Question

1) Read and fill in school, was, test, sad. Then act out. A: How was your day, Ann? B: Oh, Mum! I was so 1) sad today. It 2) ......... Becky's last day at school A: Oh dear! That's a shame! 2) How was 3) ............ today, son! B:Great, Dad. The 4) ......... was really easy! A: Well done!

Answer 1

2) was 3)in school 4) test

Answer 2

A: How was your day, Ann? B: Oh, Mum! I was so sad today. It was Becky's last day at school. A: Oh dear! That's a shame!

2) How was your day today, son! B: Great, Dad. The test was really easy! A: Well done!

In the first conversation, Ann expresses her sadness because it was Becky's last day at school. This suggests that Ann and Becky might be close friends, and Ann is upset to see her leave. The mother sympathizes with Ann's feelings.

In the second conversation, the father asks his son how his day was. The son responds positively, saying that the test was easy. The father congratulates him on his achievement.

Overall, both conversations involve asking about someone's day and receiving different responses. In the first conversation, there is a sense of sadness, while in the second conversation, there is a sense of accomplishment.