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2. opened
3. stayed
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5. helped
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7. hit
8. brought
9. started
10. was
11. taught
12. wrote
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15. took

A: Did the students write on paper?
B: No, they didn’t. – Did the teachers write on the board?
A: Yes, they did. – Did the students all sit in one classroom?
B: Yes, they did. – Did the teachers hit the students?
A: Yes, they did. – Did the students go to after-school clubs?
B: No, they didn’t. – Did the teachers show films?
A: No, they didn’t. – Did the students use computers?
B: No, they didn’t. – Did the teachers teach reading, writing and maths?
A: Yes, they did. – Did the students eat in the cafeteria?
B: No, they didn’t. – Did the teachers go to school by car?
A: No, they didn’t. – Did the students bring firewood to school?
B: Yes, they did. – Did the teachers take turns to teach the younger and the older children?
A: Yes, they did. – Did the students learn about art and music?
B: No, they didn’t. – Did the teachers put exercises online?
A: No, they didn’t. – Did the students go to school early?
B: Yes, they did.

They didn’t post photos. – They didn’t watch funny videos. – They didn’t write texts on computers. – They didn’t take selfies. – They didn’t listen to music online. – They didn’t look for information online. – They didn’t send messages. – They didn’t play video games. – They didn’t buy in online shops.

Jacob had trouble with Mike, a boy at his school. He didn’t work hard enough, so his parents were very angry with him. Mike waited for Jacob outside the school and he stole his pocket money. Jacob felt very awkward. He didn’t want to go to school any more. He stayed in bed all day, so his mum got worried and she didn’t know what to do. Then Jacob had a good idea. Mike always won the school race. So Jacob got up early every day and ran around the park. On the day of the school race Jacob felt very nervous. Mike laughed at him. Then the race started. Jacob was very fast, and Mike was shocked. Jacob won the race. After that he had no more trouble with Mike.