National Museum Interview Essay

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1).Eny : Great! 2).Eny : Really? What is it?

3).Eny : No kidding. How did you know? 4).Sarah : Mr. Sukur told me just now. We are not going to have a class tomorrow. All students will go to the National Museum. 5).Sarah : We are going to visit National Museum tomorrow. 6).Sarah : I’ve got good news for us.

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