Reorder the words to complete the sentence:

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A. What will you do on Children’s Day? – We’ll sing, dance, and play.

B. What will you do on Children’s Day? – We’ll have a party, dance, and sing.

C. What will you do on Children’s Day? – We’ll dance, sing, and have a party.

D. What will you do on Children’s Day? – We’ll celebrate and dance.

A. Will you come to my birthday party next week? – Yes, I will. Thanks!

B. Will you join the party next Friday? – Sure, I will.

C. Will you come to my birthday party next Friday? – Yes, I will. Thanks!

D. Will the party be on Friday? – Yes, it will be.

A. We’ll drink lots of juice and water at the party.

B. We’ll have food and cake at the event.

C. We’ll have lots of food and drinks at the party.

D. Drinks and food will not be at the party.

A. What food will we have at the party? – We’ll have cakes and sweets.

B. What food will you eat at the event? – There will be sweets and candies.

C. Will we eat sweets and cakes? – Yes, at the party.

D. Will cakes and sweets be at the event? – They will.

A. At the event, there will be fun things to do.

B. There will be fun activities at the party.

C. At the party, there will be a lot of fun activities.

D. The party will not have fun activities.

A. True

B. False