Gemma Burford Enolengila

Rearrange the words to make questions.

A B

Match the questions in column A with the short answers in column B.

1 Are you married? 2 Is your family very large? 3 Were you born in this town? 4 Is your father a good cook? 5 Are your parents from this town? 6 Are there many people with the same name as you?

a Yes, I was. b Yes it is. c Yes, there. d No, I’m not. e No, he isn’t. f No, they are.

1 are family how in many people there your?

2 are names their what?

3 are how old they?

4 are hobbies their what?

5 born parents were where your?

6 family in is person the who youngest your?

7 family holiday last was when your?

Reading: Mother love

Gemma was born in 1978 in a quiet village in the south of England. Her mother worked in a library and her father was an accountant. When she was a student at Oxford University, she travelled to Tanzania and met her future husband, Lesikar, for the first time. The couple got married in 2003.When they had a baby (a daughter, Lucia) they decided to go and live in Tanzania. “I want my daughter to have the best life possible,” said Gemma.

Lesikar is a Masai and lives in a village near Arusha in the north of the country. There is no electricity in the home and they walk almost a kilometer to get water. Gemma cooks simple dinners of corn and vegetables and she washes the clothes in a bucket. There is a small primary school in the village, but Gemma and Lesikar will also teach Lucia at home.

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