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English I (UK) Front Matter
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Contents Text ……………………………………………………1 UNIT ONE 1-01 Introductory Nouns and Prepositions.................................. 3 1-02 Verbs: Present Indicative Tense .......................................... 3 1-03 Descriptive Adjectives ........................................................ 4 1-04 Cardinal Numbers and Counting 1–10 .............................. 4 1-05 Singular and Plural: Nouns and Present Indicative Verbs .... 5 1-06 Numbers and Clock Time .................................................. 5 1-07 Questions and Answers; Personal Pronouns; Present Indicative of “To Be” .............................................. 6 1-08 Food, Eating and Drinking; Direct Objects ........................ 7 1-09 Clothing and Dress; Affirmative and Negative Verb Forms; Direct Objects.................................................................... 7 1-10 Who, What, Where, Which; Interrogative Pronouns and Adjectives .................................................................... 8 1-11 Unit One Review .............................................................. 9 UNIT TWO 2-01 More Verbs: Present Indicative.......................................... 10 2-02 People and Animals; Relative Pronouns: Who, That .......... 10 2-03 Big and Small; Nouns, Descriptive Adjectives .................. 11 2-04 Shapes and Colours; Descriptive Adjectives: Comparative Nouns, Pronouns.............................................................. 11 2-05 Left and Right .................................................................. 12 2-06 Verbs: Negative Forms .................................................... 12 2-07 Compound Subjects ........................................................ 13 2-08 More Prepositions ............................................................ 13 2-09 Head, Face, Hands and Feet; Possessive Nouns, Possessive Pronouns ..........................................................14 2-10 Present Progressive, Present Perfect and Future with “Going To” ...................................................................... 14 2-11 Unit Two Review .............................................................. 15 UNIT THREE 3-01 Descriptions of People: Descriptive Adjectives ................ 15 3-02 Quantities: Quantity Relationships .................................. 16 3-03 More Clothing .................................................................. 16 3-04 Inside, Outside; Prepositions ............................................ 17 3-05 More Colours and Numbers ............................................ 17 3-06 Animals; Real, Not Real .................................................. 18 3-07 Being Human: Descriptive Adjectives .............................. 18 3-08 Professions and Conditions: Descriptive Adjectives .......... 19 3-09 Parts and Pictures ............................................................ 19 3-10 Clock Time, Time of Day .................................................. 20 3-11 Unit Three Review ............................................................ 20
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UNIT FOUR 4-01 Questions and Answers: Interrogative Form of Verbs; Present Indicative ............................................................ 21 4-02 Open–Closed, Together–Apart, Straight–Bent.................... 22 4-03 Numbers to One Hundred................................................ 22 4-04 People and Talking .......................................................... 23 4-05 Coming and Going, Asleep And Awake ............................ 23 4-06 Multiple Verbs; While ...................................................... 24 4-07 Family Relationships ........................................................ 25 4-08 Everybody, Somebody, Someone, Nobody, Anybody ........ 25 4-09 Vehicles; Related Verbs and Prepositions .......................... 26 4-10 Prepositions and Objects of Prepositions: With and Without..............................................................26 4-11 Unit Four Review ............................................................ 27 UNIT FIVE 5-01 Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division .......... 28 5-02 Possessive Nouns and Pronouns ...................................... 28 5-03 Present Progressive, Present Perfect and Future with “Going To” ...................................................................... 29 5-04 More Numbers ................................................................ 29 5-05 Direct and Indirect Objects .............................................. 30 5-06 Hot and Cold .................................................................. 30 5-07 Kinds of Things ................................................................ 31 5-08 Furniture, Clothing and Instruments.................................. 31 5-09 Few, Many, More, Less .................................................... 32 5-10 More Verbs; Human Gestures .......................................... 32 5-11 Human Conditions .......................................................... 33 5-12 Unit Five Review .............................................................. 33 UNIT SIX 6-01 To Be and To Have: Present and Past Tenses ...................... 34 6-02 Present Progressive, Present Perfect and Future with “Going To” ...................................................................... 34 6-03 More Descriptions of People; Demonstrative Adjectives .. 35 6-04 Units of Things ................................................................ 35 6-05 Neither–Nor, Both–And .................................................... 36 6-06 Verbs: Present and Past Tenses; Relative Pronouns ............ 36 6-07 Names.............................................................................. 37 6-08 Present Progressive, Present Perfect and Future with “Going To” ...................................................................... 37 6-09 More Units of Things ........................................................ 38 6-10 Alone, Crowd, Friend; Passive Voice of Verbs.................... 38 6-11 Professions and Conditions, Activities .............................. 39 6-12 Unit Six Review................................................................ 39
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UNIT SEVEN 7-01 More Verbs ...................................................................... 40 7-02 More Verbs; Interrogative Adjectives and Pronouns; Usually ............................................................................ 40 7-03 Fast and Slow .................................................................. 41 7-04 Seasons ............................................................................ 41 7-05 All, None, Some, Most, Both, Neither, Other.................... 42 7-06 None and Both; Demonstrative Adjectives........................ 42 7-07 Shapes and Locations; Prepositions; All, Most .................. 43 7-08 Left and Right, Full and Empty.......................................... 43 7-09 Prepositions: Above and Below, etc. ................................ 44 7-10 More Verbs ...................................................................... 45 7-11 Verb Conjugation ..............................................................46 7-12 Unit Seven Review .......................................................... 46 UNIT EIGHT 8-01 Ordinal Numbers ............................................................ 47 8-02 Am and Am Not: More Present Conditions ...................... 48 8-03 Looks Like, Almost All, One, Others, Most, All; Demonstrative Pronouns .................................................. 48 8-04 Space and Geography, Countries ...................................... 49 8-05 Streets and Pavements ...................................................... 49 8-06 Pets and Clothes; Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns ...... 50 8-07 Comparative and Superlative Adjectives .......................... 50 8-08 Near and Far; Comparative Forms of Adjectives................ 51 8-09 Locations; Prepositions .................................................... 51 8-10 Directions: How Do I Get To… ...................................... 52 8-11 Activities; More Verbs ...................................................... 54 8-12 Unit Eight Review ............................................................ 55
Alphabet …………………………………………… 57 Index ……………………………………………… 59
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Introductory Nouns and Prepositions
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Verbs: Present Indicative Tense
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a girl a boy a dog a cat
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The boy is jumping. The horse is jumping. The girl is jumping. The dog is jumping.
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a man a woman a car an aeroplane
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The boy is running. The woman is running. The girl is running. The horse is running.
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a ball a horse an aeroplane an elephant
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The woman is running. The woman is jumping. The girls are running. The girls are jumping.
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a cat and a car a girl and a woman a man and a woman a man and a boy
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The girls are walking. The girls are running. The boy is jumping. The boy is walking.
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a boy and a dog a boy and an aeroplane a girl and a horse a girl and a dog
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The man and the woman are walking. The man and the woman are dancing. The woman is walking. The woman is dancing.
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a girl on a horse a man on a horse a ball on a boy a boy on a horse
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The man is reading. The woman is reading. The man is dancing. The woman is jumping.
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a boy under an aeroplane a boy under a ball a boy under a table a boy and a dog
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The man is running after the boy. The man is falling. The boy is falling. The girls are running after the boy.
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a boy on an aeroplane a boy under an aeroplane a boy on a table a boy under a table
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The aeroplane is flying. The man is running. The man is jumping. The man is falling.
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a girl in a car a woman in a car a boy in a car a boy and a girl in a boat
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The woman is swimming. The man is falling. The boy is falling. The boy is swimming.
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a boy and a dog a boy on an aeroplane a boy under an aeroplane a boy in an aeroplane
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The fish is swimming. The bird is flying. The bull is running. The bird is swimming.
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Descriptive Adjectives
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Cardinal Numbers and Counting 1–10
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The fish is white. The car is white. The car is red. The bird is red.
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three two six five
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The aeroplane is white. The aeroplane is yellow. The car is white. The car is yellow.
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four five and six three two
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The car is red. The car is yellow. The car is white. The car is blue.
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five and six three and four four and five five and five
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The car is blue. The car is yellow. The cat is black. The car is black.
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four and four three, three, three five and five four, five, six
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The yellow car is old. The pink car is old. The blue car is new. The red car is new.
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four, five, six five, six, seven six, seven, eight one, two, three
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an old car a new car an old house a new house
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one, two, three one, two, three, four one, two, three, four, five one, two, three, four, five, six
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an old woman a young woman an old house a new house
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one, two, three one, two, three, four, five one, two, three, four, five, six, seven one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight
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an old woman a young woman an old man a young man
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two one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, zero three five
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The old woman has white hair. The girl has black hair. The man has blue hair. The man has red hair.
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nine five ten three
The woman has long hair. The man has long hair. The woman has short hair. The man has very short hair.
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ten six seven one
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Singular and Plural: Nouns and Present Indicative Verbs
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Numbers and Clock Time
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a girl girls a boy boys
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One girl is riding a horse. Two men are riding horses. One man is riding a motorcycle. Two boys are jumping.
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a flower flowers an eye eyes
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One girl is jumping. Two girls are jumping. four children four balls
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a woman women a man men
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The number is three. The number is four. The number is one. The number is two.
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a child children a dog dogs
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The number is two. The number is four. The number is five. The number is six.
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a baby babies an egg eggs
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The time is two o’clock. The time is four o’clock. The time is six o’clock. The time is three o’clock.
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A boy is jumping. Boys are jumping. A girl is running. Girls are running.
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one window three windows four windows five windows
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A man is dancing. Men are dancing. A woman is singing. Women are singing.
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a boy on a bicycle men on bicycles A bird is flying. Birds are flying.
one blue plate one yellow plate There are two plates. One plate is yellow and one plate is blue. There are three plates. One plate is orange, one plate is blue and one plate is yellow.
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The child is sitting. The children are sitting. a bicycle bicycles
one plate two plates three plates ten plates
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The horse is walking. The horses are walking. The car is white. The cars are white.
ten fingers fifteen fingers twenty fingers thirty fingers
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The time is four o’clock. The time is five o’clock. The time is six o’clock. The time is seven o’clock.
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Questions and Answers; Personal Pronouns; Present Indicative of “To Be”
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Is the fish white? Yes, it is white. Is the car white? Yes, it is white. Is the car red? Yes, it is red. Is the bird red? Yes, it is red.
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Is the car old? Yes, it is old. Is the car old? No, the car isn’t old. Is there a man on this house? Yes, there is. Is there a man on this house? No, there is not.
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Is the aeroplane white? Yes, it is white. Is the aeroplane white? No, it is yellow. Is the car yellow? No, it is white. Is the car yellow? Yes, it is yellow.
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Is the woman running? Yes, she is running. Is the woman running? No, she is not. Are the women running? Yes, they are. Are the women running? No, they are not.
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Is the car red? Yes, it’s red. Is the car red? No, the car is not red. The car is yellow. Is the car white? Yes, it is. Is the car white? No, the car is not white. The car is blue.
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Is the boy jumping? Yes, he is. Are the boys jumping? Yes, they are. Is the boy jumping? No, he isn’t. Are the boys jumping? No, they are not.
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Is the car blue? Yes, it is blue. Is the car blue? No, it isn’t blue. It is yellow. Is the cat white? No, it isn’t white. It is black. Is the car black? No, the car is not black. The car is pink.
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Is the woman sitting? Yes, she is. Are the women sitting? No, they are not. Are the women sitting? Yes, they are. Is the woman sitting? No, she is not.
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Is the green car old? Yes, the green car is old. Is the pink car new? No, it is not new. Is the black car old? No, it isn’t old. It is new. Is the red car old? No, it is not.
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Is he eating? Yes, he is. Is she eating? Yes, she is. Is he eating? No, he isn’t. Is she eating? No, she isn’t.
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Food, Eating and Drinking; Direct Objects
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Clothing and Dress; Affirmative and Negative Verb Forms; Direct Objects
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fruit milk meat bread
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a white hat a black hat some black hats some white hats
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The man is eating. The man is drinking. The woman is eating. The woman is drinking.
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a black hat and a brown hat some grey hats a purple hat a white hat
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The woman and girl are drinking milk. The man is drinking water. The girl is drinking milk. The woman is drinking milk.
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The girl is wearing a white blouse. The woman is wearing a blue T-shirt. The woman is wearing a white blouse. The woman is wearing a black hat.
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The boy is eating bread. The horse is eating a carrot. The man is eating. The man is drinking.
The boy is wearing white trousers. The men are wearing blue jeans. The men are wearing dark shirts and dark trousers. The woman is wearing a white T-shirt and blue jeans.
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The man is drinking orange juice. The man is drinking milk. The man is drinking water. The boy is eating bread and the girl is drinking milk.
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The woman is not wearing a coat. One woman is wearing a red raincoat and one woman is wearing a purple raincoat. One woman is wearing a yellow raincoat and one woman is wearing a blue raincoat. The woman is wearing a black coat.
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yellow bananas green apples and red apples red tomatoes yellow cheese
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red strawberries red grapes green pears yellow apples
One boy is wearing a blue shirt and one boy is wearing a red shirt. Both women are wearing blue T-shirts. The woman is wearing a white blouse and a black skirt. The woman is wearing a white T-shirt and blue jeans.
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The man and the woman are wearing swimming costumes. The man and the woman are not wearing swimming costumes. The woman is wearing glasses. The woman is not wearing glasses.
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The girl is wearing one shoe. The girl is wearing two shoes. The boy is wearing one hat. The boy is wearing two hats.
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The girls are wearing white blouses and black skirts. One girl is wearing a white dress and one is wearing a red and white dress. The girls are wearing dresses and hats. The girls are wearing black trousers.
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The girl is not wearing socks. The girl is wearing white socks. The boy is not wearing shoes. The boy is wearing shoes.
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Strawberries are food. Bread is food. Balls are not food. A hat is not food.
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bananas in a basket bread in bags apples in boxes tomatoes in a basket
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a table with food a table with no food a plate with food a plate with no food
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Who, What, Where, Which; Interrogative Pronouns and Adjectives
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Who is reading? The woman is reading. Who is dancing? The man is dancing. Who is swimming? The boy is swimming. Who is running? The horse is running.
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What colour is this car? This car is red. What colour is this car? This car is yellow. Where is the blue car? Here is the blue car. Where is the white car? Here is the white car.
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Who is sitting? The child is sitting. Who is eating? The man is eating. Who is drinking milk? The girl is drinking milk. Who is under the table? The boy is under the table.
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Where are the bananas? Where is the cheese? Which horse is running? This horse is running. Which horse is jumping? This horse is jumping.
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Which car is blue? Which car is red? Which woman is wearing a blue T-shirt? Both women are wearing blue T-shirts. Which child is drinking milk? The girl is drinking milk.
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Who has long hair? The man has long hair. What is the boy doing? He is swimming. Where is the boy? The boy is on a horse. Which child is eating bread? The boy is eating bread.
