4 Do you often when you go to nightclubs?
5 The doctor asked me to
down on the bed.
6 The boys
into the swimming pool
7 She
her bike to school this morning.
8 I was late, so I
to the bus stop, but I
9 She
off the bus, went into the station and
over.
a train.​

"4 Do you often dance when you go to nightclubs?

To answer this question, we need to understand what the word 'often' means. 'Often' means that something happens frequently or regularly. So, the question is asking if you dance a lot when you go to nightclubs. To answer this question, you would think about how often you dance at nightclubs. Maybe you dance every time you go to a nightclub, or maybe you only dance occasionally. Think about your personal experiences and preferences when going to nightclubs, and then you can provide your answer based on that.

5 The doctor asked me to lie down on the bed.

To understand this sentence, we first need to know what it means to 'lie down'. 'Lie down' means to recline or rest one's body in a horizontal position, usually on a bed or a flat surface. In this sentence, the doctor is requesting or instructing someone to lie down on the bed. This could be because the doctor needs to examine or treat the person, and lying down on the bed would make it easier for the doctor to do so. So, if someone asks you to lie down on the bed, they want you to rest or recline on the bed.

6 The boys jumped into the swimming pool.

This sentence tells us that some boys jumped into the swimming pool. 'Jumped' means to propel oneself quickly upward or forward by pushing off a supporting surface with one's legs. So, the boys in this sentence used their legs to push themselves upward and then entered the swimming pool. If you were asked to complete this sentence, you would say that the boys 'jumped' into the swimming pool.

7 She rode her bike to school this morning.

In this sentence, we learn that someone rode their bike to school this morning. 'Rode' is the past tense of the verb 'ride'. 'Ride' means to sit on and control the movement of a bicycle, motorcycle, or any other vehicle. So, the person in this sentence sat on their bike and controlled its movements to travel to school. If you were asked to finish this sentence, you would say that she 'rode' her bike to school this morning.

8 I was late, so I ran to the bus stop, but I missed the bus.

This sentence talks about being late and missing the bus. 'Ran' means to move swiftly on foot. So, in this sentence, the person was late for the bus, so they moved swiftly on foot to reach the bus stop. However, despite their efforts, they missed the bus. If you had to complete this sentence, you would say that the person 'ran' to the bus stop, but they 'missed' the bus.

9 She got off the bus, went into the station, and got onto a train.

This sentence describes a sequence of actions taken by someone. 'Got off' means to disembark or exit from a vehicle, in this case, the bus. 'Went into' means to enter or go inside a place, in this case, the station. 'Got onto' means to board or climb onto a vehicle, in this case, the train. So, the person in this sentence left the bus, entered the station, and then boarded the train. If you were to complete this sentence, you would say that she 'got off' the bus, 'went into' the station, and 'got onto' a train."