Intermediate Conversation
Intermediate Conversation
Intermediate English
Conversation
Student Manual
Mormon Helping Hands English Class
Hondat
LDS Church
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Welcome!
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Table of Contents
Lesson Title Page Number Attendance
1. Getting Acquainted 5
2. Emotions 9
3. Good Manners 13
4. Family 17
5. Friends / Forgiveness 21
6. Work 25
7. Helping 28
8. Communication 31
9. Body Parts 35
10. Health 39
11. Weather 44
12. Food 48
Midterm Evaluation 52
13. Nature 53
14. Opposites 56
15. Time 59
16. Directions 63
17. Our World 67
18. Holidays 71
19. Colors and Shapes 75
20. Hobbies 79
21. Clothes 83
22. School 87
23. Goals and Dreams 91
24. Travel 95
Final Class Evaluation 98
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Lesson 1: Getting Acquainted
Phrases
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Vocabulary
A: I from (Washington).
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them all. Throughout my life I have met many different people. We
all look different, but we are all human beings.
What are some characteristics that all human beings have in common?
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Lesson 2: Emotions
Pronunciation: eat and it
1. eat it 6. keen kin
2. sleep slip 7. peek pick
3. meat mitt 8. weep whip
4. greet grit 9. seen sin
5. deal dill 10. sheep ship
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Vocabulary
angry _____ makes me feel angry.
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Conversation
A.
both get good grades.
B: Good idea. Well, I have to go to my next class. See
you later!
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Reading
Have you ever lost your temper and done something foolish?
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Lesson 3: Good Manners
Pronunciation: met and mat
1. met mat 6. kept capped
2. peck pack 7. left laughed
3. wrench ranch 8. bet bat
4. dead dad 9. set sat
5. said sad 10. pest past
Phrases
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Vocabulary
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Conversation
A: Sure!
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Reading
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Lesson 4: Family
Phrases
I miss...
I miss going to the movies with my friends.
Good bye! I'll miss you!
School was so much fun! I miss it a lot.
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Vocabulary
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Reading
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Lesson 5: Friends/Forgiveness
Pronunciation: sink and think
1. sink think 6. worse worth
2. sick thick 7. gloss cloth
3. asunder thunder 8. face faith
4. win thin 9. gross growth
5. sing thing 10. bass bath
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Vocabulary
accidentally I accidentally took his _____ because it looked like mine!
past couple of days The past couple of days have been _____.
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to be in a hurry I am in a hurry
Conversation
A: I apologize
B:
A: What have you been doing?
B: Yesterday I was in a hurry, and I accidentally ran into
a car.
A: sorry to hear that. Was anyone hurt?
B: No one was hurt. But it was my fault.
A: Well, I have to catch a bus.
something together this weekend.
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Reading
One day, while I was driving to the grocery store, I heard a loud
noise and my car was suddenly pushed to the side. At first, I didn't
know what had happened, but then I realized I had been in an
accident. It wasn't my fault, and luckily, no one was hurt, but I was
angry. I was in a hurry and some careless person ran into me. I got
out of my car, walked over to the other car, and began yelling at the
man who ran into me. When he stepped out of the car, I realized he
was one of my best friends. I immediately apologized and told him I
was sorry for being angry and yelling at him. He laughed and told me
everything was okay. My friend apologized for running into me, and
he forgave me for yelling at him.
I learned an important lesson that day. I learned that I should
treat everyone the same way I would treat a good friend. Accidents
happen, and I should treat everyone the way I want to be treated.
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Lesson 6: Work
Phrases
I wish
I wish I had worked a little harder.
I wish I had been there to see the concert.
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Vocabulary
coworker My coworker helps me _____.
cubicle His cubicle is _____.
demotion She had a demotion because the company was _____.
employee The new employee is working at _____.
fired The worker was fired for _____.
full-time John is now a full-time _____.
lay-offs The company had lay-offs due to _____.
manager My manager is very _____.
minimum wage She was paid minimum wage because _____.
overtime Many employees work overtime because_____.
pay check I receive a pay check for _____.
pay day Every pay day I _____.
phone tag Phone tag is when _____.
profit The company earned a profit of _____ .
promotion He was happy to receive a promotion for _____.
shift I work the _____ shift.
slack off I try not to slack off when _____.
tax We pay a high tax for _____.
thrifty Our company tries to be thrifty by _____.
work day My work day is from _____.
workaholic workaholic because _____.
