1. How often does Laura have music? She has music once a week. How often does she have English?

1. How often does she have English? She has English every day. 2. How often does she have maths? She has maths every day. 3. How often does she have science? She has science twice a week. 4. How often does she have Spanish? She never has Spanish. 5. 1. I'm buying tomatoes and cucumber to make a salad. 2. I'm going to the shop to buy a newspaper. 3. Jack went to the park to play football. 4. I bought this book to read at home. 5. We went to the stadium to watch a match. 6. Pronunciation of -ed ending: - Words that say /t/: finished, walked, rained (note: 'rained' usually pronounced /d/, but if following strict phonetics, 'finished' and 'walked' fit /t/) - Words that say /ɪd/ (id): painted, waited - Words that say /d/: tidied, played, showed, liked (liked is actually /t/), rained *Note: Correction on the 'ed' sound rules: - /t/: finished, walked, liked - /ɪd/: painted, waited - /d/: tidied, played, rained, showed*