Less Pre-Intermediate 2-9

Lesson 3 Documento sin título Positive Sentences in Past Perfect Simple Write the verbs in Past Perfect Simple. Example: Last week I visited the school where I (go) _had gone_ to University. 1.The pupils talked about the film they (watch) . 2.I was late for work because I (miss) the bus. 3.We lived in the…

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 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 4 Documento sin título Vocabulary: Study these vocabulary words before you read the story below. ancient handsome graceful chance reflection blossoms mountain admire gleam slender slim mop crowned precipice sculptor pass sculptor reflection balance toppled drown discover scent heaven faultless image carve mankind mirror seize being myth         READING #4         In Ancient Greece…

Lesson 4 Documento sin título Answer the following “how long” questions with the words in parentheses.  Use past perfect progressive. How long had you been driving when the car broke down? (5 minutes) How long had he been singing before you heard him? (a long time) How long had the children been playing the game…

Lesson 8 Documento sin título The Ultimate Canadian Travel Guide To An East Coast Adventure Posted by EditorsChoice 2007-11-03   Making the decision to visit any one of Canada’s beautiful provinces or territories is easy, especially if you decide to spend your time on the East Coast. Canada’s East Coast is made up of Newfoundland,…