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What are the woman and the girl doing? They are drinking milk. Where are the children? They are in a boat. Which man has blue hair? Who has red hair?
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Who is eating a carrot? The horse is eating a carrot. Who is eating bread? The boy is eating bread. What is flying? The aeroplane is flying. What is flying? A bird is flying. What are the women wearing? They are wearing blue T-shirts. What are the women wearing? They are wearing white blouses. What food is this? These are strawberries. What food is this? This is bread. Where is the boy? The boy is under the table. Where is the boy? The boy is on the table. Where is the man? The man is on the old house. Where is the man? The man is on the bicycle.
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Unit One Review
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a boy on an aeroplane a boy under an aeroplane a boy on a table a boy under a table
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The girls are walking. The girls are running. The boy is jumping. The boy is walking.
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The woman has long hair. The man has long hair. The woman has short hair. The man has very short hair.
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four, five, six five, six, seven six, seven, eight one, two, three
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The horse is walking. The horses are walking. The car is white. The cars are white.
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The time is two o’clock. The time is four o’clock. The time is six o’clock. The time is three o’clock.
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Is the green car old? Yes, the green car is old. Is the pink car new? No, it is not new. Is the black car old? No, it isn’t old. It is new. Is the red car old? No, it is not.
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bananas in a basket bread in bags apples in boxes tomatoes in a basket
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The girls are wearing white blouses and black skirts. One girl is wearing a white dress and one is wearing a red and white dress. The girls are wearing dresses and hats. The girls are wearing black trousers.
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What are the women wearing? They are wearing blue T-shirts. What are the women wearing? They are wearing white blouses. What food is this? These are strawberries. What food is this? This is bread.
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More Verbs: Present Indicative
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People and Animals; Relative Pronouns: Who, That
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The boy is throwing the ball. The woman is throwing the ball. The man is throwing the ball. The man is throwing the boy.
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He is a boy. She is a girl. He is a man. She is a woman.
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The woman is catching the yellow ball. The man is throwing the ball. The woman is catching the white ball. The boy is catching the rake.
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The boy is a child. The girl is a child. The man is an adult. The woman is an adult.
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The boy is throwing the ball. The boy is catching the ball. The boy in white is kicking the ball. The boy in red is kicking the ball.
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two adults one adult and one child two children three children
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The girl is riding. The boy is cycling. The girl is jumping. The boy is running.
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one adult and two children two adults three adults two children
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The boy is smiling. The boy is drinking. The woman is sitting. The woman is running.
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A dog is an animal. A fish is an animal. A girl is a person. A woman is a person.
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The woman is smiling. The woman is pointing. The woman is reading. The woman is talking on the telephone.
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A dog is not a person. A dog is an animal. A fish is not a person. A fish is an animal. A girl is not an adult. A girl is a child. A woman is not a child. A woman is an adult.
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The little girl is laughing. The man is laughing. The girl is writing. The man is cycling.
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one child and one animal two adults and one child two adults and two animals one animal
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The boy is kicking. The bull is kicking. The boy is smiling. The bull is running.
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one person and one animal three people two people and two animals one animal
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The girl is lying down. The girl is running. The girl is laughing. The girl is smiling.
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a person who is not a man a person who is not a woman an animal that is not a horse an animal that is not an elephant
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The birds are flying. The birds are swimming. The birds are walking. The bird is flying.
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a person who is not a child a person who is not an adult an animal that is not a cat an animal that is not a dog
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Big and Small; Nouns, Descriptive Adjectives
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Shapes and Colours; Descriptive Adjectives: Comparative Nouns, Pronouns
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a big car a man with a big fish a man with a big hat a man with a big tool
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a big circle a small circle a big square a small square
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a small car a small horse a small tent a big ball and a small ball
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The red circle is bigger than the blue circle. The blue circle is bigger than the red circle. The square is bigger than the circle. The circle is bigger than the square.
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a big number two a small number two a big number one a small number one
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The blue circle is smaller than the red circle. The red circle is smaller than the blue circle. The circle is smaller than the square. The square is smaller than the circle.
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a big horse a small horse a big umbrella a small umbrella
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The biggest circle is red. The biggest circle is blue. The biggest circle is yellow. The biggest circle is black.
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a small animal a big animal a small person a big person
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The smallest square is red. The smallest square is blue. The smallest square is yellow. The smallest square is white.
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a big box a big boat a small box a small boat
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a blue rectangle a red rectangle a yellow rectangle a white rectangle
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a big television a big lorry a small hat a big hat
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a big rectangle a small rectangle a red circle a green circle
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a big sofa a small sofa a small car a big car
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a long rectangle a short rectangle a woman with long hair a woman with short hair
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a big ball a big wheel and a small wheel a big wheel a small ball
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a big white wheel a big black wheel a big blue wheel a big wheel and a small wheel
The green rectangle is longer than the yellow rectangle. The yellow rectangle is longer than the green rectangle. The red circle is bigger than the red square. The red square is bigger than the red circle.
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The yellow rectangle is shorter than the green rectangle. The green rectangle is shorter than the yellow rectangle. The yellow triangle is smaller than the green triangle. The green triangle is smaller than the yellow triangle.
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Left and Right
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Verbs: Negative Forms
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Two yellow balls are in her right hand. A yellow ball is in her left hand. One yellow ball is in her right hand. Two yellow balls are in her left hand.
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The woman is running. The woman is not running. This man has hair. This man does not have hair.
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The cup is in the woman’s right hand. The pen is in the woman’s right hand. The paper is in her left hand. The woman has two balls in her left hand and two balls in her right hand. The ball is in the woman’s right hand.
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The girl is drinking. The girl is not drinking. This man is wearing a hard hat. This man is not wearing a hard hat.
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Where is the ball? The ball is in her left hand. Where is the ball? The ball is in her right hand. Where is the hat? The girl is holding the hat in her right hand. Where is the hat? The girl is holding a hat in her left hand.
This woman is wearing a white hat. This woman is wearing a black hat. The boy is wearing a white hat. The boy is wearing a black hat.
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This woman is not wearing a black hat. She is wearing a white hat. This woman is not wearing a white hat. She is wearing a black hat. The boy is not wearing a black hat. He is wearing a white hat. The boy is not wearing a white hat. He is wearing a black hat.
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This woman is not wearing a black hat. This woman is not wearing a white hat. The boy is not wearing a black hat. The boy is not wearing a white hat.
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This aeroplane is flying. This aeroplane is not flying. The boys are jumping. The boys are not jumping.
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This boy is not swimming. He is sitting in the aeroplane. This boy is not sitting in the aeroplane. He is swimming. This girl is not walking. She is riding the horse. This girl is not riding the horse. She is walking.
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This boy is not swimming. This boy is not sitting in the aeroplane. This girl is not walking. This girl is not riding the horse.
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The woman is using the phone. The girl is using the phone. The woman is pointing. The woman is not using the phone and she is not pointing.
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The woman is not using the phone. The woman is not pointing. The man is riding the bike. The man is not riding the bike.
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The woman is holding the telephone in her left hand. The woman is holding the telephone in her right hand. The girl has something in her right hand. The girl has something in her left hand.
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One woman is pointing. She is pointing with her right hand. One woman is pointing. She is pointing with her left hand. Both women are pointing. One is pointing with her right hand and the other one with her left hand. Neither woman is pointing.
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The microphone is in the singer’s right hand. The microphone is in the singer’s left hand. The man has one guitar in the right hand and one in the left hand. The man is playing the guitar.
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No left turn No right turn No parking No U-turn
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This clock is round. This clock is square. This window is square. This window is round.
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This sign is rectangular. This sign is round. This sign is square. This sign is not rectangular, round or square.
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Warning, kangaroos Warning, cows Warning, children Warning, deer
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Compound Subjects
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More Prepositions
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The man and the woman are dancing. The men and the women are dancing. The men are dancing. The women are dancing.
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The man is in the pick-up truck. The bananas are in the basket. The people are in the boat. The people are not in the boat.
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The man is sitting on the bicycle and the boy is sitting on the fence. The man and the boy are sitting on the bicycle, but they are not riding the bicycle. The man and the boy are riding the bicycle. The man and the woman are riding bicycles.
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The boy is on the fence, and the man is on the bicycle. The hat is on the boy. The children are on the table. The ball is on the boy.
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The boy is sitting on the ground. The boy and the girl are sitting on the ground. The boy is lying on the ground. The woman is lying on the ground.
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The boy is on the bicycle. The boy is beside the bicycle. This man is on a horse. This man is beside a horse.
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The girls and the boy are running. The girls are standing on the table and the boys are standing on the ground. The boys and the girls are standing on the table. A boy and a girl are on the ground and a girl is standing on the table.
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The donkey is under the man. The donkey is not under the man. The sweet is under the shelf. The sweets are in the man’s hand.
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The woman and the dog are walking. The man and the woman are sitting. The man and the woman are walking. The man and the children are walking.
This boy is behind the tree. This boy is in front of the tree. This man is behind a car. This man is in front of a car.
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The man and the boy are in the aeroplane. The woman is walking and the man is riding a bike. The boys and girls are jumping off the table. The boys and girls are standing on the table.
The two bowls are beside each other. This cup is on the saucer. The number five is between the one and the zero. The medium-sized bowl is between the big bowl and the small bowl.
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The woman and the boy have balls on their heads. The man and the boy have balls on their heads. The woman and the boy are sitting on chairs. The man and the boy are sitting.
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The man is beside two women. The man is between two women. The dog is between two people. The dog is beside two people.
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The men and the woman are sitting in the car. The man and the woman are sitting in the car. The man, the girl and the baby are sitting on the tractor. The man and the boy are sitting on the tractor.
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two people with glasses two people without glasses a boy with a stick a boy without a stick
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The men and the women are standing. The women are standing and the men are sitting. The women and one man are standing and one man is sitting. The men and one woman are sitting and one woman is standing.
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The aeroplane is on the ground. The aeroplane is above the ground. The fish are around the diver. The chairs are around the table.
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The man is behind the bicycle. The man is beside the bicycle. The bicycle is beside the car. The bicycle is behind the car.
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The man and the woman are standing on the wall. The man and the women are standing in front of the wall. The women are standing on the wall. The women are standing in front of the wall.
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Present Progressive, Present Perfect and Future with “Going To”
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an eye a nose a mouth a face
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The woman is jumping. The woman has jumped. The horse is jumping. The horse has jumped.
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human feet an ear The man is touching the horse’s ear. elephant feet
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The boy is falling. The boy has fallen. The cowboy is falling. The cowboy has fallen.
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a woman’s head a hand a man’s head hands and feet
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The girl is cutting the paper. The girl has cut the paper. The boy is jumping into the water. The boy has jumped into the water.
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three hands four hands four arms three arms
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The horse is going to jump. The child is going to jump. The horse is jumping. The horse has jumped.
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The man’s hands are on his knees. The man’s head is in his hands. The man’s hands are on the table. One hand is on the man’s face and one is on his elbow.
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The girl is going to cut the paper. The girl is cutting the paper. The girl has cut the paper. This girl is jumping.
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The woman’s arms are on her knees. The man’s hand is on his head. The young man’s elbows are on the table. The man’s hands are on the table.
The boy is going to jump into the water. The boy is jumping into the water. The boy has jumped into the water. These boys are jumping into the water.
07 07
two eyes and a nose a nose and a mouth a face an ear
The rider is going to fall. The rider is falling. The rider has fallen. The boy is falling.
08 08
The child is holding a cup to her mouth. The woman is holding a cup to her mouth. This young man has food in his mouth. This young man does not have food in his mouth.
The girls are not going to jump. The boy is going to jump. The girls are not jumping. The boy is jumping. The girls have not jumped. The boy has jumped. The boy and the girls are jumping.
09 09
He is touching his nose. He is touching his mouth. She is touching her eye. She is touching her chin.
The man is going to drink the milk. The man is drinking the milk. The man has drunk the milk. The boy is going to eat the bread.
10 10
The woman is brushing her own hair. The woman is brushing the girl’s hair. The woman is combing her own hair. The woman is combing the girl’s hair.
The boy is going to eat the bread. The boy is eating the bread. The boy has eaten some bread. The boy is wearing a hat.
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Descriptions of People: Descriptive Adjectives
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The woman is smiling. The woman is pointing. The woman is reading. The woman is talking on the telephone.
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an older woman a younger woman a younger man an older man
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a person who is not a child a person who is not an adult an animal that is not a cat an animal that is not a dog
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a group of dancers two dancers a group of runners two runners
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a big box a big boat a small box a small boat
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The blue circle is smaller than the red circle. The red circle is smaller than the blue circle. The circle is smaller than the square. The square is smaller than the circle.
This young man has short hair. This young man has long hair. The two young women have long hair. One young woman has long hair and one young woman has short hair.
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Who has short black hair? Who has long blonde hair? Who has long brown hair? Who is bald?
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This young woman has curly hair. This young man has curly hair. This young woman has straight hair. This young man has straight hair.
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Who has short straight black hair? Who has long curly black hair? Who has short curly black hair? Who has long straight black hair?
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The man on the right is fat. The man on the left is thin. The women are thin. The women are very fat. The man on the left is fat. The man on the right is thin.
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The clown on the left is short. The clown on the right is tall. The clown on the left is tall. The clown on the right is short. The woman in red is short. The woman in red is tall.
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One woman is pointing. She is pointing with her right hand. One woman is pointing. She is pointing with her left hand. Both women are pointing. One is pointing with her right hand and the other one with her left hand. Neither woman is pointing. The woman is using the phone. The girl is using the phone. The woman is pointing. The woman is not using the phone and she is not pointing. The men and the women are standing. The women are standing and the men are sitting. The women and one man are standing and one man is sitting. The men and one woman are sitting and one woman is standing.
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The man is beside two women. The man is between two women. The dog is between two people. The dog is beside two people.
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He is touching his nose. He is touching his mouth. She is touching her eye. She is touching her chin.
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Which tall man is wearing glasses? Which tall man is not wearing glasses? Which short person is not wearing glasses? Which short person is wearing glasses?
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The girls are not going to jump. The boy is going to jump. The girls are not jumping. The boy is jumping. The girls have not jumped. The boy has jumped. The boy and the girls are jumping.
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The woman has black hair. The woman has straight blonde hair. The woman has curly blonde hair. The woman has grey hair.
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More Clothing
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many boys one boy many balloons a few balloons
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The man is wearing a blue sweater. The girls are wearing dresses. The boy is wearing a red sweater. The woman is wearing a purple sweater.
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many hats one hat many umbrellas one umbrella
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The woman is wearing a black shirt. The woman is wearing black trousers. The boy is wearing a blue T-shirt. The boy is wearing blue trousers.
