Less Pre-Intermediate 2-5
Lesson 2
Lesson 1 Documento sin título Read this example dialogue to understand Future Progressive: On the telephone: Angie: Hi John, it’s Angie. How are you? John: I’m fine, Angie. How are you? Angie: I need some help with my homework. Are you going to be doing a lot tonight? I can come and meet you…
Lesson 6 Documento sin título Present Progressive – Exceptions in Spelling Exercise on Exceptions 1 Write down the ing form of the following words. Mind the exceptions in spelling. 1. make 2. have 3. sit 4. run 5. lie 6. stop 7. model 8. get 9. travel 10. tie
Lesson 8 Documento sin título Read these sentences and fill in the blanks to describe the subject. Use the verbs from above to make adjectives. Janie thinks there is a monster in her closet. She is . Jim and Lisa had a wedding last week. They are . The store is open until 10pm. It’s…
Lesson 2 Documento sin título U.S. book prices ‘could kill’ small shops By Robyn Young: The Daily News. November 2, 2007 Wal-Mart’s move may be cheaper for customers, but threatens to finish off independents like Frog Hollow Independent magazine and book-store owners in Halifax are reeling after an announcement by Wal-Mart Canada yesterday that the…
Lesson 3 Documento sin título Add the word in italics to the sentences. Don’t put the words at the beginning of the sentence. Example: always Tom always studies at home in the evening. 1. Always -Tom is at home in the evening. 2. Usually -The mail comes at noon. 3. Usually -The mail is here…
Lesson 7 Documento sin título Change these sentences into passive sentences. Use the by-phrase only if it is necessary. People grow rice in India. Mr. Lee grows rice in China. Do people speak Spanish in Bolivia? Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. Somebody published Romeo and Juliet in 1496. Someone told me a secret. People…
Lesson 1 Documento sin título Read this example dialogue to understand Future Progressive: On the telephone: Angie: Hi John, it’s Angie. How are you? John: I’m fine, Angie. How are you? Angie: I need some help with my homework. Are you going to be doing a lot tonight? I can come and meet you…
Lesson 6 Documento sin título Present Progressive – Exceptions in Spelling Exercise on Exceptions 1 Write down the ing form of the following words. Mind the exceptions in spelling. 1. make 2. have 3. sit 4. run 5. lie 6. stop 7. model 8. get 9. travel 10. tie
Lesson 8 Documento sin título Read these sentences and fill in the blanks to describe the subject. Use the verbs from above to make adjectives. Janie thinks there is a monster in her closet. She is . Jim and Lisa had a wedding last week. They are . The store is open until 10pm. It’s…
Lesson 2 Documento sin título U.S. book prices ‘could kill’ small shops By Robyn Young: The Daily News. November 2, 2007 Wal-Mart’s move may be cheaper for customers, but threatens to finish off independents like Frog Hollow Independent magazine and book-store owners in Halifax are reeling after an announcement by Wal-Mart Canada yesterday that the…
Lesson 3 Documento sin título Add the word in italics to the sentences. Don’t put the words at the beginning of the sentence. Example: always Tom always studies at home in the evening. 1. Always -Tom is at home in the evening. 2. Usually -The mail comes at noon. 3. Usually -The mail is here…
Lesson 7 Documento sin título Change these sentences into passive sentences. Use the by-phrase only if it is necessary. People grow rice in India. Mr. Lee grows rice in China. Do people speak Spanish in Bolivia? Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. Somebody published Romeo and Juliet in 1496. Someone told me a secret. People…
Lesson 1 Documento sin título Read this example dialogue to understand Future Progressive: On the telephone: Angie: Hi John, it’s Angie. How are you? John: I’m fine, Angie. How are you? Angie: I need some help with my homework. Are you going to be doing a lot tonight? I can come and meet you…
Lesson 6 Documento sin título Present Progressive – Exceptions in Spelling Exercise on Exceptions 1 Write down the ing form of the following words. Mind the exceptions in spelling. 1. make 2. have 3. sit 4. run 5. lie 6. stop 7. model 8. get 9. travel 10. tie
Lesson 8 Documento sin título Read these sentences and fill in the blanks to describe the subject. Use the verbs from above to make adjectives. Janie thinks there is a monster in her closet. She is . Jim and Lisa had a wedding last week. They are . The store is open until 10pm. It’s…
Lesson 2 Documento sin título U.S. book prices ‘could kill’ small shops By Robyn Young: The Daily News. November 2, 2007 Wal-Mart’s move may be cheaper for customers, but threatens to finish off independents like Frog Hollow Independent magazine and book-store owners in Halifax are reeling after an announcement by Wal-Mart Canada yesterday that the…
Lesson 3 Documento sin título Add the word in italics to the sentences. Don’t put the words at the beginning of the sentence. Example: always Tom always studies at home in the evening. 1. Always -Tom is at home in the evening. 2. Usually -The mail comes at noon. 3. Usually -The mail is here…
Lesson 7 Documento sin título Change these sentences into passive sentences. Use the by-phrase only if it is necessary. People grow rice in India. Mr. Lee grows rice in China. Do people speak Spanish in Bolivia? Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. Somebody published Romeo and Juliet in 1496. Someone told me a secret. People…
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