Less Intermediate 8-3

Lesson 2 Documento sin título Have or Has 1. I answered the question. 2. She opened the window. 3. They called us. 4. You carried a box. 5. It rained a lot. 6. We washed the car 7. He closed the window. 8. Jenny locked the door. 9. The girls visited the museum. 10. John…

Lesson 3 Documento sin título Use the participles you have written above to create questions using “have you ever..?”  Say the answers to yourself. Example: eat at a restaurant? à Have you ever eaten at a restaurant?  (Yes, I have eaten at a restaurant) 1.Take a course in chemistry        2.Ride in an airplane            3.Write a…

Lesson 4 Documento sin título Exercises on Present Perfect Progressive Exceptions in Spelling when Adding ing Write the “ing” form of the verbs. Note the excepitons in spelling when adding “ing”. 1. run → 2. arrive → 3. chat → 4. sit → 5. lie → 6. move → 7. cycle → 8. travel →…

Lesson 5 Documento sin título Please familiarize yourself with the following vocabulary and read the article below. Disaster Tiresome Bleak Desperate Remedy Gradual Underling Detractors Induced Arsenal Disposal Nuclear Episode Feigning Absorbed Guarantees Pretends Etiquette Lethargy Wakefulness Disappointment Show your understanding of the vocabulary by filling in the blanks. 1. Hurricanes are one type of…

Lesson 2 Documento sin título Groups Alter Tactics With Rise in Abandoned Pets By AIMÉE HARRIS Published: October 14, 2007 THE number of illegal pets and abandoned animals on Long Island has increased so much in recent years that animal groups are adjusting how they respond. Recent cases of abandoned animals have gone beyond cats…

Lesson 5 Documento sin título Nodding off on the job: How not to pull a Cheney PATRICK WHITE From Monday’s Globe and Mail October 29, 2007 at 9:12 AM EDT Another bleak meeting about another disaster proved too tiresome for U.S. Vice-President Dick Cheney last week. As his boss droned about the desperate state of…