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one loaf of bread many loaves of bread two loaves of bread no bread
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two shoes one shoe two socks one sock
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a cowboy with a horse a cowboy with no horse two cowboys with several horses many cowboy hats and no cowboys
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She is wearing a red and white sweater. She is wearing a purple top. He is wearing a sweater. He is not wearing a sweater.
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How many coins are there? There are many coins. How many marbles are there? There is one marble. How many marbles are there? There are a few marbles. How many marbles are there? There are many marbles.
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She is wearing a red and white sweater and jeans. The woman is wearing a red dress. The woman is wearing a red coat. She is wearing a red skirt.
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He is wearing black shorts and a white shirt. One person is wearing a yellow top and the other person is wearing a red top. One woman is wearing a yellow dress and another woman is wearing a red dress. She is not wearing anything.
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She is wearing a dress. She is wearing trousers. She is wearing shorts. She is wearing a skirt.
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He is wearing a blue shirt. He is wearing blue trousers. He is wearing a blue sweater. He is wearing a blue jacket.
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He is putting on a sock. He is putting on a shoe. He is putting on a shirt. He is putting on trousers.
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The clown is wearing trousers. The clown is putting on trousers. The man with glasses is wearing a sweater. The man with glasses is putting on a sweater.
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many tomatoes and a few bananas many apples and no bananas many tomatoes and no bananas many bananas and no apples
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There are more chairs than tables. There are more buses than cars. There are more tomatoes than bananas. There are the same number of men as women.
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There are more people than horses. There are more horses than people. There are as many umbrellas as people. There are more people than umbrellas.
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There are fewer horses than people. There are fewer people than horses. There are fewer umbrellas than people. There are as many horses as people.
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There are the same number of girls as boys. There are fewer girls than boys. There are more girls than boys. There are no girls and no boys.
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Inside, Outside; Prepositions
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More Colours and Numbers
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The boy is sitting at the table. The boy is under the table. The children are standing on the table. The children are skipping.
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What colour is the egg? It is blue. What colour is the egg? It is yellow. What colour is the egg? It is red. What colour is the egg? It is pink.
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Who is running? The men are running. Who is sitting down? The boy is sitting down. Who is running? The girls are running. Who is jumping? The children are jumping.
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How many children are jumping? Three children are jumping. How many children are standing? Three children are standing. How many children are jumping? Four children are jumping. How many children are standing on the table? One girl is.
Which horse is the girl brushing? The brown horse. Which is the white horse? Which horse is eating? The grey horse is eating. Which is the black horse?
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a black and white dog a black and white cat a brown dog a brown and white cat
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green grass and a green cap yellow flowers a red T-shirt a white building
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The horse is on yellow. The horse is on purple. The horse is on blue. The horse is on red.
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blue water orange and yellow yellow and black green grass
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two red flowers two white and yellow flowers a yellow, a red and a pink flower pink flowers
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three seven nine four
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ten nine five balls six balls
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one ball two balls eight fingers five
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How many girls are wearing white blouses? One is. How many girls are wearing white blouses? Two are. How many boys are sitting down? One is. How many boys are sitting down? Two are.
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The girl is on the table. She is skipping. Three children are playing. They are skipping. The children are on the table. They are not skipping. The boy is running. He is not skipping.
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The girl on the table is skipping. The boy is turning the skipping rope and the girl is skipping. The boy who is not skipping is running. The boy who is not running is skipping.
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This cat is outside. This cat is inside. These flowers are outside. These flowers are inside.
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This is the outside of a house. This is the inside of a house. This is the outside of the church. This is the inside of the church.
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The boy is lying down outside. The boy is lying down inside. This is the outside of the building. This is the inside of the building.
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Animals; Real, Not Real
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Being Human: Descriptive Adjectives
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Two grey fish are swimming. One grey fish is swimming. A white dog is walking. A cat is walking.
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The woman is hungry. The man is hungry. The woman is full. The man is full.
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a kangaroo a herd of goats a herd of cows Two cows are running.
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They are cold. They are hot. He is cold. He is hot.
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Many sheep are standing. one turtle a lion a black swan
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She is tired. She is not tired. They are tired. They are not tired.
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a white swan The bird is sitting. a giraffe A bird is flying.
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He is strong. He is weak. They are not tired. They are hot and tired.
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two pigs one bear two cows one tiger
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The man is ill. The man is healthy. The bird is beautiful. The bird is ugly.
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a sheep an elephant The camel is standing on three legs. The camel is standing on four legs.
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The man is not full. The man is not hungry. The woman is not full. The woman is not hungry.
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This horse is not a real one. This horse is a real one. This bird is not a real one. This bird is a real one.
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The boy and the dog are happy. The boy and the dog are sad. The man is happy. The woman is sad.
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These two cows are not real ones. These two cows are real ones. This horse is a real one. A rocking horse is not a real horse.
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They are tired. She is tired. He is not tired. He is tired. They are not tired. He is tired. She is not tired.
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Which cat is a real one? Which cat is not a real one? Which sheep is not a real one? Which sheep is a real one?
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He is ill. He is thirsty. He is cold. He is rich.
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The white tiger is walking. The white tiger is lying down. The white tiger is climbing. a dragon
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Someone is thirsty. Someone is hungry. The people are not hot. The people are hot and tired.
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Professions and Conditions: Descriptive Adjectives
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Parts and Pictures
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a doctor a nurse a mechanic a student
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one arm two arms three arms four arms
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a police officer a dentist a carpenter a scientist
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Are there six fingers? No, there are four fingers. Are there three arms? No, there are four arms. Are there four legs? Yes, there are. Are there six fingers? No, there are five.
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a secretary a chef a teacher a waiter
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a horse’s legs a person’s arms an elephant’s legs a person’s legs
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He is embarrassed. He is in pain. He is afraid. He is ill.
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His head is on his arms. Her hands are on her knees. His hand is on his arm. Her hands are covering her eyes.
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The man is not hot. The man is not cold. The man is afraid. The man is a doctor.
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The hat is on his head. The hat is on his foot. The hat is in his hand. The hat is in his mouth.
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The man is proud of his son. The man is proud of his car. The man is thin. The man is fat.
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These are real flowers. This is a picture of flowers. This is a real woman. This is a picture of a woman.
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a bank a police station This man is rich. This man is getting money in a bank.
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a real man a picture of a man a statue of a man a real rabbit
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He is in pain. He is cooking. She is cooking. He is embarrassed.
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The pictures are on the wall. The pictures are on the floor. The picture is on the wall. One picture is on the floor.
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The nurse is taking care of the man. The doctor is taking care of the man. The mechanic is repairing the car. The dentist is working on the man’s teeth.
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There is a picture of cats on this T-shirt. There is a picture of a bear on this shirt. There is a picture of a smiling face on this T-shirt. There is no picture on this shirt.
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The baker is baking bread. The secretary is typing. The teacher is teaching the students. The students are reading.
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Which man on a horse is a real one? Which man on a horse is a statue? Which head is not a real one? Which head is a real one?
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Clock Time, Time of Day
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Unit Three Review
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five ten fifteen twenty
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Which tall man is wearing glasses? Which tall man is not wearing glasses? Which short person is not wearing glasses? Which short person is wearing glasses?
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It is two o’clock. It is four o’clock. It is six o’clock. It is eight o’clock.
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There are more people than horses. There are more horses than people. There are as many umbrellas as people. There are more people than umbrellas.
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It is three thirty. It is five thirty. It is seven thirty. It is nine thirty.
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The clown is wearing trousers. The clown is putting on trousers. The man with glasses is wearing a sweater. The man with glasses is putting on a sweater.
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It is six o’clock. It is six thirty. It is seven o’clock. It is seven thirty.
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The boy is lying down outside. The boy is lying down inside. This is the outside of the building. This is the inside of the building.
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It is two o’clock. It is two fifteen. It is two thirty. It is a quarter to three.
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two red flowers two white and yellow flowers a yellow, a red and a pink flower pink flowers
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It is eight o’clock. It is a quarter past eight. It is eight thirty. It is a quarter to eight.
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Which cat is a real one? Which cat is not a real one? Which sheep is not a real one? Which sheep is a real one?
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It is five o’clock. It is almost five o’clock. It is just after five o’clock. It is five thirty.
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He is strong. He is weak. They are not tired. They are hot and tired.
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It is two o’clock. It’s almost two o’clock. It is two thirty. It is a little after two o’clock.
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The baker is baking bread. The secretary is typing. The teacher is teaching the students. The students are reading.
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It is seven o’clock. It is a quarter past seven. It is seven thirty. It is seven forty-five.
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These are real flowers. This is a picture of flowers. This is a real woman. This is a picture of a woman.
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It is almost ten thirty. It is morning. It is almost eleven thirty in the morning. It is a little after five o’clock. It is afternoon. It is a quarter to nine. It is night.
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It is seven o’clock. It is a quarter past seven. It is seven thirty. It is seven forty-five.
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Questions and Answers: Interrogative Form of Verbs; Present Indicative
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Is the woman walking? Yes, she is walking. Is the boy smiling? Yes, he is smiling. Are the children playing? Yes, they are playing. Is the woman smiling? Yes, she is smiling.
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What is the boy doing? He is playing with his father. What is the boy doing? He is walking. What is the boy doing? He is lying down. What is the boy doing? He is playing with his dog.
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Are the children jumping? Yes, they are jumping. Are the children jumping? No, they are sitting. Is the man riding a horse? Yes, he is riding a horse. Is the man riding a horse? No, he is walking.
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What is the man doing? He is drinking water. What is the man doing? He is playing his guitar. What is the man doing? He is putting on his sweater. What is the man doing? He is sitting with his son.
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Is he playing the violin? Yes, he is. Is he playing the violin? No, he is not. Is the bike upside down? No, it is the right way up. Is the bike upside down? Yes, it is.
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Is he falling? He may be falling. Is he falling? Yes, he is falling. Is the boy falling? No, he is not falling. Are they falling? No, they are not falling.
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Is the car yellow? Yes, it is yellow. Is the car yellow? No, it is not yellow. Are the boys jumping? Yes, they are jumping. Are the boys jumping? No, they are not jumping.
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Is the boy smiling? Yes, he is smiling. Is the man smiling? No, he is not smiling. Is she smiling? Yes, she is smiling. Is the dog smiling? Can dogs smile?
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What is she doing? She is running. What are they doing? They are walking. What is he doing? He is riding a bike. What are they doing? They are riding horses.
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Is it a pony? Yes, it is a pony. Is it a dog? Yes, it is a dog. Is it a dog? No, it is a cat. Is it a dog? No, it is a fish.
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Open–Closed, Together–Apart, Straight–Bent
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Numbers to One Hundred
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The car door is open. The car door is closed. This woman’s eyes are open. This woman’s eyes are closed.
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one two three four
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The eyes are open. The eyes are closed. Her mouth is open. Her mouth is closed.
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five six seven eight
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The man’s eyes are closed and his mouth is open. The man’s eyes are open and his mouth is closed. The woman’s mouth is open and her eyes are open. The woman’s eyes are closed and her mouth is closed.
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nine ten eleven twelve
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thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen
His hands are closed. His hands are open. One hand is open and one hand is closed. Her mouth is open.
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seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty
four arms many legs four fingers five toes
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twenty thirty forty fifty
The hands are together. The hands are apart. The feet are together. The feet are apart.
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sixty seventy eighty ninety
The man’s legs are together. The man’s legs are apart. The boy’s legs are together. The boy’s legs are apart.
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seventy-five eighty-five ninety-five one hundred
The hands are apart and the feet are apart. The hands and feet are together. The feet are apart and the hands are together. The feet are together and the hands are apart.
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twenty-two thirty-two forty-two fifty-two
The man and woman are together. The horses are together. The man and woman are apart. The horses are apart.
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forty-six sixty-six eighty-six one hundred
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The woman’s arms are straight. The woman’s arms are bent. The man’s legs are bent. The man’s legs are straight.
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People and Talking
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Coming and Going, Asleep And Awake
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Gorbachev is talking. Three men are talking. The man in the yellow shirt is talking. The woman is talking.
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The women are coming. The women are going. The horses are coming. The couple are going.
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This man is talking. This man is playing chess. This boy is talking. This boy is lying down.
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He is climbing the wall. He is going up the stairs. He is coming down the stairs. He is going up the ladder.
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The boy is talking to the man. The man is talking to the boy. The woman in blue is talking to the woman in red. The woman is talking to the man.
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The cat is sleeping. The cat is not sleeping. The baby is sleeping. The baby is not sleeping.
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The boy is talking to the man about the aeroplane. The man is talking to the boy about the aeroplane. The man is talking into the walkie-talkie. The man is talking on the mobile phone.
The cat is asleep. The cat is awake. The baby is asleep. The baby is awake.
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This woman is talking to the girl about the book. These two women are talking about the plant. This woman is not talking. She is laughing. These two girls are not talking at all.
The couple are coming. The couple are going. The couple are kissing. The couple are not kissing.
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This woman is not talking. These men are not talking. These men are talking. This woman is talking.
The horse is going into the van. The horse has come out of the van. This boy is going into the water. This boy is getting out of the water.
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The man is on the phone. The woman is on the phone. The man is not on the phone. The woman is not on the phone.
The woman is going up the escalator. The woman is coming down the escalator. The man is going up the steps. The man is coming down the steps.
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Which man can talk? These women can talk. Which man can’t talk? These women can’t talk. They are mannequins.
These people are going up the escalator. The people are going up the steps. These people are going down the escalator. The people are coming down the steps.
09
The man can’t talk now because he is drinking. The man can talk because he is not drinking. The boy can’t talk because he is underwater. The boy can talk because he is not underwater.
The man is getting into the aeroplane. The man is coming out of the aeroplane. The man is getting out of the van. The man is getting into the van.
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The couple are entering the building. The couple are leaving the building. The man is getting into the carriage. The man is getting out of the carriage.
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Which man can’t talk? Which man can talk? Which boy can talk? Which boy can’t talk?
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Multiple Verbs; While
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The girl is smelling a flower. The boy is watching television. The boy is smelling a flower. The girl is watching TV.
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The woman is going to drive the car. The woman is riding the horse. The woman is kissing the horse. The woman is driving the horse.
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The boy is smelling the flower. The boy is not smelling the flowers. The girl is brushing her hair. The girl is dancing.
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The woman is wearing a hat. The man is touching the horse’s hoof. The man is touching the horse’s ear. The man is putting on gloves.
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The man is climbing onto the carriage. The man is climbing into the van. The woman is kissing the man. The woman is kissing the horse.
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The girl is not watching TV. The girl is wearing a hat while watching television. The girl is brushing her hair while watching TV. The girl is dancing while watching TV.
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The woman is singing while playing the keyboard. The woman is drinking while playing the keyboard. The woman is brushing her hair while holding her handbag. The woman is writing while holding her handbag.
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The man is reaching for a shovel while holding a book. The man is pointing while holding a shovel. The man is reading a book while the dog is standing between his legs. The man is reading a book while the boy is listening.
