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11 Read. What is Lucy going to do after dinner?

I like sending my dad text messages, he never understands. He always asks me to explain. Here’s an example from the other day:

Or the other day when he arrived and there was no one at home.

My Week My Week 11

Do you want me to take you in the car? No, DW, I’ll

get the bus.

What does DW mean?

Don’t worry.

Oh.

Where is everybody? I’m shopping

with mum. BRB

Oh.

BRB? Be Right Back – we’ll be home soon.

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We say:Do you like mangos? Do you like dancing?

Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.

Would you like a mango? Would you like to go dancing?Yes, please. / No, thank you. Yes, I would. / No, thank you.

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Yesterday, I saw this message stuck on my bedroom door:

I didn’t understand. ‘ASAP?’ I asked myself as I walked slowly down the stairs. As I sat down at the table to eat my dinner, I asked dad: ‘What does ASAP mean?’‘As Soon As Possible,’ he said. ‘But you were too slow, that means you have to do the washing up.’ ‘Very funny, Dad,’ I said.

22 Answer the question.

1 Does Lucy like sending her dad messages?

2 Does Lucy’s dad always understand her messages?

33 Choose the correct answer.

1 What does BRB mean?

a Please wait for me. b Back soon. c I’m late.

2 When do you use ASAP?

a I have a problem. b I don’t have a problem.

Go downstairs ASAP.