Where (1) did you go (you / go) to school? B: My father (2). (work) for a multinational company and we (3) (live) in lots of differ countries, so I (4) (go) to five different…
Where (1) did you go (you / go) to school? B: My father (2). (work) for a multinational company and we (3) (live) in lots of differ countries, so I (4) (go) to five different schools. A: (5) (you / enjoy) your school days? B: No, I didn't. Not really. I (6) (not have) mai friends because we (7) (not stay) long in o place. I (8) (leave) one school after six months! A: (9) (you / do) well in your exams? B: Yes, I did. Because I (10) _ (not / go) out wi friends, I (11) (study) a lot in the evenings at the weekends. I (12) (not / get) top grac but I (13) (get) a place at Cambridge University. A: What was that like? (14) B: Yes. I (15) (you / like) it? (think) it was great. 4 Work in pairs. Write a similar conversation.
Here’s a similar example conversation based on the structure you provided:
A: Where (1) did you grow up (you / grow) as a child? B: My parents (2) (move) around a lot because of their jobs, so I (3) (live) in different cities. I (4) (grow up) in three different countries.
A: (5) Did you enjoy (you / enjoy) your childhood? B: Yes, I did! I (6) (make) a lot of friends, and we (7) (have) many adventures together. I (8) (play) in the parks every weekend!
A: (9) Did you do (you / do) any sports? B: Yes, I did. I (10) (play) soccer and (11) (join) a swimming team. I (12) (not / win) many competitions, but I (13) (have) a lot of fun!
A: What was your favorite memory from that time? B: (14) I think (think) the best memory was when we (15) (go) camping in the mountains with my friends. It was amazing!
This example mirrors the structure from the first conversation while allowing for different experiences and details!
