Sam needs the house key before going out.
The idea
Follow the search from the shelf to the chair and then the bag.
Read the text
Sam wants to go out. The house key is not on the shelf. Sam looks under the chair.
The key is not there. Then Sam opens a bag. The key is inside the bag.
Examples
- Sam wants to go out.
- The house key is not on the shelf.
- Sam looks under the chair.
- The key is not there.
- Then Sam opens a bag.
- The key is inside the bag.
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A place Sam checks is not necessarily the place where the key is found.
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What is Sam looking for?
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the key
The key is the object Sam needs.
Where does Sam look after checking the shelf?
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under the chair
Under the chair is the first place Sam looks after noticing the empty shelf.
Where is the key?
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in the bag / inside the bag
In the bag is where Sam finds the key.
Practice round
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What is Sam looking for?
Where does Sam look after checking the shelf?
Where is the key?
in the bag / inside the bag
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Tap the words in the right order.
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Name the places Sam checks and say where the key is.