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2.- Reading comprehension exercises (Simple Past)

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2.- Reading comprehension exercises (Simple Past)

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Short reading: "Last weekend, Sarah visited her grandparents in the countryside. She took a train on Saturday morning and arrived at noon. They had lunch together, and then she helped her grandmother to bake a cake. On Sunday, they went for a walk in the forest and saw some ducks. Sarah returned home in the evening feeling happy and relaxed." How did Sarah travel to the countryside?

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Short reading: "Last weekend, Sarah visited her grandparents in the countryside. She took a train on Saturday morning and arrived at noon. They had lunch together, and then she helped her grandmother to bake a cake. On Sunday, they went for a walk in the forest and saw some ducks. Sarah returned home in the evening feeling happy and relaxed." What did Sarah do after lunch on Saturday?

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Short reading: "Last weekend, Sarah visited her grandparents in the countryside. She took a train on Saturday morning and arrived at noon. They had lunch together, and then she helped her grandmother to bake a cake. On Sunday, they went for a walk in the forest and saw some ducks. Sarah returned home in the evening feeling happy and relaxed." When did Sarah return home?

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Short reading: "Last weekend, Sarah visited her grandparents in the countryside. She took a train on Saturday morning and arrived at noon. They had lunch together, and then she helped her grandmother to bake a cake. On Sunday, they went for a walk in the forest and saw some ducks. Sarah returned home in the evening feeling happy and relaxed." What animals did Sarah see in the forest?

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Short reading: "Last weekend, Sarah visited her grandparents in the countryside. She took a train on Saturday morning and arrived at noon. They had lunch together, and then she helped her grandmother to bake a cake. On Sunday, they went for a walk in the forest and saw some ducks. Sarah returned home in the evening feeling happy and relaxed." How did Sarah feel when she got home?

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