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Conversation
A: You look tired today. Have you been working over time?
B: Yeah, I've been working extra hours every day this week.
A: Wow. The manager just asked me to work this weekend,
too.
B: The company is laying off employees, so now we have to
do extra work.
A: I saw John packing up his things in his cubical. Sounds
tough.
B: At least we still have a job. I can't wait till pay day. I need
the extra money.
A: I should get back to work. I'll see you at lunch break.
Reading
My very first job was at a local ice cream shop. It was a part-
time job and I was paid minimum wage. Because my pay check was
small, I had to be thrifty in how I spent my money. I didn't go
shopping with my friends as often, and I bought cheap meals I could
eat at home. I worked hard. I was always on time, and if someone
got sick, I took their shift. I didn't want to slack off like some of my
co-workers. My boss saw how hard I worked, and he gave me a raise.
After two years, I was promoted to manager. By that time, my pay
check was larger, but because I had learned to be thrifty, that habit
continued with me. I'm still careful about how and where I spend my
money. I intend to start my own business, so I'm saving my money. I
don't think that I could start a business without first learning to
manage money.
Phrases
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Vocabulary
chore At home, my chore is to _____.
diligent I am diligent in doing my _____ every day.
donation He made a donation to _____ with the extra money.
favor I need to ask for a favor. Can you _____?
furniture Polish the furniture with _____.
garbage The garbage needs to be taken to _____.
garbage can The garbage can is for recycling _____.
in the first place I should have _____ in the first place.
lazy When I feel lazy, _____.
scrub Every week I scrub _____.
service _____has the best service in town.
to be huge I found a huge _____ outside.
to clean I need to clean my _____.
to find out I need to find out what time the _____ starts.
to help She is leaving to help _____.
to invite I would like to invite _____ to my party.
to move Our neighbors are going to move to _____.
to pack We are going to pack the _____.
to sweep Use the broom to sweep the _____.
to wipe I will use the towel to wipe the _____.
to work I have to work so hard, I never have time to _____.
to wrap You will need to wrap the _____.
vacuum I need to vacuum my _____.
volunteer We want to volunteer for the _____project.
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Conversation
Reading
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Lesson 8: Communication
Pronunciation: R and L
1. aloud allowed 6. great grate
2. bald bawled 7. pear pair
3. lite light 8. hole whole
4. berry bury 9. marry merry
5. flew flu 10. right write
Phrases
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Vocabulary
advertisement I saw an advertisement for on the train.
facial expression I could tell by her facial expression that she was _____.
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speech Her speech is easy to _____.
to make a deal Mr. Kim will try to make a deal with _____.
Conversation
A: Hi, this is (Jimmy). Did you ever get a hold of (Mr. Williams)?
B: No. I tried to call him the other day, but he was busy on the
phone.
A: All right. Tell him that if he wants to see my report, he can
download the presentation from the internet.
B: Okay. Would you like me to have Mr. Williams call you later?
A: Actually, my cell phone is broken so if he needs to contact me,
he can either send me an email or a fax.
B: Okay. I'll let him know.
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Reading
Here's a typical day in the life of Jane. At 6:30 AM, her alarm goes off. As
she gets ready for the day, she listens to the news on the TV. While she takes
her three kids to school, she hears a movie commercial on the radio. The
movie sounds interesting, so she decides to take her family to see it later.
After dropping off her kids, she visits her friend Lucy, who is moving. As Jane
helps Lucy pack, they talk about the place Lucy is moving to. Though Lucy
says she's excited for the move, her tone of voice says differently.
