Mr. Brown lived in a small town, but he worked in a big city. So he moved there with his wife
and two children last Tuesday.
     On the next day, Mr. Brown took his new car out and was washing it. When a friend came, the
friend stopped and looked at the new car for a minute. Then Mr. Brown turned and saw him.
     The friend said, "That's a new car. Is it yours?"
     "Sometimes, "Mr. Brown answered.
     The friend was surprised. "Sometimes?" he said, "What do you mean?
     Mr. Brown answered slowly, "Well, when there's a party in town, my daughter, Jean drives it.
When there's a football game, it's my son Joe's turn. When I have washed it and it looks really nice
and clean, my wife Linda uses it. And when it needs cleaning, it's mine.

1. Where did Mr. Brown live?
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2. Where did Mr. Brown move to last Tuesday?
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3. What was Mr. Brown doing when a friend came?
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4. Who drives the car when there's a football game?
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5. Does Mr. Brown drive the new car?
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1.         2.         3.         4.
1.                                                                 
    Jean is going to read books at 9:00 this evening.
2.                                                                 
    I'm going to take a trip next weekend.
3.                                                                  
    Yes, I'm going to the park by bus.      
4.                                                                  
    They are going to the Great Wall tomorrow.

        Mr Brown lived in a small town, but he worked in a big city. So he moved there with his wife and two 
children last Tuesday.        
        On the next day, Mr Brown took his new car out and was washing it. When a friend came, the friend 
stopped and looked at the new car for a minute. Then Mr Brown turned and saw him.
        The friend said, "That's a new car. Is it yours?" 
        "Sometimes." Mr Brown answered. 
        The friend was surprised. "Sometimes?" he said, "What do you mean?"       
         Mr Brown answered slowly, "Well, when there's a party in town, my daughter, Jean drives it. When 
there's a football game, it's my son Joe's tum. When I have washed it and it looks really nice and clean, my wife
Linda uses it. And when it needs cleaning, it's mine."         
1. Where did Mr Brown live?  
                                                                           
2. Where did Mr Brown move last Tuesday? 
                                                                           
3. What was Mr Brown doing when a friend came? 
                                                                           
4. Who drives the car when there's a football game? 
                                                                           
5. Does Mr Brown drive the new car?  
                                                                           

Ellen: What are you reading, Jean?
Jean: Oh, I am reading a book about the life in the year 2050.
Ellen: Life in the year 2050? What will happen?
Jean: Well... the book says every family will have a computer. And robots will do many things for us.
Ellen: Robots can do everything? Can they do the homework?
Jean: Yes, they can. But you will not go to school at that time. You will have classes in your house!
Ellen: In MY house? Then I will never be late for school again!
(     ) 1. Jean is writing a book about life in 2050.
(     ) 2. Every family will have a computer.
(     ) 3. Robots can't do homework for children.
(     ) 4. Children will not go to school in 2050.
(     ) 5. They will have classes at school in 2050.