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room. I usually have to dust the furniture on Saturdays. I always go shopping with Mom on Saturdays. On Sundays I sometimes cut the grass. Do you do chores at home, Ann? Sure. I have to make my bed every morning before school. Twice a week I have to take out the trash. Really? I never do that. Well, all the BINGO kids do chores. I’m not the only busy person in the street. Talk Together What chores do you have to do? I have to water the plants every morning. Read about Rie My name’s Rie. I have a younger sister called Emi. We get up early every morning. I have to make the beds before I go to school. My sister has to wash the dishes after breakfast. We have to feed the fish but sometimes we fet. After school Emi has to practice the piano. On Saturdays I usually have to clean my room. On Saturdays we visit our grandparents and don’t do any chores. Read and Write In America, many parents teach their children to help with chores. When childen do chores, they feel they are part of the family, and they learn many skills. Doing chores helps children bee responsible and feel good about themselves and about helping others. Below are some chores that American children often do: Help with shopping. Set and clear the table. Make a simple breakfast or lunch. Wash dishes. Put away dishes. Dust furniture. Separate clothes for washing. Water plants and flowers. Feed and walk pets. Wash the family car. Clean the rooms. Make the beds. Let’s say I have a birthday once a year. I brush my teeth twice a day. Read and Answer This is a terrible hotel. I’m leaving right now. Really? What’s the matter? There’s a bed in your room. Yes, but I need to call home. There isn’t a telephone. No, but there’s some papers. You can write a letter. I want to wach TV. There isn’t a television. No, but there’s a radio. I want to take a shower but there isn’t any hot water. No, but there’s some cold water. I’m hungry but there isn’t any food for dinner. No, but there are some chips. I don’t want any potato chips. I want to go home! Unit 3 Hey, everyone, look at this! It sounds great! Let’s meet at five o’clock on Saturday and go there together. Hi, can I help you? Yes, I want to learn to play tennis. Do you play tennis. Do you have a class? Yes, we do. There’s a class tomorrow at eleven o’clock. Do you have a partner? No, I don’t. I’ll ask my friends. Hey, I need a partner for tennis. What are you all doing tomorrow at eleven o’clock? Ann and I are iceskating at ten thirty. Sorry, Lisa. We’re going bowling at ten o’clock. I have a ski class at eleven. I can’t play with you, Lisa. I’m going to the gym. I don’t have