Later that day, she drives to her kids school to pick them up. She gets out of
her car and looks around. When she finds her kids, she gestures for them to
come. Their body language says they are sad to leave their friends. To cheer
the
child starts dancing for joy. When they get home, the two oldest start
working on homework. Jane helps one of them type a poem on the computer,
while another child works on a speech for school. Once the father comes
home from work, they eat dinner, and then go to the movie together.
Which ones do you use every day? Which ones are good? Bad? Why?
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Lesson 9: Body Parts
Pronunciation: thank and tank
1. thank tank 6. bath bat
2. thick tick 7. oath oat
3. thin tin 8. tenth tent
4. thug tug 9. tooth toot
5. theme team 10. ether eater
Phrases
I used to do that.
When I was at home, I used to play baseball a lot.
My mother used to sing to me when I was young.
I used to be able to speak English very well.
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Vocabulary
Conversation
A: Where does it hurt?
B: My throat really hurts and I have a stomach ache.
A: Is your nose stuffed up?
B: No, I have a runny nose and it is difficult to breathe when I sleep.
A. You probably have a cold. Take some medicine and get plenty
of rest. Come see me again next week.
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Reading
What difficulties have you had to overcome? How did you do it?
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Lesson 10: Health
Pronunciation: those and doze
1. the done 6. lather ladder
2. though dough 7. soothe sued
3. they day 8. smooth snood
4. other udder 9. thy die
5. there dare 10. bathe bad
Phrases
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Vocabulary
addiction An addiction to _____ is dangerous.
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Reading
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Lesson 11: Weather
Pronunciation: ten and den
Phrases
A: He showed up late.
B: That is why we had to start at 7:30.
A: I forgot to lock the door last night.
B: Oh, that is why the door was open when I came this morning.
A:
B: skier because he practices in Park City, Utah.
C: Why did he lie to us?
D: Because he did not want his parents to know.
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Vocabulary
chilly When I am chilly, I put on a _____.
clear On a clear day, I can see _____.
cloud The cloud looked like a _____.
cold _____ is a cold place.
cool At night, when the air is cool, I like to _____.
dry I like to dry off after _____.
frost It is so cold, there is frost on the _____.
fall/autumn During fall/autumn the leaves turn _____.
forecast The weather forecast for tomorrow is _____.
gust of wind A gust of wind blew over the _____.
hot _____ is a hot place.
humid _____ is a humid place to live.
hurricane The hurricane blew over many _____.
mild _____ has mild weather all year.
puddle When I see a puddle, I _____.
rain I will cancel the _____ if there is rain tomorrow.
rainbow My favorite color of the rainbow is _____.
sky _____ can be seen in the sky.
slippery When it rains, the _____ becomes slippery.
snow In the snow, we can _____.
sprinkle It began to sprinkle rain, so we _____.
stormy Due to the stormy weather, the _____ was canceled.
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sunny If tomorrow is sunny, I will _____.
temperature The temperature in our city is usually _____.
to blow The _____ began to blow.
to bundle up Bundle up outside!
to color The cold air began to color our red.
to shine I wish the sun would shine so I can _____.
to shiver _____ makes me shiver.
tornado A tornado destroyed the _____.
variety I like a variety of _____.
warm On a beautiful, warm day, I like to _____.
wet My _____ got wet in the rain.
wind I could hear the wind _____.
winter In the winter, we like to _____.
year-round My ideal year-round weather would be _____.
Conversation
A: Let's go surfing today!
B: rain.
A: How do you know? The sky is clear right now.
B: storm coming in later today.
A: Do you know what the weather will be like tomorrow?
B: Tomorrow afternoon will be sunny and warm.
B: So if you'd like, let's go surfing tomorrow.
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Reading
Most people like sunny days that are warm. However, since I was
little, I loved variety. A blue sky is beautiful, but a few clouds give me
something to look at. I like to sit on grassy hills and watch the shapes
move across the sky. I see huge animals, machines, or monsters all in
the clouds. It was all in my imagination. Sometimes their shadows
cover me and make me cold, and I even shiver for a second. The clear
sky might get dark. Then it begins to sprinkle raindrops. Even when it is
raining, we can run outside and dance in the puddles. At the end of
the rainstorm occasionally the sun shines through and creates a
rainbow at the end of the valley. A rainbow is very beautiful. When
the temperature drops, the rain turns to snow. If we bundle up, we
can stay warm while we play in the snow. But while we are playing,
the cold wind blows and colors our cheeks making them red.
Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night. The falling snow
makes the light a different color and everything seems so bright. All
the sky is pink, and the night is quiet. There is beauty in the frost, too.
rainbow. As seasons change, I can see all the
beauty the world has to offer.
How does the weather make you feel?
What do you picture in your mind when you watch the clouds?
What do you like more rain or snow? Why?
Why is weather important?
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Lesson 12: Food
Phrases
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Vocabulary
a dozen (eggs, rolls) At the store, we bought a dozen _____.
all-you-can-eat My favorite food at the all-you-can-eat buffet is ___.
appetizer For the appetizer, I chose _____.
baker's dozen I bought a n of _____ at the bakery.
barbecue (BBQ) barbecue _____ on the grill.
bitter The ____ tasted bitter.
bushel of apples We _____ a bushel of apples.
carton of eggs A carton of eggs costs about _____.
consume Growing children can consume a lot of ____.
cooked Mother cooked _____ for dinner.
dairy _____ is a dairy product.
delicious It was the most delicious ____ I had ever tasted.
dessert _____ is my favorite dessert.
dining We like dining at _____.
dinner and a show At _____ you can have dinner and a show.
disgusting _____ is a food that tastes disgusting to me.
drinking fountain I finally found a drinking fountain by the _____.
expiration date I always check the expiration date on _____.
fast food My favorite fast food place is _____.
fried The fried _____ was crispy.
grilled I like _____ grilled, instead of baked.
gross The _____ was spoiled, so it tasted gross.
loaf of bread Can you buy a loaf of bread at _____?
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minerals There are vitamins and minerals in _____.
order Will you order _____ for me?
rare Some people prefer rare meat over _____.
raw Fresh raw fish on sushi is _____.
rotten The _____ sat in the sun and were rotten.
salt and pepper _____ tastes best with a little salt and pepper.
salty The _____ tasted too salty.
seasoning Try to put the right seasoning on the _____.
meal We ate our meal at _____.
sour The _____ tasted sour.
steakhouse We ordered _____ at our favorite steakhouse.
steamed My favorite steamed vegetables are _____.
stick of butter The ____recipe called for one stick of butter.
sweet We bought sweet _____ at the bakery.
tip In America, we leave a tip at restaurants.
to bake I had to bake one dozen ____ for the party.
to be stuffed/full The _____ was stuffed full of dressing.
tub of margarine A tub of margarine was used for the _____.
utensils The utensils can be found in the _____.
vitamins _____ have lots of vitamins.
waiter/waitress Our waiter/waitress was _____.
well done I like my _____ well done.
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Conversation
A: Welcome to Berry's Fast Burger. May I take your order?
B: Can I have the cheeseburger meal with no ketchup?
A: Would you like french fries or a baked potato with your meal?
B: French fries, please.
A: And what would you like to drink?
B: Orange soda, please.
A: Okay, that will be $4.56 at the window. Thank you very much!
Reading
For my 30th birthday party, my friends took me out to a
steakhouse for dinner. We had onion rings and shrimp cocktails as
appetizers. Everyone ordered T-Bone steaks, but I had a filet-mignon.
Most of us ordered our steaks well done, but two of my friends asked
for rare. I thought it looked gross, but they said it was delicious. For
dessert, the waitress brought a beautiful cake with candles on top,
stuffed from the
meal that we couldn't finish eating the cake. All throughout the dinner,
the waitress was very kind and attentive to us. The service was
wonderful, so we gave her a big tip. I had a great time. Even though
the food was delicious, my favorite part of the night was just being
with my friends on my birthday.
Do you have a favorite restaurant to eat at? Who do you like to go with?
Have you ever eaten too much of one thing? It's important to have a
balanced diet, moderation in all things.
