A：What do the children often have Chinese?

B：At o'clock.

Baobao: Hi, Guoguo. I play football and do some reading on Saturday. What do you do at the weekend?

Guoguo: Hi, Baobao. I don't have lessons at the weekend. I see a film and go swimming. What about you, Lily?

Lily: I do some reading and see a film on Saturday. And you, Janet?

Janet: I go swimming and play football on Sunday.

David: Good morning, Lily.

Lily: Good morning, David. Look at the photo. Who's that little girl?

David: Which one?

Lily: That one with a white blouse and a pink skirt.

David: Oh, that one?

Lily: She has a round face and two big eyes.

David: Ah, she's May. She's cute. And her mother is my teacher.

Lily: Your teacher? What is she like?

David: She's tall and she has two big eyes. She is my English teacher. She is kind to us.

Lily: Do you like her?

David: Yes. And I like English very much.

    I'm Mike. I like books. So I read books on Monday. I like football. I play football on Tuesday. I like art. I draw pictures on Friday. I love my grandparents. My parents and I go to see them on Saturday. I like films. I go to see a film on Sunday.

    Today is Sunday. Tom's family are all at home. Tom is doing his homework. His father is reading a book. His mother is cleaning the rooms. His sister is listening to music. His brother is taking exercise. His grandpa and grandma are watching TV. They are happy.

    Today my friends and I are all on the playground. Look! Sally is running. Mike and Sam are swimming in the swimming pool. Jim is skating next to the swimming pool. Tom and John are playing table tennis. Bill and his brother are playing tennis. Kate and her sister are playing volleyball. Sarah is doing the high jump. Ken is doing the long jump. Linlin is doing kung fu. Where am I? I'm reading an interesting book under the tree. We are all happy.

    I'm Yangyang. This is my day. It's half past six in the morning. It's time to get up. It's seven o'clock. It's time for breakfast. It's twenty past seven. It's time to go to school. When do I go to the drawing lesson? At ten to two in the afternoon. It's half past five. It's time to go back home. At six o'clock I watch the cartoons. At nine o'clock, I go to bed.