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One girl is holding her hat while walking. The man is drinking while sitting on the carriage. The man is sitting on the bicycle while the boy is climbing the fence. The children are watching while the man is writing.
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The boy is climbing the steps while the man is watching. The boy is climbing the steps while no one is watching. These men are carrying guns while they are walking through the water. These men are carrying guns while they are marching in a parade.
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Family Relationships
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Everybody, Somebody, Someone, Nobody, Anybody
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a girl and her mother a girl and her father a boy and his mother a boy and his father
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Everybody is wearing a yellow hat. Everybody is running. Everybody is sitting down. Everybody is dancing.
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a girl and her mother a girl and her father a girl and her brother a girl and her family
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Someone is behind the tree. Someone is behind the man. Someone is taking a picture. Someone is wearing yellow.
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the boy and his mother the boy and his father the boy and his sister the boy and his family
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Everybody is wearing a yellow hat. Nobody is wearing a yellow hat. Somebody is touching the cat. Nobody is touching the cat.
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The woman is sitting beside her husband on a sofa. The woman is standing with her husband and children. The woman is sitting on a chair beside her husband. The woman is sitting on her husband.
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Everybody is wearing white. Nobody is wearing white. Somebody is wearing white and somebody is not wearing white. The cowboy is wearing white.
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Everybody is jumping into the water. None of the three boys are jumping into the water. Someone is jumping into the water. Someone is not jumping into the water. Someone is swimming underwater.
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Somebody is kicking the ball. Nobody is kicking the ball. Is anybody in the aeroplane? No, the aeroplane is empty. Is anybody in the aeroplane? Yes, the boy is in the aeroplane.
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The man is sitting beside his wife on a sofa. The man is standing with his wife and children. The man is sitting on a chair beside his wife. The man’s wife is sitting on him.
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a mother and her son a father and his son a father and his daughter a mother and her daughter
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a sister and brother and their mother a husband and a wife and their daughter a sister and brother with their parents a sister and a brother without their parents
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These four people are a family. These four people are not a family. These three people are from the same family. These three people are not from the same family.
Is anybody kicking the ball? Yes, the boy is. Is anybody kicking the ball? No, nobody is. Nobody is in the aeroplane. There is somebody in the aeroplane.
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two parents with their children two parents without their children two brothers and their father two brothers and their mother
The man in blue is carrying something. The man in blue is not carrying anything. They are pointing at something. They are not pointing at anything.
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two sisters and their father two brothers and their father a child with his parents These people are not from the same family.
Somebody is riding the horse. Nobody is riding the horse. Something is on the plate. Nothing is on the plate.
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Something is on the table. Nothing is on any of the tables. Someone is lying down in the tent. No one is in the tent.
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Prepositions and Objects of Prepositions: With and Without
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He is jumping with a pole. She is singing with a microphone. The boy in the red sweater is playing. He is playing with his friends. He is riding a bike using his hands.
a little red car a white limousine a red boat a big black lorry
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He is jumping without a pole. She is singing without a microphone. He is playing without his friends. He is riding without using his hands.
The breakdown van is pulling the car. Someone is driving a car. The red car is behind the lorry. The lorry is pulling a boat.
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He is jumping with a pole. He is jumping without a pole. She is singing with a microphone. She is singing without a microphone.
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He is playing with his friends. He is playing without his friends. He is riding a bike without using his hands. He is riding a bike using his hands.
The lorry is on one bridge and under the other bridge. A lorry and a car are under the bridge. a big bridge The car is parked in front of a house.
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The bike is parked. The man is putting a bike on a van. The woman is getting into the van. The boats are on the river.
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The man is jumping without a parachute. The man is jumping with a parachute. He is climbing with a rope. He is climbing without a rope.
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The car is turning. The cars are driving through snow. The red cars are in a parade. The car is passing a lorry.
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The man without a shirt is running. The man with a shirt is running. The woman with sunglasses is sitting down. The woman without sunglasses is sitting down.
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a black limousine a vintage car a convertible with the top down a red sports car
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The people with umbrellas are walking. The people without umbrellas are walking. The person with a helmet is riding a bike. The person without a helmet is riding a bike.
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The train is on the mountain. People are getting into the tram. This red car was in an accident. The red car was not in an accident.
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The woman with a hat is walking. The woman without a hat is walking. The man without a hat is sitting on a box. The man with a hat is sitting on a box.
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The red and grey cars were in an accident. The submarine is in the water. The ship has sails. The red and white cars are parked.
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The man with a cap is writing. The man with a hat is pointing. The man without a hat is pointing. The man without a cap is writing.
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The red car is badly damaged. The red car is not badly damaged. The big ship is moving through the water. The breakdown van is pulling the car.
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The boy with a sweater is playing in the sand. The boy without a sweater is playing in the sand. The boy with a sweater is playing in the grass. The boy without a sweater is on the grass.
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Unit Four Review
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What is the man doing? He is drinking water. What is the man doing? He is playing his guitar. What is the man doing? He is putting on his sweater. What is the man doing? He is sitting with his son.
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The hands are apart and the feet are apart. The hands and feet are together. The feet are apart and the hands are together. The feet are together and the hands are apart.
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seventy-five eighty-five ninety-five one hundred
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The man can’t talk now because he is drinking. The man can talk because he is not drinking. The boy can’t talk because he is underwater. The boy can talk because he is not underwater.
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The cat is asleep. The cat is awake. The baby is asleep. The baby is awake.
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The woman is singing while playing the keyboard. The woman is drinking while playing the keyboard. The woman is brushing her hair while holding her handbag. The woman is writing while holding her handbag.
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a sister and brother and their mother a husband and a wife and their daughter a sister and brother with their parents a sister and a brother without their parents
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Somebody is riding the horse. Nobody is riding the horse. Something is on the plate. Nothing is on the plate.
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The breakdown van is pulling the car. Someone is driving a car. The red car is behind the lorry. The lorry is pulling a boat.
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The man with a cap is writing. The man with a hat is pointing. The man without a hat is pointing. The man without a cap is writing.
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Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division
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Possessive Nouns and Pronouns
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six one twenty nine
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a boy the boy and his father the boy and his dog the boy’s dog without the boy
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two five eleven eight
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a blonde-haired woman and her dog a man and his dog a dark-haired woman and her dog a boy and his dog
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three four seven ten
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The woman is walking her dog. The boy is walking his dog. Someone is walking three dogs. The women are walking their dogs.
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One plus one equals two. One plus two equals three. One plus three equals four. One plus four equals five.
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The woman’s hat is black. The man’s hard hat is white. The woman’s horse is jumping. The man’s horse is bucking.
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Three plus four is seven. Three plus five is eight. Six minus two is four. Six minus four is two.
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The girl’s socks are white. The girl’s blouse is white. The man’s dog is small. The man’s dog is reading.
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Six plus five is eleven. Six plus six is twelve. Four plus three equals seven. Four plus five equals nine.
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someone with her cat someone with her horse someone with his cat someone with his horse
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Eight minus two equals six. Eight minus four equals four. Seven minus three equals four. Seven minus five equals two.
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The man is wearing his own shirt. This shirt is not the boy’s shirt. It is too big. The man’s shirt is on the table. This shirt is not the man’s shirt. It is too small.
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Twelve minus five equals seven. Twelve minus six equals six. Twelve minus seven equals five. Twelve minus eight equals four.
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a woman’s hat a man’s hat a man’s hand a woman’s hand
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Twelve divided by two equals six. Two times six equals twelve. Six divided by three equals two. Two times eight equals sixteen.
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a child’s car an adult’s car children’s clothing adults’ clothing
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Ten divided by five equals two. Fifteen divided by five equals three. Twenty divided by five equals four. Four times five equals twenty.
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a woman’s gloves men’s gloves women’s legs a woman’s legs
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Present Progressive, Present Perfect and Future with “Going To”
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More Numbers
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The girl is skipping. The girl is walking. The girl is riding. The girl is laughing.
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seventeen twenty-seven thirty-seven thirty-eight
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The boy is going to jump. The boy is going to fall. The boy is going to eat. The boy is going to ride.
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forty-three thirty-four sixty-three thirty-six
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The woman has jumped. The woman has opened the drawer. The woman has thrown the ball. The woman has gone to sleep.
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seventy-eight eighty-seven ninety-five fifty-nine
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The man and the woman are going to hug each other. The man and the woman are hugging each other. This work was done by Picasso. This work was not done by Picasso.
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one hundred and forty-five one hundred and fifty-four two hundred and seventy-eight two hundred and eighty-seven
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The bird is swimming. The bird is flying. The bird is walking. The bird is flapping its wings, but it is not flying.
three hundred and twenty-five three hundred and fifty-two four hundred and twenty-five four hundred and fifty-two
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The dog is going to catch the frisbee. The dog has caught the frisbee. The dog is going to pick up the hat. The dog has picked up the hat.
five hundred and forty-nine five hundred and fifty-nine six hundred and sixty-nine six hundred and ninety-six
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The horse has jumped. The horse has thrown the cowboy off its back. The horse has walked up. The horse has walked down.
seven hundred and thirty-four seven hundred and forty-three eight hundred and thirty-four eight hundred and forty-three
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The children are going to jump off the table. The children are jumping off the table. The children have jumped off the table. The children are walking around the table.
nine hundred and twenty-six nine hundred and sixty-two one thousand and eighty-seven one thousand and seventy-eight
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The man in the white shirt is going to climb the wall. The man in the white shirt is climbing the wall. The camel will open its mouth. The camel has opened its mouth.
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven two thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five two thousand eight hundred and seventy-five
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three thousand one hundred and twenty-five seven thousand one hundred and twenty-five nine thousand one hundred and twenty-five ten thousand one hundred and twenty-five
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The man is going to use the mobile phone. He is taking it out of his pocket. The man is using the mobile phone. The man is holding the mobile phone, but he is not using it. The man is using a red phone.
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Direct and Indirect Objects
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Hot and Cold
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The man is pushing the bicycle. The man is pushing the trolley. The woman is pushing the boxes. The men are pushing the mat.
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fire the sun snow ice
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The man is pulling the trolley. The pony is pulling the cart. They are pulling the mat. They are pushing the mat.
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Fire is hot. The sun is hot. Snow is cold. Ice is cold.
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He is pulling the trolley. He is pushing the trolley. They are pushing the mat. They are pulling the mat.
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a tree and purple flowers a candle Snow is covering the trees. Snow is covering the mountains.
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The man is repairing the bike. The man is riding the bike. The woman is walking her dog. The woman is playing with her dog.
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Fire is burning the trees. Fire is burning the candle. The sun is behind the tree. The sun is behind the clouds.
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The girl is wearing a hat. The girl is holding the hat. The man is holding the glass of water. He is not drinking. The man is drinking the glass of water.
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The fire is making black smoke. The fire is making white smoke. The small stove makes a blue flame. The match makes a yellow flame.
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The woman is climbing the stairs. The woman is pushing the boxes. The man is carrying the child. The man is pushing the trolley.
It is hot in the summer. It is cold in the winter. The bread is hot. The bread is not hot.
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The woman is giving the boy money. The man is giving the woman medicine. The woman is giving the boy the guitar. The man is giving the girl the guitar.
It is cold and these people are wearing hats and scarves. It is hot and these people are sitting in the sun. People play in the water when it is hot. People play in the snow when it is cold.
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The boy is taking money from the woman. The boy is taking the guitar from the woman. The girl is taking the guitar from the man. The woman is getting medicine from the man.
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a hot day a cold day cold food hot food
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The girl is taking a plate. Someone is giving the man a plate of food. Someone is giving the woman a plate of food. The man is giving the guitar to the girl.
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It is hot. It is cold. a cold drink a hot drink
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The woman is giving money to the boy. Someone is giving something to the woman. The man is taking a glass of milk. The man gave a glass of milk to the woman.
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He is hot. He is cold. The sun is shining on the woman. The sun is shining on the grass.
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Kinds of Things
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Furniture, Clothing and Instruments
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A flower is a kind of plant. Grass is a kind of plant. Trees are a kind of plant. Bushes and flowers are kinds of plants.
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A table is a piece of furniture. A chair is a piece of furniture. A bed is a piece of furniture. A sofa is a piece of furniture.
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two kinds of flowers one kind of flower several kinds of fruit one kind of fruit
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A table and chairs are furniture. A desk and chair are furniture. A bed is a piece of furniture to sleep on. A sofa is furniture to sit on.
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Grapes are a kind of fruit. Bananas are a kind of fruit. Apples are a kind of fruit. Pears are a kind of fruit.
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Tables are furniture. Chairs are furniture. A bench is a piece of furniture to sit on. A dresser is a piece of furniture that holds clothes.
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Dogs are a kind of animal. Cats are a kind of animal. Sheep are a kind of animal. Ducks are a kind of animal.
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A dress is an item of clothing. A jacket is an item of clothing. A shirt and tie are clothing. children’s clothing
two kinds of ducks one kind of duck two kinds of dogs one kind of dog
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The clown is getting dressed. The clown is dressed. The woman is getting dressed. The woman is dressed.
Meat is a kind of food. Fruit is a kind of food. Bread is a kind of food. Ice cream is a kind of food.
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These people are dressed in formal clothing. These people are dressed as cowboys. These people are dressed for swimming. These people are dressed as clowns.
Grapes are food. Bananas are food. Apples are food. Pears are food.
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two kinds of animals one kind of animal one kind of plant several kinds of plants
The man is playing music on the piano, while holding a saxophone. Guitars are musical instruments. Violins are musical instruments. Flutes are musical instruments.
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Dogs are animals. Flowers are plants. Horses and cattle are animals. Ducks are animals.
Someone is playing an electric bass guitar. Someone is playing a flute. Someone is playing a keyboard. Someone is playing drums.
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The man with the flute is playing and the drummer is listening. The man is holding two guitars. Someone is playing a guitar. Children are playing the piano.
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pieces of furniture clothing musical instruments one piece of furniture
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Few, Many, More, Less
Two people are on one bicycle. One person is standing between two people on bicycles. One person is on a bicycle and two people are walking. Many people are on many bicycles. There are more chairs than tables. There are more green apples than red apples. There is the same amount of milk in the woman’s glass as in the girl’s glass. There are more sweets in the man’s left hand than in his right hand. There are fewer tables than chairs. There are fewer red apples than green apples. Both glasses have the same amount of milk. There are fewer sweets in the man’s right hand than in his left hand. There is a little food on this tray. There is a lot of food on this tray. There is less water than land in this picture. There is more water than land in this picture. There is more sand than grass in this picture. There is less sand than grass in this picture. There is more milk in the girl’s glass than in the woman’s glass. There is less milk in the girl’s glass than in the woman’s glass. We can count the boys: one, two, three. We can count the boys: one, two, three, four. We can count the boys: one, two, three, four, five, six. We can count the candles: one, two, three, four, five.
