Look at the table. This is what the people do on Sundays. Write the questions and answers. Then ask your partner questions to fill in the table about him/her. 1) Luigi / watch TV; 2) Oliver and Sara / go to the cinema; 3) Oliver and Sara / listen to music; 4) Nadia / go to the cinema; 5) Oliver and Sara / swim; 6) Nadia / swim; 7) Oliver and Sara / watch TV; 8) Luigi / swim; 9) Nadia / watch TV; 10) Luigi / listen to music. Table: Luigi—usually watches TV, sometimes listens to music, never swims, often goes to the cinema. Oliver and Sara—never watch TV, often listen to music, sometimes swim, usually go to the cinema. Nadia—often watches TV, never listens to music, usually swims, sometimes goes to the cinema.

1. Does Luigi watch TV on Sundays?
   Yes, he usually watches TV on Sundays.

2. Do Oliver and Sara go to the cinema on Sundays?
   Yes, they usually go to the cinema on Sundays.

3. Do Oliver and Sara listen to music on Sundays?
   Yes, they often listen to music on Sundays.

4. Does Nadia go to the cinema on Sundays?
   Yes, she sometimes goes to the cinema on Sundays.

5. Do Oliver and Sara swim on Sundays?
   Yes, they sometimes swim on Sundays.

6. Does Nadia swim on Sundays?
   Yes, she usually swims on Sundays.

7. Do Oliver and Sara watch TV on Sundays?
   No, they never watch TV on Sundays.

8. Does Luigi swim on Sundays?
   No, he never swims on Sundays.

9. Does Nadia watch TV on Sundays?
   Yes, she often watches TV on Sundays.

10. Does Luigi listen to music on Sundays?
    Yes, he sometimes listens to music on Sundays.

For the partner table, ask and answer using the same pattern: Does he/she ...? — Yes, he/she usually/often/sometimes ... or No, he/she never ....