Scene 5 of 50
Who lives where?
Who lives where?
Your goalI can ask how someone is, and ask where people live.
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Meet the 12 words of this scene before you read. You can also go straight to the story.
AnneGood morning. How are you?
Good morning. How are you?
Fine, thank you. And you?
Fine, thank you. And you?
Fine, thank you. And you?
Fine, thank you. And you?
- Anne
Fine too. And at night?
Fine too. And at night?
Not so well. Jack plays the trumpet at night.
Not so well. Jack plays the trumpet at night.
Not so well. Jack plays the trumpet at night.
Not so well. Jack plays the trumpet at night.
The musician is standing in the front door with a mug of tea. - Anne
At night? Jack!
At night? Jack!
JackSorry, Mrs Walker!
Sorry, Mrs Walker!
The baker waves from the café door. Where does May live?
Where does May live?
Where does May live?
Where does May live?
She points at the windows above the café. 
She smiles at the girl, who is stroking the cat. - Anne
Upstairs. The café is downstairs.
Upstairs. The café is downstairs.
Does Nicky live here too?
Does Nicky live here too?
Does Nicky live here too?
Does Nicky live here too?
- Anne
No. But she comes every day. She’s my granddaughter.
No. But she comes every day. She’s my granddaughter.
And where does Milo live?
And where does Milo live?
And where does Milo live?
And where does Milo live?
She points at one window after another. - Anne
Here and there. Upstairs and downstairs. He’s the boss!
Here and there. Upstairs and downstairs. He’s the boss!
Who says this?
Good morning. How are you?
Good morning. How are you?
What does it mean?
Not so well. Jack plays the trumpet at night.
Not so well. Jack plays the trumpet at night.
Which line do you hear?
Where does May live?
Where does May live?
Put the words in order.
And where does Milo live?
And where does Milo live?
What happens first?
Put the lines in the order they come in the scene.
Scene complete
Who lives where?
Goal reachedI can ask how someone is, and ask where people live.