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There are too many coins to count. There are too many birds to count. There are too many flowers to count. There are too many balloons to count.
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a few balloons too many balloons to count a few people too many people to count
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There are too many people to count. There are not too many people to count. There are too many hats to count. There are not too many hats to count.
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The children are waving. The girl is waving. The man is waving. The woman is waving.
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One of the clowns is waving. One of the clowns has his hands in his pockets. The clowns are waving. The clown who is sitting down is waving.
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The woman is coughing. The man is sneezing. This boy is holding the kite string in his mouth. This boy is sticking out his tongue.
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The boy’s arms are folded. The boy is yawning. The man is sneezing. The man is blowing his nose.
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This man is tying his shoe. This man is scratching his neck. The clown is pointing to his nose. The clown is scratching his head.
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The woman on the bench is tired. The man is tired. The boy is yawning because he is tired. The boy is crying.
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The woman is very sad. The man is thinking. These men are not tired. These men are tired.
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The woman is sad. She is at a funeral. The man is very happy. These men have run in a race. They are very tired. This man is going to run in a race. He is stretching.
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Two runners are finishing a race. The one in the red shirt will win. The man is very happy. He has won two medals. This woman is happy to be singing. The boy is crying because he is sad.
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The man is scratching his forehead. The man is thinking. The child is picking something up from the ground. The woman is picking something up from the ground.
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Human Conditions
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I have red hair. I am wearing a hat. I have black hair. I am bald.
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Six plus five is eleven. Six plus six is twelve. Four plus three equals seven. Four plus five equals nine.
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We are cold. We are hot. I am cold. I am hot.
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a woman’s gloves men’s gloves women’s legs a woman’s legs
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I am tired. I am not tired. I am skipping. We are tired. We are not tired.
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I am strong. I am weak. We are running and we are not tired. We are running and we are tired.
The man is going to use the mobile phone. He is taking it out of his pocket. The man is using the mobile phone. The man is holding the mobile phone, but he is not using it. The man is using a red phone.
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I am ill. I am healthy. I am a blue bird. I am a bird with a red head.
seven hundred and thirty-four seven hundred and forty-three eight hundred and thirty-four eight hundred and forty-three
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I am the man who is hungry. I am the man who is full. I am the woman who is hungry. I am the woman who is full.
The woman is giving the boy money. The man is giving the woman medicine. The woman is giving the boy the guitar. The man is giving the girl the guitar.
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We are happy. We are unhappy. I am happy. I am unhappy.
many kinds of food many kinds of plants a plant and an animal two kinds of animals
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We are tired. I am tired. He is not tired. We are not tired. He is tired. I am tired. She is not tired.
The clown is getting dressed. The clown is dressed. The woman is getting dressed. The woman is dressed.
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There is more sand than grass in this picture. There is less sand than grass in this picture. There is more milk in the girl’s glass than in the woman’s glass. There is less milk in the girl’s glass than in the woman’s glass.
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This man is tying his shoe. This man is scratching his neck. The clown is pointing to his nose. The clown is scratching his head.
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We are tired. I am tired. He is not tired. We are not tired. He is tired. I am tired. She is not tired.
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I am ill. I am thirsty. I am cold. I am rich.
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I am not drinking. You are drinking. I am hungry. We are cold. We are hot and tired.
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Present Progressive, Present Perfect and Future with “Going To”
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The children are in the park. The boy is in the aeroplane. The dog has a frisbee in its mouth. The jug is full.
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The man is going to get into the car. The man is getting into the car. The man is going to get into the carriage. The man is getting into the carriage.
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These are the children who were in the park. The boy was in an aeroplane. The dog had a frisbee in its mouth. The jug was full.
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The boy is going to jump. The boy is jumping. The boy has jumped. The boy is going to throw the ball.
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The boy’s mouth is open. The children are on the table. The boy’s mouth was open. The children were on the table.
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The woman is going to write. The woman is writing. The boy is falling. The boy has fallen.
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The woman has the box. This is the woman who had the box. The girls have a skipping rope. These are the girls who had a skipping rope.
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The boy is going to climb out of the water. The boy is going to slide. The boy is sliding. The boy has slid into the water.
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The man has a hat on his head. This is the man who had the hat on his head. The boy in blue has a rake in his hands. The boy in blue had a rake in his hands.
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The boy is going to jump. The boy is jumping. The people are going to cross the street. The people are crossing the street.
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These people are in a cycle race. These people were in a cycle race. This man is in a cycle race. This man was in a cycle race.
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The boy is looking at the ball. The boy is going to throw the ball. The man is going to throw the boy. The man has thrown the boy.
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The boy is on the table. The boy was on the table. The woman is holding a notebook. The woman was holding a notebook.
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The woman is going to put something into the bag. The woman has put something into the bag. The woman is going to kiss the man. The woman is kissing the man.
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This person is in the water. This person was in the water. The boy is on the wall. He is climbing the wall. The boy was on the wall. He has fallen off the wall.
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The woman is going to enter the shop. The woman is entering the shop. The man is going to close the boot of the car. The man has closed the boot of the car.
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These people are in a parade. These people were in a parade. The man is in the van. The man was in the van.
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The people are going to go up the steps. The people are going up the steps. The people have gone up the steps. The people are coming down the steps.
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The boy is inside. The boy was inside. Now he is outside. The clown has a hat on his head. The clown had a hat on his head.
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The people are going to come down the steps. The people are coming down the steps. The people have come down the steps. The people are going up the steps.
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Units of Things
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The old man has a white beard. The bald man is looking at a rug. The bald man has a beard. The man with a red tie has a beard.
01
a bag of fish a bag of grapes bags of bread an empty paper bag
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The man has a beard. The man is bald. The man has not got a beard. The woman has not got a beard.
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a roll of paper towels a paper towel a bag of crisps a plastic bag of grapes
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These people are wearing uniforms. These people are not wearing uniforms. This man is wearing a uniform. This man is not wearing a uniform.
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a full bottle of juice half a bottle of juice an empty glass bottle a roll of toilet paper
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This person has a moustache, but no beard. This person has a beard, but no moustache. This person has a moustache and a beard. This person has not got a moustache or a beard.
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two rolls of paper towels a full paper bag an empty plastic bag an empty paper bag
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This statue has a moustache. This statue has a beard. The woman with long hair has an earring. The woman with short hair is wearing an earring.
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an empty glass bottle a full bottle lots of bread six loaves of bread
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This couple are dressed up. This couple are not dressed up. These men are dressed up. These men are not dressed up.
a roll of paper towels a roll of toilet paper a full paper bag an empty paper bag
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This girl has black hair and dark skin. The boy in the red sweater has dark skin. The girl with red hair has light skin. The boy with a black shirt has light skin.
a tomato lots of tomatoes many boxes of apples slices of watermelon
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Which young woman has dark skin? Which young woman has light skin? Which young man has dark skin? Which young man has light skin?
a pair of boots a pair of sunglasses baskets of apples boxes of apples
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The woman has light skin and short hair. The woman has light skin and long blonde hair. This person has dark skin and short hair. This person has dark skin and long hair.
a pair of sunglasses a pair of gloves and a pair of shoes a pair of boots a pair of dice
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This man has dark skin and a moustache. This man has light skin and a beard. This man has light skin and no beard or moustache. This man has dark skin and no beard or moustache.
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Neither–Nor, Both–And
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Verbs: Present and Past Tenses; Relative Pronouns
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The woman is riding the horse. The woman is not riding the horse any more. The men are riding bicycles. The men are not riding any more.
01
These people are in a cycle race. These people were in a cycle race. The clown has a hat on his head. The clown had a hat on his head.
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The men are running. The men are not running any more. The young men are singing. The young men are not singing any more.
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The young woman is reading. The young woman was reading. The boy is fishing. The boy was fishing.
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The man and woman are singing. The man and woman are not singing any more. The clown is dressing. The clown is not dressing any more.
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The girl is skipping. The girls were skipping. The woman is drinking. The woman was drinking.
04
This woman is eating. This woman is talking on the phone. This woman is neither talking on the phone nor eating. This man is neither talking on the phone nor eating.
04
The father and his sons are digging. The father and his sons were digging. The dog is looking at the book. The dog was looking at the book.
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The man is wearing a shirt that is too small. The man was wearing a shirt that was too small. The man is wearing his own shirt. The man was wearing this shirt, but now the boy is.
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The man is playing the guitar. The man was playing the guitar. The woman is holding the guitar. The woman was holding the guitar, but now the boy has it.
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The traffic light is red. The traffic light was red. The man is climbing the ladder. The man has climbed the ladder.
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Some people are driving. Some people were driving, but not any more. Someone is going to drive. car keys
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This dog is yawning. This dog is carrying the frisbee. This young man is yawning. This young man is eating.
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This is the dog that was yawning. This is the dog that was carrying the frisbee. This is the young man who was yawning. This is the young man who was eating.
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This woman is singing and playing the piano. This woman is neither singing nor playing the piano. These women are playing drums and smiling. These women are neither playing drums nor smiling.
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Both people are singing. Neither of these people are singing. Only one of these people is singing. All six of these people are singing.
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The man in white is standing on the pavement. The man in white is not standing on the pavement any more. The bus is up on the pavement. The bus is not on the pavement any more.
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All four of these people are walking. None of these four people are walking. All three of these people are walking. None of these three people are walking.
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Both the young men are singing. Neither of them is kissing a woman. Neither the man nor the woman is talking. Neither the man nor the woman is kissing. The man in the black shirt is standing. None of his friends are.
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Names
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Present Progressive, Present Perfect and Future with “Going To”
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two men and one woman four men one man three men and a woman
01
The man is going to kiss his wife. The man is kissing his wife. The woman is going to throw the ball. The woman has thrown the ball.
02
The man on the left is Prince Charles. The man on the left is Ronald Reagan. The man speaking is Mikhail Gorbachev. The woman with the singers is Nancy Reagan.
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The man on the left is named Charles. The name of the man on the left is Ronald. The man’s name is Mikhail. The woman in front of the singers is named Nancy.
The girl is talking to the man. The woman is not talking to anyone. She is preparing food. The woman is sitting on the man. The woman is sitting on the rocking chair.
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The woman is riding the horse. No one is riding the horse. No one is riding the bicycle. Someone is riding the bicycle.
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The horse is kissing the woman. No one is being kissed by the horse. The ball is being kicked by the boy. No one is kicking the ball.
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Prince Charles is shaking hands with Ronald Reagan. Ronald Reagan is standing with three other men. Mikhail Gorbachev is talking. Nancy Reagan is smiling at the singers.
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This is Sandra. She is a girl. This is Jake. He is a boy. This is Melissa. She is a woman. This is Richard. He is a man.
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The woman is being kissed by the horse. No one is kissing the woman. The boy is kicking the ball. The boy is not kicking anything.
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The girl says, “My name is Sandra and I am four years old.” The boy says, “My name is Jake and I am ten years old.” The woman says, “My name is Melissa and I am twenty-two years old.” The man says, “My name is Richard and I am twenty-three years old.”
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The boy is falling. The boy has fallen. The man is climbing the ladder. The man has climbed the ladder.
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The men are going to run. The men are running. The men have run. The women are going to run.
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The woman is going to pick up the cat. The woman is picking up the cat. The woman has picked up the cat and is holding it in her arms. The woman is reading the newspaper.
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The woman is going to put on the dress. The woman is putting on the dress. The woman has put on the dress. The man is putting on a shirt.
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The girl is going to pour water on her head. The girl is pouring water on her head. The woman is going to read the book. The woman is reading the book.
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Melissa is going to walk up the steps. Melissa is walking up the steps. Melissa is walking down the steps. Melissa has walked down the steps. Sandra is holding a balloon. Jake is holding a balloon. Richard is standing in a tree. Melissa is standing in a tree. Sandra says, “Look at my balloon!” Jake says, “Look at my balloon!” Richard says, “Look, I am standing in a tree!” Melissa says, “Look, I am standing in a tree!” Melissa and Richard are stepping onto the wall. Melissa and Richard are standing on the wall. Melissa and Richard have just jumped off the wall. Their feet have not touched the ground. Melissa and Richard have jumped off the wall. Their feet have touched the ground. 37
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many bunches of bananas a bunch of bananas many bunches of grapes a bunch of grapes
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The girl is alone. The girl is with her friends. The girl is with her mother and father. The girl is with her puppy.
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a bunch of bananas a single banana a bunch of grapes a single grape
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a couple of dolls a group of dolls a few flowers many bunches of flowers
The singer with the red microphone is singing alone. The singer is singing with a friend. The woman is singing with the choir. The woman is singing alone while playing the piano.
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a pair of candles many pairs of candles a pair of gloves many pairs of gloves
Flowers surround the woman. Bushes surround the woman. Books surround the woman. People surround the woman.
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The woman is surrounded by flowers. The woman is surrounded by bushes. The woman is surrounded by books. The woman is surrounded by people.
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The castle stands alone on a hill, away from other buildings. The fort stands alone in the desert, away from other buildings. The castle is surrounded by other buildings. The church is surrounded by other buildings.
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The woman is alone. The woman is with another person. The woman is surrounded by people. The table is surrounded by chairs.
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one person alone a couple of people several people a crowd of people
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The girl is reading alone. The girl is playing with a friend. The girl is playing with her teacher. The girl is walking with her teacher and her friend.
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Someone is walking alone down the steps. Several people are walking down the steps. A whole crowd of people are standing on the steps. A whole crowd of people are walking on the pavement.
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A huge crowd of people are racing. Several people are racing against each other. These two people are racing, but not against each other. This person is running alone, but he is not racing.
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a bouquet of flowers a single flower a couple of flags lots of flags
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many balloons a few balloons a single cyclist a group of cyclists
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a pair of dice two pairs of dice a single runner a group of runners a set of tools a set of dining room furniture a set of luggage a set of knives a set of silverware a pair of twins a chess set a set of plates a couple going down an escalator two couples a doll couple a set of Russian dolls
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Unit Six Review
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I am a doctor. I am a nurse. I am a mechanic. I am a student.
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These people are in a parade. These people were in a parade. The man is in the van. The man was in the van.
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I am a policeman. I am a dentist. I am a carpenter. I am a scientist.
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The woman is going to enter the shop. The woman is entering the shop. The man is going to close the boot of the car. The man has closed the boot of the car.
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I am a secretary. I am a chef. I am a teacher. I am a waiter.
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This couple are dressed up. This couple are not dressed up. These men are dressed up. These men are not dressed up.
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I am embarrassed. My foot hurts. I am not afraid. He is afraid. I am ill.
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two rolls of paper towels a full paper bag an empty plastic bag an empty paper bag
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I am cold. I am hot and thirsty. I am afraid. I am a doctor. I am with an ill man.
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Both people are singing. Neither of these people are singing. Only one of these people is singing. All six of these people are singing.
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I am proud of my son. I am proud of my car. I am thin. I am heavy.