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Midterm Class Evaluation
1. What two things do you like most about the English class?
(1)__________________________________________________________________
(2)__________________________________________________________________
(1)__________________________________________________________________
(2)____________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
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Lesson 13: Nature
Pronunciation: sigh and shy
1. sell shell 6. sin shin
2. seek sheik 7. sip ship
3. sealed shield 8. mass mash
4. see she 9. plus plush
5. sought shot 10. gas gash
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Vocabulary
animals There are animals at the _____.
aviary The _____ were taken care of at the aviary.
beautiful _____ is a beautiful place.
blossom When flowers blossom, _____.
bush There were _____ on every bush.
desert A _____ lives in the desert.
domestic My favorite domestic pet is a _____.
endangered _____ is an endangered species.
exotic A _____ is considered an exotic pet.
extinct Almost extinct animals should be treated _____.
island On a lonely island, I would want a _____.
jungle A(n)_____ is a jungle animal.
lake We _____on the lake.
leaves The leaves began to grow when _____.
mountain At the top of the mountain, I can see _____.
nature _____ is a wonder of nature.
ocean _____ live in the ocean.
peninsula _____ is a peninsula.
plant The _____ ate the plant.
river At the river, we _____.
season My favorite season is _____.
to go on a walk My favorite place to go on a walk is _____.
to swim I like to swim in the _____.
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tropical _____ live in a tropical forest.
wild The wild _____ ran loose in the city.
wildlife We enjoy seeing the wildlife when we go to _____.
zoo The children like to see the _____ at the zoo.
Conversation
A: What is your favorite animal?
B: My favorite animal is a/an (hamster) . What about you?
A: I like (horses).
B: Why do you like (horses)?
A: Because they're big and intelligent, and you can ride them! Why do you
like (hamsters)?
B: Because they're small and cute. I like small animals.
Reading
Each season gives me a special and different feeling, but I like
springtime a lot. In the spring all of the flowers blossom into beautiful
colors. Cherry trees and magnolia trees have beautiful blossoms. Little
green leaves begin to come out of the plants. The sun is usually shining and
cool breezes blow. When I have some extra time, I like to go on walks. Some
people think that because they live in the city, they cannot see nature very
often. Even though they live in the city nature is all around them. They can
still see birds, trees, flowers, plants, and animals. Our world has been
created so wonderfully. We need to be thankful for the beauty around us.
Look around you, you can find beauty in nature everywhere. You just need
to look.
How do you feel when springtime comes and everything comes alive?
What do you think when you go on walks and enjoy all of the beauty
of nature? Do you wonder who created all of this for us to enjoy?
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Lesson 14: Opposites
Pronunciation: jack and shack
1. jack shack 6. sludge slush
2. Jake shake 7. badge bash
3. jot shot 8. gin shin
4. jeep sheep 9. jail shale
5. gel shell 10. jade shade
Phrases
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Vocabulary
Use this sentence to teach opposites:
Conversation
A. I'm looking for someone named Oscar. Is he inside here?
B: No, he's outside by that short tree.
A: Is he the one in the black shirt?
B: No, Oscar is wearing a white shirt.
A: Is he the one to the left of the table?
B: Yes, that's him. Do you want me to ask him to come over?
A: No, that's okay. I'll go over there. Thanks!
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Reading
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Lesson 15: Time
Pronunciation: jug and chug
1. joke choke 6. lunge lunch
2. Jell-o cello 7. badge batch
3. junk chunk 8. large lurch
4. jeep cheap 9. bridges britches
5. jar char 10. ridge rich
Phrases
It is time to go.
It is time to eat.
It is time to start.
It is time to study. Get your homework out.
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Vocabulary
morning In the morning, I _____.
afternoon In the afternoon, I
A.M. (ante meridiem) At 9:00 A.M., I _____.
about (time) It is about
always He always returns home by _____P.M.
around (time) around _____.
busy My schedule is very busy during _____.
clock The clock says it is
Conversation
How much time do you spend at work, with family, with friends, or
hobbies?
Do you manage your time well?
What was something you had to change in your life to help you do
better?
