sailor because he loves the sea.

As for the phrase "to do this evening at point a," it seems a bit unclear. If you can provide more context or clarify the meaning, I'd be happy to help incorporate it into a sentence.