5 SALLY: Oh, hi, John! How was your weekend? JOHN: It was great, thanks. I went on a day trip to Colonial Williamsburg on Saturday. SALLY: Oh, really? I'd really like to go there! Did you have a nice time?
JOHN: Yes, it was fantastic. First of all, we went on a tour of some historical buildings and gardens. Then, we met actors playing famous people from the past, like George Washington, who told us about life in the 18th century.
SALLY: That sounds very interesting!
JOHN: It was! The best part of the day, though, was when we watched a re-enactment of the Battle of Williamsburg. How about you? Did you have a nice weekend?
SALLY: Oh, I didn't do anything special. I just hung out with my friends and went to my grandmother's for Sunday lunch!

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