2 Make a poster of your Collection for the future. Follow the steps in the project checklist.
O PROJECT CHECKLIST
1 Think of four things for your collection. Think of objects or people that
are interesting and popular. Use your own ideas or choose ideas, such
as: things that you use, activities that you do every day, a book that you
like, a famous person that you like, a person in your family, your favourite
possessions, or food or drink that you like.
2 Use your own photos, or find a photo of each object or person on the
internet or in a magazine.
3 Write a short text for each photo. Explain what the photo is.
4 Stick your photos and texts on some paper. Write a title and your name.

2. when is your party? On Saturday.

3. whose are these football boots? They’re John’s.

4. how much money have you got? $10.

5. where is your school? It’s near the station.

6. how mane brothers have you got? Two brothers.

7. how much books have you got? Not many.

8. Who is he? He’s Mr Smith.

9. why are you reading this book? Because it’s interesting.

10. how many people are there in this room? Twenty.

11. whose coat is this? It’s John’s.

12. where does he come from? He comes from Brazil.

13. when is your birthday? In January.

14. what time is it? 7.30.

15. why are you running? Because I am late.

16. how much sugar is there? One kilo.

17. where are you going tonight? To the cinema.

18. where is he? In the kitchen.

19. how much girls are there? Twelve.

20. where are they doing? They are 

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