I wish we __________ a big family dinner every weekend.

__________ she __________ in the garden when you arrived in the morning?

While we were celebrating the festival, my aunt __________ us a traditional song.

He __________ his report all night because he had to submit it in the morning.

We wish our cousins __________ us for the summer family reunion.

When I __________ into the room, he __________ to anyone.

During the presentation, the students __________ notes quietly.

Where __________ your relatives __________ for the family meal yesterday afternoon?

I wish my cousins __________ closer so we could have more family get-togethers.

We wish the holidays __________ longer so we could enjoy them more.

Emily: I really appreciate your advice on where to visit.

Kathy: __________ I hope you have a great time there.

Sam: Thank you for talking about your family's traditions.

Tuan: __________ We had a lot of fun in the past.

Chloe: Thank you for telling me about your childhood.

Mai: __________ I'm glad you liked hearing about it.

Micheal: I'm grateful for you explaining your family's customs.

Nhung: __________ We always make food together.

a. Ryan: We used books from the library and asked teachers for help.

b. Ryan: We didn't have the internet when I was young.

c. Mark: How did you find information for your homework?

a. Max: Wow! Did you travel by car?

b. Grandpa: I went to many places, like the mountains and the beach. It was very exciting.

c. Max: Grandpa, where did you go when you were young?

d. Grandpa: No, we traveled by train. It was slower, but we enjoyed the view.

a. Adam: When I was a kid, I didn't have a computer or phone like today.

b. Adam: I read books, played outside, or went to visit my friends.

c. Mia: Really? How did you spend your free time?

a. Leo: Oh, that's nice! My family has a big dinner on New Year's Eve.

b. Leo: We don't give gifts for New Year's, but we like being together.

c. Lily: We do that too, but Christmas is special because we also give gifts.

d. Lily: Every year, my family gets together at my grandma's house for Christmas.

a. Grandpa: We played simple games like tag and hide and seek with our friends.

b. Jake: I bet you didn't have as many things to play with at school.

c. Jake: What games did you play?

d. Grandpa: That's right. We didn't have phones or toys. But we played outside a lot.

a. Anna: So how did you stay in touch with your friends?

b. Zoe: We didn't have phones or tablets back then.

c. Zoe: We wrote letters or talked to each other when we saw each other at school.