Do you believe that time goes by too quickly and that we need to
plan if we want to accomplish things in our life?
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Lesson 16: Directions
Pronunciation: chew and shoe
1. chair share 6. catch cash
2. chin shin 7. match mash
3. chuck shuck 8. crutch crush
4. cheap sheep 9. porch Porsche
5. cheat sheet 10. witch wish
Phrases
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Vocabulary
Conversation
A: Hi! Where do you want to go?
Have you ever been lost before? How did you find your way again?
Do you ever daydream? What happens?
Have you ever missed out on something because you were
daydreaming?
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Lesson 17: Our World
Pronunciation: fin and thin
1. fair there 6. reef wreath
2. for Thor 7. roof Ruth
3. fink think 8. fought thought
4. frill thrill 9. oaf oath
5. free three 10. first thirst
Phrases
Get a chance...
When you get a chance, please read this book. It's very good!
Did you get a chance to visit Grandma last week?
If you get a chance, could you make a cake for the birthday party?
Even though she goes to an academy, she still does not learn all that she can.
Even though a walk.
Even though he is shy, he needs to learn to talk to people.
Even though he is not handsome, I like him anyway.
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Vocabulary
Africa There are lots of _____ in Africa.
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passport I need a passport to go to _____.
Conversation
A: If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go?
B:
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A: Really? Do you like Egypt?
B: Yes. Recently, I've been learning about ancient Egyptian
history. It's really fascinating.
A: If you ever get a chance to go, bring me a souvenir, okay?
Reading
World history has shown that many wars begin when one group of
people disagrees with another group of people. If the two parties
cannot compromise, fights, wars, and revolutions occur. It's so
important to find a way to understand the opinions and points of
view of other people. If it were possible to find a middle ground,
many conflicts would be avoided. This is true of countries and
individuals. When people communicate well and work to understand
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Lesson 18: Holidays
Pronunciation: pig and fig
1. pig fig 6. lap laugh
2. pour four 7. warp wharf
3. pat fat 8. wipe wife
4. plop flop 9. leap leaf
5. par far 10. whip whiff
Phrases
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Vocabulary
meaning She _____ when she learned the meaning of the song.
On , I _____.
Conversation
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Reading
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Lesson 19: Colors and Shapes
Pronunciation: pig and big
1. par bar 6. lap lab
2. peach beach 7. ape Abe
3. pack back 8. simple symbol
4. pen Ben 9. cap cab
5. pole bowl 10. tap tab
Phrases
...look(s) like...
That dog's face looks like a pig.
She looks like a nice person.
You look like a penguin in that suit.
You look like a model.
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Vocabulary
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long A _____ is long and thin.
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Conversation
Reading
I had two favorite toys as a kid, a doll and a race car. When I
played with my sisters, we would play dolls. My favorite doll had long
black hair and a white, oval face. She wore a light brown dress with
a red and blue belt. We liked to dress up the dolls in colorful outfits.
But when I played with my little brothers, we would always play
cars. They had a small collection of race cars and a race track shaped
like a figure eight. My race car was a sparkly purple color with
orange lightning bolts on the sides. My youngest brother's favorite
car was green and had spikes coming out of the wheels. We would
race our cars around the track and see whose was the fastest. We
only played with the cool-looking cars, the ones with the fun colors
and patterns on them. Those were always our favorite. We used the
dull-looking cars when crashing into things. Now that I think about it,
all of my favorite toys had interesting colors on them.
What was your favorite toy as a child? What did it look like? Why was it
your favorite?
Why is color and shape important?
What if the world had no color? What would that be like?
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Lesson 20: Hobbies
Pronunciation: berry and very
1. berry very 6. dub dove
2. ball veil 7. jibe jive
3. bet vet 8. habit have it
4. boat vote 9. cabs calves
5. best vest 10. lib live
Phrases
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Vocabulary
collecting stamps Collecting stamps is a _____ hobby.
doing it.
Conversation
A: What are some of your hobbies?
