, Task 2. Dialogue. Put the dialogue in order. Number the sentences.

Sue Could you swim when you were seven?

Sue Jim, can you swim?

Sue No, I can’t.

Jim No, I couldn’t.

Sue Could you play the guitar when you were seven?

Jim Yes, I could.

Jim Yes, I can.

Jim No, and I couldn’t play it when I was five but I can play it now. I’m very good. Can you play the guitar? Sue Could you swim when you were five?

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I  had a favorite toy in my childhood. I had a lot of toys but I love this toy most of alI. It was a teddy bear. I took it with me  everywhere I went. The bear was with me even at night. 
Once I'd lost it. I cryed and was sad for a few days but teddy wasn't found. My parents  bought me a new bear but it didn't  replace my favorite toy.
A few years gone and I grew up. When I was tidying up the house, I found my old favorite toy.  My feelings were so pleasant. I cleaned toy and gave it a good look. The bear is standing in a prominent place now and it reminds me of my happy childhood.

I  had a favorite toy in my childhood. I had a lot of toys but I love this toy most of alI. It was a teddy bear. I took it with me  everywhere I went. The bear was with me even at night. 
Once I'd lost it. I cryed and was sad for a few days but teddy wasn't found. My parents  bought me a new bear but it didn't  replace my favorite toy.
A few years gone and I grew up. When I was tidying up the house, I found my old favorite toy.  My feelings were so pleasant. I cleaned toy and gave it a good look. The bear is standing in a prominent place now and it reminds me of my happy childhood.