Less Pre-Intermediate 4-5

Lesson 1 Documento sin título Vocabulary Study these vocabulary words before you read the story.    arena     influence impartial reward innocence beneath accused exactly method obvious trial           king court         incorruptible punishment subject    give       immediately surround  signal devour     alike guilty      different   obvious    punish criminal   duty administer  privilege assemble tiger   READING #1 When all…

Lesson 3 Documento sin título Change the following irregular verbs into their past participle form. 1.Speak – spoke – 2.Be – was/were- 3.Ride – rode  – 4.Take- took – 5.Drive- drove – 6.Put – put – 7.See – saw – 8.Say – said – 9.Lose – lost – 10.Cut – cut – 11.Eat – ate…

Lesson 1 Documento sin título Look at Johns schedule for tonight:   5:00pm Dinner with my parents. 6:00pm Help Jeff move to his new apartment. 7:00pm 8:00pm Drive Carrie to the airport. 9:00pm Coffee with Amy. 10:00pm Study at the library with Angie. 11:00pm Beer with Jerry 12:00pm Do homework 1:00 am Sleep. 2:00am  …

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 Cracking the Business Casual Dress Code by Mary Lou Andre: Monster Contributing Writer The American workplace is much different than it was five years ago: Everything from corporate structure and hiring practices to work schedules and compensation has been affected. But these important areas are not the only marked differences in…

Lesson 2 Documento sin título Simple Present, Exercise on Exceptions in Spelling Write down the verbs in the third person singular. Note the exceptions in spelling. 1. I can swim. – She swim. 2. I miss the bus. – She the bus. 3. I know you. – She you. 4. I sit down. – She…