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The father and his sons are digging. The father and his sons were digging. The dog is looking at the book. The dog was looking at the book.
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I am outside the bank. I am at the police station. I am rich. I am inside the bank.
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The woman is going to pick up the cat. The woman is picking up the cat. The woman has picked up the cat and is holding it in her arms. The woman is reading the newspaper.
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Ouch! That hurt my foot. I am wearing a hat. I am wearing a blue skirt. I am embarrassed.
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a set of silverware a pair of twins a chess set a set of plates
I am ill. You are not ill. You are a nurse. I am a doctor. I am not ill. You are ill. I am repairing a car. I am working on someone’s teeth.
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The singer with the red microphone is singing alone. The singer is singing with a friend. The woman is singing with the choir. The woman is singing alone while playing the piano.
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I am a policeman. I am a dentist. I am a carpenter. I am a scientist.
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I am baking bread. I am typing on the typewriter. I am teaching the students. We are reading.
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The girl is getting into the boat. The boy is getting out of the water. The boy has got out of the water. The boy is going to get out of the water.
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The man and woman are pointing. Both women are pointing. The boy on the left is pointing. One woman is pointing and one woman is not pointing.
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The man is flying a kite. The man is trying to fly a kite. There are three kites on the ground. The boy is flying a kite.
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The boy is looking down. The boy is looking up. The clown is looking down. The clown is looking up.
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The boy in the red shirt is flying a kite. The boy is drinking from a cup and flying a kite. The man is trying to open the cow’s mouth. A man is trying to fly a kite.
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The boy in blue is going to be hit by dirt. The boy has been hit by dirt. The man is working. The man is not working.
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The father is reading to his sons. The father is working with his sons. The father has a shovel in one hand and a book in the other. The father is reading to the dog.
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The horses are working. The horses are not working. The father is pointing. The father and the boys are working.
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The boys are pulling on the rake. The boy is digging. The boy wearing white is catching the rake. The boy wearing blue is catching the rake.
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The girl is going to give hay to the horses. The girl is giving hay to the horses. The girl has given hay to the horses. The cowboy is going to give hay to the cow.
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More Verbs; Interrogative Adjectives and Pronouns; Usually
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The swan is flapping its wings. These birds have spread their wings. The bird on the man’s hands has its wings spread. This bird does not have its wings spread.
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Camels have four legs. People have two legs. Ducks have two legs. Elephants have four legs.
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Astronauts wear space suits. Sometimes girls wear dresses. Aeroplanes have wings. Birds have wings.
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Clocks have hands. Bicycles have wheels. Sailors live on ships. Soldiers carry guns.
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Who wears space suits? Who wears dresses? Who carries guns? Who lives on a ship?
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Which animal has only two legs? Which animal has four legs on the ground? Which animal has two legs on the ground and two legs off the ground? Which animal has all four legs off the ground?
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This person sells bread. This person sells sunglasses. This person sells tomatoes. This person sells plants.
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Horses carry people, but this horse is not carrying anyone. This horse is carrying someone. Aeroplanes fly, but this aeroplane is not flying. Aeroplanes fly and this aeroplane is flying.
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The workman is wearing a hard hat. The workman usually wears a hard hat, but he is not wearing a hard hat now. Soldiers carry guns, but these soldiers are not carrying guns. Soldiers carry guns and these soldiers are carrying guns.
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The young men in the blue suits are singing. The young men in the blue suits sing, but they aren’t singing now. Dogs don’t usually wear clothing and this dog is not wearing clothing. Dogs don’t usually wear clothing, but this one is wearing clothing.
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Fast and Slow
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The woman is running fast. The men are riding fast. The boy is skiing fast. The horse is running fast.
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The horse is not running fast. It is walking slowly. The car is going slowly. The car is going fast. The woman is riding fast.
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The horse is going fast. The horse is going slowly. The horse is not going at all. The bull is going fast.
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Seasons
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The house is in front of many green trees. The car is on a road between the green trees. The cars are in a car park between the white and pink trees. A green tree is in front of the white building.
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It is not cold. The trees are green. It is cold. The trees are covered with snow. It is not cold. There is one pink tree in front of the white building. It is warm. There is one pink tree and one white tree.
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There is snow on the mountain behind the red aeroplane. There is no snow on the mountain where the man in the red shirt is standing. There is snow on the mountain behind the man with the red shirt. There is no snow on the mountain and no man on the mountain.
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It is wintertime. Snow is on the mountain. It is wintertime. Snow is on the trees. It is autumn. The trees are yellow. It is springtime. The trees are pink and white.
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It is wintertime. Snow is on the trees. It is summer. The trees are green. It is summertime. The people are in the swimming pool. It is autumn. The trees are yellow and the leaves are on the ground.
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The woman is swimming fast. The swimmer is in the water, but he is not swimming now. The skier is skiing very fast. The skier is skiing very slowly.
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The girl is putting on her skates. The girl is skating. The skier is skiing downhill. The skier has jumped.
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an ice skater a skier a swimmer a runner
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The cyclist is riding slowly. The swimmer is moving through the water. The statue is not moving. Someone is moving quickly across the street.
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winter summer spring autumn
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The soldiers in red are standing still. The soldiers in black are standing still. The astronauts are standing still. The skater is standing still.
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summer autumn winter spring
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The cyclists are moving fast. The cyclists are moving slowly. The aeroplane is moving fast. The aeroplane is moving slowly.
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The sun is going down. We call this “sunset”. a bridge at night daytime a city at night
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This is not an animal and it moves slowly. This is not an animal and it moves fast. This is an animal that moves slowly. This is an animal that moves fast.
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The sun is coming up. We call this “sunrise”. We see the moon at night. a building at night a building in the daytime
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It is winter. It is day. It is winter. It is night. It is summer. It is day. It is summer. It is night.
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All, None, Some, Most, Both, Neither, Other
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None and Both; Demonstrative Adjectives
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The flowers are white. The flowers are red. The flowers are yellow. The flowers are blue.
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This person is a woman. This animal is a dog. This person is a girl. This animal is a horse.
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All of the flowers are white. All of the flowers are red. All of the flowers are yellow. All of the flowers are blue.
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This person is not a child. This animal is not a horse. This child is not a boy. This animal is not a dog.
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Some of the flowers are white. Some of the flowers are blue. Some of the dishes are yellow. Some of the people are wearing hats.
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These people are men. These people are women. These animals are fish. These animals are horses.
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Some of the flowers are yellow and some are white. Some of the flowers are yellow and some are blue. Some of the apples are red and some are green. Some of the people are women and some are men.
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None of these people are women. None of these people are men. None of these animals are horses. None of these animals are fish.
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All of these children are boys. None of these children are boys. All of these animals are cows. None of these animals are cows.
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None of these children are girls. All of these children are girls. None of these animals are fish. All of these animals are fish.
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These two people are drinking milk. These two people are pointing to the milk. One of these people is pointing to the other person. These two people are riding horses.
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Most of the people are wearing yellow hats, but one is not. Most of the flowers are white, but some are yellow. Most of the flower is red, but part of it is black. Most of the flower is red, but part of it is yellow.
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Both animals are horses. Both flowers are white and yellow. Both children are girls. Both birds are ducks.
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Both animals are horses. Neither animal is a horse. Both children are girls. Neither child is a girl.
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Some of the flowers are red. None of the flowers are red. One of the ducks is white. None of the ducks are white.
Both of these people are drinking milk. Both of these people are pointing to the milk. Only one of these people is pointing. Both of these people are riding horses.
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Neither of these people are drinking milk. One of these people is drinking milk. Both people are drinking milk. One person is drinking orange juice.
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The woman is drinking milk, but the girl is not. The girl is drinking milk, but the woman is not. The woman and girl are both drinking milk. Someone is drinking, but he is not drinking milk.
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Some of these flowers are yellow and the others are blue. All of these flowers are yellow. One of these ducks has a white head and the other has a green head. All of these ducks have black heads. Both people are pointing. Neither person is pointing. One person is pointing, but the other is not. One of these animals is a bird, but the other is not. 42
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Shapes and Locations; Prepositions; All, Most
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Left and Right, Full and Empty
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The man is pointing with his right hand. The man is pointing with his left hand. The boy is kicking with his right foot. The boy is kicking with his left foot.
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The circle is in front of the rectangle. The square is in front of the triangle. The circle is behind the rectangle. The square is behind the triangle.
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The man has sweets in his left hand. The man has sweets in his right hand. The glass on the left has milk in it. The glass on the right has milk in it.
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The boy is behind the tree. The boy is in front of the tree. The water is behind the milk. The water is in front of the milk.
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The man’s left hand is full of sweets. The man’s right hand is full of sweets. The glass on the left is full of milk. The glass on the right is full of milk.
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A circle is round. A ball is round. A square is not round. This building is not round.
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This window is round. This window is square. This clock is round. This clock is square.
The man’s left hand is full of sweets, but his right hand is empty. The man’s right hand is full of sweets, but his left hand is empty. The glass on the left is full of milk, but the glass on the right is empty. The glass on the right is full of milk, but the glass on the left is empty.
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There is a circle around this rectangle. There is a square around this rectangle. There are yellow flowers around the blue flowers. The chairs are around the table.
The glass is empty. The glass is full of milk. The glass is full of water. The glass is full of orange juice.
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The glass on the left is full of milk and the glass on the right is full of water. The glass on the right is full of milk and the glass on the left is full of milk. The glass on the left is full of water, but the glass on the right is empty. The glass on the right is full of water, but the glass on the left is empty.
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On which side of the doors is the man? He is on the left side. On which side of the doors is the man? He is on the right side. On which side of the number is the man? He is on the right side. On which side of the number is the man? He is on the left side.
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The tree on the right has many white flowers. The tree on the left has many white flowers. There are many people on the left, but only a few on the right. There are many people on the right, but only a few on the left.
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Most of the squares are beside the circle. The circle is above most of the squares. Most of the triangles are above the rectangle. Most of the triangles are inside the rectangle.
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Most of the circles are around the rectangle, but not all of them. All of the circles are around the rectangle. Most of the circles are in front of the rectangle, but not all of them. All of the circles are in front of the rectangle.
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All of the people are wearing yellow hats. Most of the people are wearing yellow hats. All of the people are wearing white. Most of the people are wearing white.
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The circle is in front of the square. The circle is behind the square. The circle is above the square. The circle is below the square.
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Is the woman writing with her right hand? Yes, she is. Is the woman writing with her left hand? Yes, she is. Which woman is pointing with her right hand? The one on the left. Which woman is pointing with her left hand? The one on the right. Someone is walking in front of the doors on the right. Someone is walking in front of the doors on the left. Someone is walking in front of the doors on the left and someone is walking in front of the doors on the right. Someone is walking in front of the doors in the middle.
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Prepositions: Above and Below, etc.
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The bridge is above the road. The woman is holding a ball above her head. A statue of a lion is above the man. Above the door is written the number “three hundred and three.”
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The road is below the bridge. The woman is below the ball. The man is below a statue of a lion. The door is below the number “three hundred and three.”
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The young man is reaching for a hat that is above his head. The young man is holding a hat below his head. We see the train below. We see the train above.
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The aeroplane is flying above the clouds. The aeroplane is flying below the clouds. The aeroplane is flying in front of the snowcovered mountain. The aeroplane is flying in front of the setting sun.
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Most of the people are sitting down, but one is standing. Most of the people are standing, but one is sitting down. Most of the people are going up, but a few are coming down. Most of the people are coming down. Only a few are going up.
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Most of the cows are lying down, but a few are standing. Most of the cows are standing, but a few are lying down. Most of these people are children, but a few are adults. Most of the chairs are taken. Only a few are empty.
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Many people are coming down, but only a few are going up. Only a few people are coming down, but many are going up. There are many balloons in the sky. There are only a few balloons in the sky.
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Many people are sitting on chairs. Only two people are sitting on chairs. Only one person is sitting in a chair. Nobody is sitting in a chair.
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More Verbs
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Many people are riding bicycles. Only a few people are riding bicycles. Only one person is riding a bicycle. Nobody is riding a bicycle.
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The boy is going to jump. The boy is jumping. The boy has jumped. The boy is swimming.
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Only one of these telephones is red. Only one of these telephones is being used. Most of these guns are leaning against a wall. None of these guns are leaning against a wall.
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The boy is going to jump over the sticks. The boy is jumping over the sticks. The boy has jumped over the sticks. The boy is swimming underwater.
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The children are climbing up the tree. The children are sliding down. The workman is climbing up the ladder. The boy is climbing a mountain.
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They are looking up. They are looking down. He is looking through the window. He is looking at the window.
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The cowboy is trying to ride the bull. The cowboy cannot ride the bull. The boy is trying to jump over the horse jump. The boy fell.
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The dog has a frisbee in its mouth. The dog has a hat in its mouth. The dog’s mouth is open and empty. The dog’s mouth is closed and empty.
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The dog is trying to catch the frisbee. The dog has caught the frisbee. The cowboy is trying to catch the calf. The cowboy has caught the calf.
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The man is using a rope. The woman is using a camera. The man is using a pen. The people are using a boat.
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He is using a rope to climb the mountain. She is using a camera to take a picture. He is using a pen to write. They are using a boat to cross the water.
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The cowboy is using a rope to catch the calf. The cowboy is using a rope to tie up the calf. The cowboy is catching the calf without using a rope. The cowboy is lifting the calf.
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Unit Seven Review
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I am jumping. I am drinking milk. I am falling. I am cutting the paper.
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The girl is getting into the boat. The boy is getting out of the water. The boy has got out of the water. The boy is going to get out of the water.
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I am jumping. I have jumped. I am drinking milk. I have drunk milk.
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Horses carry people, but this horse is not carrying anyone. This horse is carrying someone. Aeroplanes fly, but this aeroplane is not flying. Aeroplanes fly and this aeroplane is flying.
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I am falling. I have fallen. I am cutting the paper. I have cut the paper.
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The cyclists are moving fast. The cyclists are moving slowly. The aeroplane is moving fast. The aeroplane is moving slowly.
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I am going to jump. I am going to drink milk. I am going to fall. I am going to cut the paper.
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I am going to jump into the water. I am jumping into the water. I have jumped into the water. We are jumping into the water.
It is wintertime. Snow is on the trees. It is summer. The trees are green. It is summertime. The people are in the swimming pool. It is autumn. The trees are yellow and the leaves are on the ground.
05
Some of these flowers are yellow and the others are blue. All of these flowers are yellow. One of these ducks has a white head and the other has a green head. All of these ducks have black heads.
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Neither of these people are drinking milk. One of these people is drinking milk. Both people are drinking milk. One person is drinking orange juice.
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The boy is behind the tree. The boy is in front of the tree. The water is behind the milk. The water is in front of the milk.
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The aeroplane is flying above the clouds. The aeroplane is flying below the clouds. The aeroplane is flying in front of the snowcovered mountain. The aeroplane is flying in front of the setting sun.