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Reading
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Lesson 21: Clothes
Pronunciation: gave and cave
1. gave cave 6. aghast a cast
2. good could 7. bug buck
3. Gary carry 8. bag back
4. gold cold 9. lag lack
5. girl curl 10. piggy picky
Phrases
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Vocabulary
bag I brought my _____ bag on my trip.
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short My _____ is too short.
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Conversation
A: (Jenny) did you iron your shirt?
B: watch.
A: Did you look in your room?
B: Oh wait, I found it! It was in my pants pocket.
A: Good. . Should I put it in your bag.
B: by my shoes.
Reading
Everyone likes to wear their own style of clothing. About 120 years ago
in the United States, it was very popular to wear a tall black top hat and a
suit. Later people began to wear casual button-up shirts, and women began
wearing pants instead of dresses T-shirt became very
popular, and younger people started to wear blue-jeans in order to match
wore tie-
dye T-shirts and bell-bottom pants. In the 1 -warmers,
tights, and ankle bands that were fluorescent colors. Even though clothes
change with culture and time, the different kinds of clothes that we wear
give other people different impressions. The clothes we wear can
communicate a lot about our personality and values.
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Lesson 22: School
Pronunciation: zoo sue
1. zoo sue 6. zip sip
2. zinc sink 7. raises race
3. zeal seal 8. maze mace
4. zap sap 9. faze face
5. zing sing 10. lies lice
Phrases
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Vocabulary
Conversation
A:
B: Good! How was school?
A: It was okay. We had a really hard math test today.
B: How did you do?
A: I do not know yet. I will find out on Friday.
B: I hope you did well. Do you have any homework
tonight?
A: Yes. I have a little bit of history homework and I
need to read two chapters for English class.
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Reading
Yesterday I arrived at school 15 minutes late, so my teacher marked
me tardy. My first period is math and we are studying algebra and
geometry. I think math is boring, so I always fall asleep. My second
period is history. We are studying a book about ancient South American
culture and religion, and on Wednesday we will take a test. I enjoy
history because it is interesting, and the things I learn are easy to
remember. My third period is art, and I like that class a lot, too. The time
in that class always goes by quickly because it is so fun. Even though I
was late, it was a good day. In general, I like school. My teachers are nice,
and I like to learn new things. In a couple weeks my report card comes
out. I'm a little nervous because I know it's important to have good
grades. If I do well enough in school, I might get a scholarship for college.
Are there some things that you like learning about more than
others?
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Lesson 23: Goals and Dreams
Pronunciation: weather
1. water
2. while
3. winter
4. well
5. wonder
6. wag
7. wipe
8. wish
9. will
10. whimper
Phrases
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Vocabulary
adult As an adult, I must take responsibility for _____.
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lawyer The lawyer listened to the _____.
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Conversation
A: What do you want to do when you grow up?
B: I want to be a (fireman).
A: Do you have any other goals or dreams?
B: I would like to graduate from college, marry, and have a good
family.
A: My dream is to be a (movie star).
B: Why?
A: Because I want to be rich and famous!
Reading
When I was young, I wanted to become a famous artist, but my father told
me in order to get married, I needed to become something different. Many
other people told me the same thing, so I stopped painting for a long time. I
got married and started a family, but I did not continue painting. Then one day
I went to visit a close friend. As we talked, I told her about my childhood
dream to become an artist. I told her how I became discouraged because so
many people told me to do something different. She looked at me and said,
become an artist. It's not too late. It will
take just as much time. In a few years, you can either be someone who knows
wisdom
a mother with a small family, and I know how to paint! I learned that life is an
adventure! Having new experiences, discovering and developing your talents,
making new friends, and realizing that you can bless the lives of others make
life worth living.
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Lesson 24: Travel
Phrases
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Vocabulary
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Conversation
Reading
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Final Class Evaluation
1. What two things did you like most about the English class?
(1)_______________________________________________________________________________
(2) ______________________________________________________________________________
6. What two things did you like least about the class?
(1) ______________________________________________________________________________
(2)______________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
_____Yes ____No
_______________________________________________________________________________
_____Yes _____No
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