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Past simple reading comprehension

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Read the text and choose if the sentences are true or false.

Reading: A Special Weekend
Last weekend, Emma and her friends went on a short trip to the mountains. They left the city early on Saturday morning and arrived at a small cabin near a lake. The weather was sunny and perfect for hiking. After lunch, they walked along a trail for two hours and saw beautiful birds and flowers.

In the evening, they made a fire, cooked dinner, and told stories. Emma forgot her sleeping bag, so she used extra blankets. They all went to bed early because they were tired after the long walk.

On Sunday, they woke up early and had breakfast outside. Then they went canoeing on the lake. It was Emma’s first time, and although she was a bit nervous, she really enjoyed it. Later, they cleaned the cabin, packed their bags, and drove back home in the afternoon. Emma said it was one of the best weekends she ever had.

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Read the text and choose if the sentences are true or false. Reading: A Special Weekend Last weekend, Emma and her friends went on a short trip to the mountains. They left the city early on Saturday morning and arrived at a small cabin near a lake. The weather was sunny and perfect for hiking. After lunch, they walked along a trail for two hours and saw beautiful birds and flowers. In the evening, they made a fire, cooked dinner, and told stories. Emma forgot her sleeping bag, so she used extra blankets. They all went to bed early because they were tired after the long walk. On Sunday, they woke up early and had breakfast outside. Then they went canoeing on the lake. It was Emma’s first time, and although she was a bit nervous, she really enjoyed it. Later, they cleaned the cabin, packed their bags, and drove back home in the afternoon. Emma said it was one of the best weekends she ever had.

by Anna Danieluk
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Emma and her friends went on a weekend trip to the mountains.

2

They arrived at the cabin late in the evening on Saturday.

3

The group didn’t go hiking because it rained.

4

They spent two hours walking and observing nature.

5

Emma didn’t bring something important for sleeping.

6

They stayed up all night talking around the fire.

7

On Sunday morning, they ate breakfast outdoors.

8

Emma had gone canoeing many times before.

9

Even though she was nervous, Emma had a good time on the lake.

10

They left the cabin without cleaning it.

11

The group returned to the city on Sunday evening.

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Emma thought the weekend was unforgettable.

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