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23 – What are we doing ?

Vocabulary : actions

dancing flying

painting reading

singing sleeping

sitting standing

Vocabulary : parts of the body

arm ears

eyes feet

Hands heads

leggs mouth

nose

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Complete with the following sentences :

They’re her hands - I’m painting - What are you doing ? - What are these ?

Training : - What are you doing ? - I’m reading.

- What are you doing ? - We are dancing.

- This is my nose.

- These are my feet.

- This is her hand.

- These are his hands.

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What are we doing ? We’re singing and dancing

What are we doing ? We’re singing and dancing

Under the table Behind the chairs Through the door And down the stairs What are we doing ? We’re singing and dancing

What are we doing ? We’re singing and dancing

Up the stairs And through the door

Behind the chairs And on the floor

Let’s sing

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