Q1: Match the questions and answers. 1- Where are you from? His name's Luis. 2- what's her name? He's from Madrid. 3- What's his name ? It's in Canada. 4- Where's he from ? from Brazil. 5- What's this in English ? Fine, thanks. 6- How are you ? Her name's Lerna. 7- Where's Toronto ? It's a computer.

Q1: Match the questions and answers. 1- Where are you from? His name's Luis. 2- what's her name? He's from Madrid. 3- What's his name ? It's in Canada. 4- Where's he from ? from Brazil. 5- What's this in English ? Fine, thanks. 6- How are you ? Her name's Lerna. 7- Where's Toronto ? It's a computer.

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Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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