| Pupils: |
„Good morning, Mr. Teacher!“ |
| Teacher: |
„Good morning boys. Sit down please. What
about your homework? Well, Christian, where is your
homework, please?“ |
| Christian: |
„Oh, sorry, I left it in the school
bus.“ |
| Teacher: |
„Mmh, well, then -, Jakob, what about
your homework?“ |
| Jakob: |
„Oh, sorry, I left my pencil at school.
So, I couldn’t do my homework.“ |
| Teacher: |
„Mmh, well, Fabian, what about your
homework?“ |
| Fabian: |
„Oh, sorry, I can’t find my
exercise book. Where is my exercise
book?“ |
| Teacher: |
„Mmh, well, Harun, what about your
homework?“ |
| Harun: |
„Oh, sorry, I left my school bag at
school, yesterday.“ I have no
homework.“ |
| Teacher: |
„Ah, well, Sergej, what about your
homework?“ |
| Sergej: |
„Oh, sorry, I’ve lost my pencil
case. I could not write one word at
home.“ |
| Teacher: |
„Ah, well, Alex, what about your
homework?“ |
| Alex: |
„Oh, sorry, it was my sister’s
birthday. So I couldn’t do my homework. |
| Teacher: |
„Ah, well, Viktor, what about your
homework?“ |
| Viktor: |
„Oh, sorry, my Mum always says:
„Clean your room!“ So I couldn’t
do my homework.“ |
| Teacher: |
„Ah, well, Lucas, what about your
homework?“ |
| Lucas: |
„Oh, sorry, my pen was empty. So I
couldn’t write my homework.“ |
| Teacher: |
„Ah, well, Daniel, tell me: What was your
homework for today?“ |
| Daniel: |
„Our homework was this: We had to find a
good excuse, why we have done no
homework.“ |
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