Less Pre-Intermediate 3-9

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 7 Documento sin título Travel Planning By Tom Hall: Lonely Planet Once that travel bug bites, everything gets very exciting very quickly. Before you know it you’re on the net, on the phone, in a travel agency, in a gear shop. You’re buying tickets, trying on trusty travelling shoes and purchasing plastic soap containers….

Lesson 6 Documento sin título Exercise on questions with interrogative particles Ask for the information in the bold part of the sentence. 1. Ashley is going to a restaurant. 2. Gareth is reading the paper. 3. Stacey is playing in the garden. 4. She is wearing a red dress. 5. Britney is doing her homework….

Lesson 4 Documento sin título Counterfeit goods Is your buy real or fake? And why should you care? CBC: March 6, 2007 Once the domain of flea markets and street vendors pedalling knock-off T-shirts and watches, the counterfeit industry has bloomed to include electronics, luxury items, even medicine ? a global trade worth an estimated…

Lesson 7 Documento sin título Active Vs. Passive Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in parenthesis. Yesterday out teacher (arrive) five minutes late. Our morning paper (read) by over 100,000 people everyday. Last night my favourite TV program (interrupt) by a special news bulletin. That?s not my coat. It (belong) to…

Lesson 6 Documento sin título Read these sentences.  Underline the verb and indicate if they are transitive (v.t.) or intransitive (v.i.). Change the sentence to passive if possible. Example: Jack walked to school. _(v.i) No change___________________________ Sara broke the window. _(v.t)The window was broken by Sara. _________ We stayed in a hotel. The leaves fell…