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The cowboy is using a rope to catch the calf. The cowboy is using a rope to tie up the calf. The cowboy is catching the calf without using a rope. The cowboy is lifting the calf.
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We are not going to jump. He is going to jump. We are not jumping. He is jumping. We have not jumped. He has jumped. We are all jumping together.
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We are not going to jump. He is going to jump. We are not jumping. He is jumping. We have not jumped. He has jumped. We are all jumping together.
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I am going to jump. They are not going to jump. I am jumping. They are not jumping. I have jumped. They have not jumped. We are all jumping together.
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I am going to fall. I am falling. I have fallen. I am going to jump.
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I am going to drink the milk. I am drinking the milk. I have drunk the milk. I am going to eat the bread.
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I am going to eat the bread. I am eating the bread. I have eaten some of the bread. I am wearing a hat.
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The first number is two. The first number is one. The first number is four. The first number is nine.
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The second number is nine. The second number is eight. The second number is five. The second number is six.
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The third number is three. The fourth number is seven. The fourth number is nine. The third number is zero.
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The last number is nine. The last number is three. The last number is one. The last number is seven.
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The first number is zero. The second number is zero. The third number is zero and the fourth number is not zero. The third number is zero and the fourth number is zero.
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The last two numbers are three. The first two numbers are two. The last two numbers are zero. The last three numbers are one.
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The second number and the fourth number are three. The first number and the last number are three. The third number and the last number are one. The first number and the last number are one.
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The first two numbers are two and the last number is six. The first two numbers are two and the last number is eight. The first number is two, the second number is five, the third number is zero, and the last number is nine. The first number is two, the second number is five, the third number is zero, and the last number is seven.
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The second person and the last person are sitting. The second person and the third person are sitting. The first person and the fourth person are sitting. The first person and the second person are sitting.
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The first person and the third person are standing. The first person and the last person are standing. The second person and the third person are standing. The third person and the fourth person are standing.
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Am and Am Not: More Present Conditions
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Looks Like, Almost All, One, Others, Most, All; Demonstrative Pronouns
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I am riding a horse. I am not riding a horse any more. We are riding bicycles. We are not riding any more.
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This is a square. This looks like a square, but it is not. This is a triangle. This looks like a triangle, but it is not.
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We are running. We are not running any more. We are singing. We are not singing any more.
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We are singing. We are not singing any more. I am dressing. I am not dressing any more.
These people are women. These people look like women, but they are not. They are mannequins. These people are astronauts. These people look like astronauts, but they are not.
03
All these shapes are circles. All these shapes are triangles. Three of these shapes are circles and one is a triangle. Two of these shapes are red and two are blue.
04
The black circle is in the upper right. The black circle is in the upper left. The black triangle is in the lower right. The black triangle is in the lower left.
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Several of the circles are black. Almost all the circles are yellow, but one is black. Several triangles are black. Almost all the triangles are yellow, but one is black.
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I am eating. I am talking on the phone. I am the woman who is neither talking on the phone nor eating. I am a man who is neither talking on the phone nor eating.
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I am singing and playing the piano. I am neither singing nor playing the piano. We are playing drums and smiling. We are neither playing drums nor smiling.
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We are both singing. Neither of us is singing. Only one of us is singing. All six of us are singing.
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Almost all the circles are yellow. Almost all the circles are black. All the triangles are yellow. Almost all the triangles are yellow.
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I am standing on the pavement. I am not standing on the pavement any more. We are carrying umbrellas. None of us are standing.
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Almost all the circles are black. Almost all the circles are yellow. One circle is blue, and the others are red. Only one circle is red.
08
All four of us are walking. There are four of us. None of us are walking. All three of us are walking. There are three of us. None of us are walking.
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Almost all the circles are yellow and two are blue. One circle is black and the others are yellow. Most of the circles are black and one is green. Most of the circles are red, and some are green.
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Both of us are singing. We are kissing. Neither of us is kissing and neither of us is singing. I am standing. None of my friends are.
The blue circles are big and the red ones are small. The red circles are big and the blue ones are small. The triangles are on top of the circles. The circles are in front of the triangles.
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Both the man and I are carrying umbrellas. Neither I nor the man are carrying an umbrella. Both my son and I are wearing hats. My son and I are not wearing hats.
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Most of the black squares are big, and all the white ones are small. All of the black squares are big, and most of the white ones are small. Some of the big triangles are green, and all the small triangles are grey. All of the big triangles are green, and some of the small triangles are grey.
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Space and Geography, Countries
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Streets and Pavements
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Saturn Africa a woman China
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The cars are driving along the road. The cars are parked on the road. People are standing on the pavement. People are walking on the pavement.
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This planet is called Saturn. This person is a woman. This country is called China. This continent is called Africa.
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The car is on the street. The car is on the motorway. The bridge crosses the motorway. The bridge crosses the water.
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a planet a person a country a continent
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This planet is Saturn. This person is a girl. The country coloured red is the United Kingdom. This continent is North America.
Two bridges cross the road. There is a car on the road that goes between the trees. The road goes towards the house. The road goes towards the mountain.
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This continent is Asia. This continent is Africa. This continent is South America. This continent is Europe.
The people are crossing the railway lines. The people are standing beside the railway lines. The man is crossing the street. The man is standing in the street.
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Brazil is the country coloured red on this map. Argentina is the country coloured red on this map. Chile is the country coloured red on this map. Venezuela is the country coloured red on this map.
Which people are riding on the pavement? Which people are riding on the road? Some people are riding. They are not riding on the pavement and they are not riding on the road. Which people are on the pavement and not riding at all?
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The United States is coloured red on this map. Canada is coloured red on this map. Mexico is coloured red on this map. Japan is coloured red on this map.
The birds are crossing the pavement. The pavement is empty. The man is crossing the street on a bicycle. The man is crossing the street in a wheelchair.
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Nigeria is the country coloured red on this map. Egypt is the country coloured red on this map. Algeria is the country coloured red on this map. Tanzania is the country coloured red on this map.
The birds are walking across the pavement. He is running across the street. He is riding his bicycle across the street. He is going across the street in a wheelchair.
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There is an alley between the two buildings. The railway lines cross the street. The bus is driving on the pavement. The coach is driving over the bridge.
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The man is sweeping the street with a broom. The tractor is sweeping the road. The man is digging in the hole in the street. The machine is digging a hole in the street.
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The road is full of people riding bicycles. The street is full of people running. The street is almost empty. The pavement is full of people.
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Germany is in Europe. It is coloured red on this map. Italy is in Europe. It is coloured red on this map. India is in Asia. It is coloured red on this map. Vietnam is in Asia. It is coloured red on this map. China is the Asian country coloured red on this map. Korea is the Asian country coloured red on this map. Spain is the European country coloured red on this map. Russia is coloured red on this map. Russia is in Europe and Asia. 49
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Pets and Clothes; Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns
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Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
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Someone is wearing a grey sweater. Someone is wearing a blue shirt. The girls are wearing black skirts. The boy has a black dog.
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The woman is older than the man. The man is older than the woman. The boy is taller than the girl. The girl is taller than the boy.
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Someone’s sweater is grey. Someone’s shirt is blue. The girls’ skirts are black. The boy’s dog is black.
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a young woman an older woman, but not the oldest the oldest woman a young boy
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This shirt belongs to the man. This shirt does not belong to the man. The drums belong to the man. The dog belongs to the boy.
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the oldest boy a younger boy, but not the youngest the youngest boy He is older than all the boys. He is a man.
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This hat belongs to the woman. This hat does not belong to the woman. This shirt does not belong to the boy. This shirt belongs to a boy.
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This aeroplane is flying the highest. This aeroplane is flying low, near the ground. This aeroplane is flying low, but it is not flying the lowest. This aeroplane is not flying. It is on the ground.
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The dog belongs to the boy. It is the boy’s pet. The dog belongs to the woman. It is the woman’s pet. The bear does not belong to anyone. It is not a pet. The cow belongs to a farmer, but it is not the farmer’s pet.
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Which dog has the darkest colour? Which dog has the shortest nose? Which dog has the lightest colour? Which dog is going the fastest?
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Which child looks the happiest? Which child looks the most unhappy? Which child is running the fastest? Which child has the longest hair?
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This dog has fewer spots than the other dog. This dog has more spots than the other dog. This leopard has more spots than either dog. This tiger has stripes, but no spots.
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The woman is stroking her dog. The girl is stroking her dog. The man is stroking the cat. The man is stroking his dog.
This animal has the fewest number of spots. This animal is more spotted, but not the most spotted. This is the most spotted animal of all. This animal is striped rather than spotted.
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The man’s umbrella is black. The men’s umbrellas are black. The woman’s dress is blue. The women’s dresses are blue.
It is dangerous to jump off a horse onto a calf. Soldiers fight and that is dangerous. Riding a horse is not very dangerous. Sitting on a chair at home is not dangerous at all.
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Who is flying the highest? Who is running the fastest? Who is getting the wettest? Who is getting the coldest?
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This animal is a big pet. This animal is a little pet. This animal is not a pet, but it is a real, live animal. This animal is not a real one. a woman’s hat a man’s hat This jacket belongs to the boy. This jacket does not belong to the boy.
the boy’s dog the boy’s father the girl’s father the girl’s mother
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Near and Far; Comparative Forms of Adjectives
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Locations; Prepositions
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The aeroplane is on the ground. The aeroplane is near the ground. The aeroplane is far from the ground. The ship is in the water.
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a bank a restaurant an airport a playground
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The runners are standing close together. The runners are standing far apart. The aeroplanes are flying close together. The aeroplanes are flying far apart.
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The library is next to the bank. The church is next to the bank. The hospital is next to the playground. The garage is next to the playground.
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The sheep are close together. The sheep is alone. The cows are close together. The cows are far apart.
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The people are walking close to each other. The people are walking apart from each other. The people are sitting close to each other. The people are sitting apart from each other.
The synagogue is across the street from the restaurant. The shoe shop is across the street from the restaurant. The chemist’s shop is across the street from the garage. The supermarket is across the street from the garage.
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The boy in white is close to the boy in blue. The boy in white is not close to the boy in blue. The kite is close to the man. The kite is far away from the man.
The hotel is next to the hospital. The hotel is across the street from the hospital. The playground is next to the hospital. The playground is across the street from the hospital.
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The fire is close. The fire is far away. The horse is close. The horse is far away.
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The castle is near the houses. The fort is far away from all houses. The man is near water. The man is far from water.
The bakery is around the corner from the bank. The cinema is around the corner from the bank. The bakery is a short distance down the street from the bank. The cinema is a short distance down the street from the bank.
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The underground station is across the street from the bank. The underground station is next to the bank. The underground station is around the corner from the bank. The underground station is a short distance down the street from the bank.
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The church is around the corner from the playground. The synagogue is next to the playground. The mosque is across the street from the playground. The Hindu temple is down the street from the playground.
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The bakery is next to the bank. The prison is next to the bank. The police station is around the corner from the bank. The police station is next to the bank.
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In this picture there are two cowboys who are close together. In this picture there are two cowboys who are far apart. a face that is near a face that is far away
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The car is closer than the man. The man is closer than the car. The red car is closer than the yellow car. The red car is further away than the yellow car.
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The man is further away than the car. The car is further away than the man. The yellow car is further away than the red car. The yellow car is closer than the red car.
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The factory is next to the railway station. The university is next to the playground. The restaurant is next to the railway station. The hospital is next to the playground.
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The airport is next to the factory. The bakery is across the street from the hotel. The bakery is across the street from the cinema. The university is across the street from the hotel.
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Directions: How Do I Get To…
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How do I get to the railway station? Go to the bank and turn right. How do I get to the railway station? Go to the bank and turn left. How do I get to the railway station? Go to the library and turn left. How do I get to the railway station? Go to the library and turn right.
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How do I get to the police station? Go to the church and turn right. Go across three crossroads. The police station is there. How do I get to the police station? Go to the church and turn left. Go across three crossroads. The police station is there. How do I get to the police station? Go to the church and turn right. Go straight across at the crossroads. The police station is there. How do I get to the police station? Go to the church and turn left. Go straight across at the crossroads. The police station is there.
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How do I get to the hospital? Go across one set of crossroads to a restaurant. Turn right and go across two more crossroads. The hospital is there. How do I get to the hospital? Go across three lots of crossroads. Turn right and go across one crossroads. The hospital is there. How do I get to the hospital? Go across two lots of crossroads to a restaurant. Turn left and go across two lots of crossroads. The hospital is there. How do I get to the hospital? Go across three crossroads to a restaurant. Turn left and go across one crossroads. The hospital is there.
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How do I get to the underground station? Go down the street to the bakery. Turn left and go across one crossroads. The underground station is there on your left. How do I get to the underground station? Go down the street to the bakery. Turn left and go across one crossroads. The underground station is there on your right. How do I get to the underground station? Go down the street to the hotel. Turn right and go across one crossroads. The underground station is there on your right.
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How do I get to the underground station? Go down the street to the hotel. Turn right and go across one crossroads. The underground station is there on your left. 05
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How do I get to the university? Go down the street past the hospital on your right. Go to the garage and turn left. Go across one crossroads and there on your right is the university.
How do I get to the playground? Go down the street to the mosque and turn left. Go across two lots of crossroads. The playground is there on your right. How do I get to the playground? Go down the street to the mosque and turn left. Go across one crossroads. The playground is there on your right. How do I get to the playground? Go straight ahead across three lots of crossroads. The playground is there on your left. How do I get to the playground? Go straight across three lots of crossroads. The playground is there on your right. How do I get to the railway station? Go down the street past the school. When you get to the police station, turn right. Go across one crossroads. The railway station is there. How do I get to the railway station? Go down the street past the school. When you get to the police station, turn left. Go across one crossroads. The railway station is there. How do I get to the railway station? Go down the street past the hospital. When you get to the police station, turn right. Go across one crossroads. The railway station is there. How do I get to the railway station? Go down the street past the hospital. When you get to the police station, turn left. Go across one crossroads. The railway station is there. How do I get to the university? Go down the street past the church on your left. Go to the garage and turn left. Go across one crossroads and there on your right is the university. How do I get to the university? Go down the street past the church on your right. Go to the garage and turn left. Go across one crossroads and there on your right is the university. How do I get to the university? Go down the street past the hospital on your left. Go to the garage and turn left. Go across one crossroads and there on your right is the university. 53
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How do I get to the church? Go down the street past the library to the school. Turn right and go across one crossroads and the church is there. How do I get to the church? Go down the street past the playground to the shoe shop. Turn right and go across one crossroads and the church is there. How do I get to the church? Go down the street past the school to the library. Turn right and go across one crossroads and the church is there. How do I get to the church? Go down the street past the shoe shop to the playground. Turn right and go across one crossroads and the church is there.
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How can I get to the garage? The street to the garage is closed. Turn round, go back and turn right. Carry on and take the first turning on the right, then take the fourth turning on the right. Take the next turning on the right and the garage is there. How can I get to the garage? The street to the garage is closed. Turn round, go back and turn left. Carry on and take the first turning on the left, then take the fourth turning on the left. Take the next turning on the left and there on your right is the garage. How can I get to the garage? The street to the garage is closed. Turn round, go back and turn right. Carry on and take the first turning on the right, then take the fourth turning on the right. Take the next turning on the left and the garage is there. How can I get to the garage? The street to the garage is closed. Turn round, go back and turn left. Carry on and take the first turning on the left, then take the fourth turning on the left. Take the next turning on the left and there on your left is the garage.
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How do I get to the hospital? Go down the street until it forks. Take the right fork. How do I get to the hospital? Go down the street until it forks. Take the left fork. How do I get to the hospital? Go down the street to the end. Turn left. Carry on past three turnings and there on your left is the hospital. How do I get to the hospital? Go down the street to the end. Turn right. Go past three turnings and there on your right is the hospital.
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Activities; More Verbs
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We are in a cycle race. We were in a cycle race. I have a hat on my head. I had a hat on my head.
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I am reading. I was reading. I am fishing. I was fishing.
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I am skipping. The boys are holding the skipping rope. We were skipping. I am drinking. I was drinking.
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My sons and I are digging. My sons and I were digging. I am climbing the ladder. I have climbed the ladder.
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I am wearing a shirt that is too small. I was wearing a shirt that was too small. I am wearing my own shirt. I am wearing the shirt my father was wearing.
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I am playing the guitar. I was playing the guitar. I am holding the guitar. I was holding the guitar, but now the boy has it.
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I am going to pick up the cat. I am picking up the cat. I have picked up the cat and I am holding it in my arms. I am reading the newspaper.
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I am going to put on the dress. I am putting on the dress. I have put on the dress. I am putting on a shirt.
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I am going to pour water on my head. I am pouring water on my head. I am going to read the book. I am reading the book.
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We are going to run. We are running. We have run. I am running.
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Unit Eight Review
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The second number and the fourth number are three. The first number and the last number are three. The third number and the last number are one. The first number and the last number are one.
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I am singing and playing the piano. I am neither singing nor playing the piano. We are playing drums and smiling. We are neither playing drums nor smiling.
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Most of the black squares are big, and all the white ones are small. All of the black squares are big, and most of the white ones are small. Some of the big triangles are green, and all the small triangles are grey. All of the big triangles are green, and some of the small triangles are grey.
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China is the Asian country coloured red on this map. Korea is the Asian country coloured red on this map. Spain is the European country coloured red on this map. Russia is coloured red on this map. Russia is in Europe and Asia.
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Two bridges cross the road. There is a car on the road that goes between the trees. The road goes towards the house. The road goes towards the mountain.
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The dog belongs to the boy. It is the boy’s pet. The dog belongs to the woman. It is the woman’s pet. The bear does not belong to anyone. It is not a pet. The cow belongs to a farmer, but it is not the farmer’s pet.
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This aeroplane is flying the highest. This aeroplane is flying low, near the ground. This aeroplane is flying low, but it is not flying the lowest. This aeroplane is not flying. It is on the ground.
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The people are walking close to each other. The people are walking apart from each other. The people are sitting close to each other. The people are sitting apart from each other.
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How do I get to the university? Go down the street past the church on your left. Go to the garage and turn left. Go across one crossroads and there on your right is the university. How do I get to the university? Go down the street past the church on your right. Go to the garage and turn left. Go across one crossroads and there on your right is the university. How do I get to the university? Go down the street past the hospital on your left. Go to the garage and turn left. Go across one crossroads and there on your right is the university. How do I get to the university? Go down the street past the hospital on your right. Go to the garage and turn left. Go across one crossroads and there on your right is the university.
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I am wearing a shirt that is too small. I was wearing a shirt that was too small. I am wearing my own shirt. I am wearing the shirt my father was wearing.
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ALPHABET
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Alphabet A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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INDEX
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Index In this index, each word is followed by the Unit and Lesson in which it occurs. The number of times that the word appears in the lesson is enclosed in parentheses. En este índice, cada palabra está seguida por la Parte y la Lección en que aparece. El número de veces que aparece la palabra en cada lección está entre paréntesis. Dans cet index, chaque mot est suivi de la Partie et de la Leçon correspondantes. Le nombre de fois où le mot apparaît dans chaque leçon est indiqué entre parenthèses. In diesem Index steht nach jedem Wort der Teil mit der Lektion, in der das Wort vorkommt. In Klammern wird angegeben, wie oft ein Wort in einer Lektion auftritt. In deze index staan achter ieder woord de Hoofdstukken en Lessen vermeld, waarin het woord voorkomt. Het aantal keren dat het woord in een les voorkomt, staat tussen haakjes.
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a about above accident across adult adult’s adults adults’ aeroplane
aeroplanes afraid Africa after afternoon against ahead airport Algeria all
alley almost alone along am
amount an and animal
animals
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1-01 (59), 1-03 (6), 1-05 (16), 1-06 (2), 1-07 (2), 1-08 (8), 1-09 (24)… 4-04 (4) 2-08 (1), 7-07 (3), 7-09 (7), 7-12 (1) 4-09 (3) 7-03 (1), 8-05 (4), 8-09 (11), 8-10 (32), 8-12 (4) 2-02 (7), 2-11 (1) 5-02 (1) 2-02 (5), 7-09 (1) 5-02 (1) 1-01 (9), 1-02 (1), 1-03 (2), 1-07 (2), 1-10 (1), 1-11 (2), 2-06 (5), 2-07 (1), 2-08 (2), 4-04 (2), 4-05 (2), 4-08 (6), 6-01 (2), 7-02 (2), 7-03 (2), 7-04 (1), 7-09 (4), 7-12 (8), 8-07 (4), 8-08 (3), 8-12 (4) 7-02 (3), 7-12 (2), 8-08 (2) 3-08 (2), 6-11 (3) 8-04 (3) 1-02 (2), 3-10 (3) 3-10 (1) 6-10 (2), 7-09 (2) 8-10 (1) 8-09 (2) 8-04 (1) 4-04 (1), 6-05 (3), 6-12 (1), 7-02 (1), 7-03 (1), 7-05 (6), 7-06 (4), 7-07 (6), 7-11 (2), 7-12 (3), 8-02 (3), 8-03 (15), 8-05 (1), 8-07 (3), 8-08 (1), 8-12 (4) 8-05 (1) 3-10 (4), 8-03 (8), 8-05 (1) 6-10 (10), 6-12 (2), 8-08 (1) 8-05 (1) 5-11 (27), 5-12 (2), 6-07 (6), 6-11 (39), 6-12 (4), 7-11 (25), 8-02 (13), 8-11 (22), 8-12 (5) 5-09 (2) 1-01 (10), 1-03 (6), 1-05 (2), 1-11 (2), 2-02 (14), 2-09 (3), 2-11 (3)… 1-01 (11), 1-02 (2), 1-04 (7), 1-06 (2), 1-08 (3), 1-09 (14), 1-10 (1)… 2-02 (12), 2-03 (2), 2-11 (2), 5-07 (6), 5-12 (1), 7-02 (4), 7-03 (4), 7-05 (1), 7-06 (4), 8-06 (5), 8-07 (4) 2-02 (2), 5-07 (5), 5-09 (2), 5-12 (1), 7-05 (3), 7-06 (8)
another any anybody anyone anything apart apples are aren’t Argentina arm arms around as Asia Asian asleep astronauts at
autumn awake away babies baby back badly bag bags baker bakery baking bald ball
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3-03 (1), 6-10 (1) 4-08 (1), 6-05 (8), 6-06 (1), 8-02 (7) 4-08 (4) 6-08 (1), 7-02 (1), 7-12 (1), 8-06 (1), 8-12 (1) 3-03 (1), 4-08 (2), 6-08 (1) 4-02 (10), 4-11 (4), 8-08 (6), 8-12 (2) 1-08 (4), 1-11 (1), 3-02 (2), 5-07 (2), 5-09 (4), 6-04 (3), 7-05 (1) 1-02 (7), 1-05 (8), 1-06 (5), 1-07 (12), 1-08 (3), 1-09 (8), 1-10 (11)… 7-02 (1) 8-04 (1) 3-09 (2) 2-09 (3), 3-09 (7), 4-02 (3), 5-10 (1), 6-08 (1), 6-12 (1), 8-11 (1) 2-08 (2), 5-03 (1), 7-07 (6), 8-09 (5) 3-02 (6), 3-11 (2), 5-08 (2), 5-09 (1) 8-04 (4), 8-12 (1) 8-04 (2), 8-12 (2) 4-05 (2), 4-11 (2) 7-02 (1), 7-03 (1), 8-03 (2) 3-04 (1), 4-04 (1), 4-08 (2), 5-10 (1), 6-02 (1), 6-03 (1), 6-06 (2), 6-07 (3), 6-11 (1), 6-12 (2), 7-03 (1), 7-04 (4), 7-10 (1), 8-05 (1), 8-07 (2), 8-10 (2) 7-04 (4), 7-12 (1) 4-05 (2), 4-11 (2) 6-10 (2), 8-08 (9) 1-05 (1) 1-05 (1), 2-07 (1), 4-05 (4), 4-11 (2) 5-03 (1), 8-10 (4) 4-09 (2) 6-02 (2), 6-04 (10), 6-12 (3) 1-08 (1), 1-11 (1), 6-04 (1) 3-08 (1), 3-11 (1) 8-09 (5), 8-10 (2) 3-08 (1), 3-11 (1), 6-11 (1) 3-01 (1), 5-11 (1), 6-03 (3) 1-01 (3), 2-01 (10), 2-03 (4), 2-05 (7), 2-08 (1), 3-05 (1), 4-08 (4), 5-03 (1), 6-02 (3), 6-08 (5), 7-07 (1), 7-09 (2) 6-07 (4) 3-02 (2), 5-09 (3), 6-09 (2), 7-09 (2) 1-06 (1), 1-08 (1), 2-05 (4), 2-07 (2), 3-05 (3) 6-04 (1), 6-09 (1)
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bananas bank basket baskets bass be bear beard beautiful because bed been behind being belong belongs below bench bent beside between bicycle
bicycles big
bigger biggest bike bird
birds black
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1-08 (2), 1-10 (1), 1-11 (1), 2-08 (1), 3-02 (5), 5-07 (2), 6-04 (1), 6-09 (3) 3-08 (2), 6-11 (2), 8-09 (15), 8-10 (2) 1-08 (2), 1-11 (2), 2-08 (1) 6-04 (1) 5-08 (1) 4-01 (1), 5-10 (1), 7-01 (1) 3-06 (1), 3-09 (1), 8-06 (1), 8-12 (1) 6-03 (14) 3-07 (1) 4-04 (4), 4-11 (4), 5-10 (2) 5-08 (2) 7-01 (1) 2-08 (4), 4-08 (2), 4-09 (1), 4-11 (1), 5-06 (2), 7-04 (2), 7-07 (5), 7-12 (2) 6-08 (3), 7-09 (1) 8-06 (6), 8-12 (1) 8-06 (8), 8-12 (3) 7-07 (1), 7-09 (7), 7-12 (1) 5-08 (1), 5-10 (1) 4-02 (2) 2-08 (7), 2-11 (2), 4-07 (4), 7-07 (1), 8-05 (1) 2-08 (4), 2-11 (2), 4-06 (1), 5-09 (1), 7-04 (2), 8-05 (2), 8-12 (1) 1-05 (2), 1-10 (1), 2-07 (4), 2-08 (7), 4-06 (1), 5-05 (1), 5-09 (2), 6-08 (2), 7-09 (2), 8-05 (2) 1-05 (2), 2-07 (1), 5-09 (2), 6-05 (1), 7-02 (1), 7-09 (2), 8-02 (1), 8-05 (1) 2-03 (25), 2-04 (3), 2-08 (1), 2-11 (2), 4-09 (3), 5-02 (1), 8-03 (6), 8-06 (1), 8-12 (4) 2-04 (6) 2-04 (4) 2-06 (2), 2-07 (1), 4-01 (3), 4-09 (2), 4-10 (5), 5-05 (2) 1-02 (2), 1-03 (1), 1-05 (1), 1-07 (1), 1-10 (1), 2-01 (1), 3-06 (4), 3-07 (2), 5-03 (4), 5-11 (2), 7-02 (2), 7-05 (1) 1-05 (1), 2-01 (3), 5-09 (1), 7-02 (2), 7-05 (1), 8-05 (2) 1-03 (3), 1-07 (4), 1-09 (8), 1-11 (3), 2-03 (1), 2-04 (1), 2-06 (8), 3-01 (6), 3-03 (3), 3-05 (4), 3-06 (1), 4-09 (2), 5-02 (1), 5-06 (1), 5-11 (1), 6-03 (2), 6-05 (1), 7-03 (1), 7-05 (2), 7-12 (1), 8-03 (14), 8-06 (6), 8-12 (2)
blond blond-haired blouse blouses blowing blue
boat
boats book books boot boots both
bottle bouquet bouquets bowl bowls box boxes boy
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3-01 (3), 6-03 (1) 5-02 (1) 1-09 (3), 5-02 (1) 1-09 (1), 1-10 (1), 1-11 (2), 3-04 (2) 5-10 (1) 1-03 (4), 1-06 (3), 1-07 (5), 1-09 (7), 1-10 (7), 1-11 (1), 2-03 (1), 2-04 (7), 2-11 (2), 3-03 (7), 3-05 (3), 4-04 (1), 4-08 (2), 5-06 (1), 5-11 (1), 6-01 (2), 6-11 (1), 7-01 (2), 7-02 (2), 7-05 (5), 7-07 (3), 7-12 (1), 8-03 (5), 8-06 (4), 8-08 (2) 1-01 (1), 1-10 (1), 2-03 (2), 2-08 (2), 2-11 (2), 4-09 (2), 4-11 (1), 7-01 (1), 7-10 (2), 7-12 (1) 4-09 (1) 4-04 (1), 4-06 (3), 6-06 (2), 6-08 (2), 6-12 (2), 7-01 (1), 8-11 (2) 6-10 (2) 6-02 (2), 6-12 (2) 6-04 (2) 1-09 (1), 1-10 (1), 2-05 (1), 2-11 (1), 5-09 (1), 6-05 (4), 6-12 (1), 7-01 (1), 7-05 (7), 7-06 (5), 7-12 (1), 8-02 (4) 6-04 (5) 6-04 (1), 6-09 (1) 6-04 (1) 2-08 (3) 2-08 (1) 2-03 (2), 2-11 (2), 4-10 (2), 6-01 (2) 1-08 (1), 1-11 (1), 5-05 (2), 6-04 (2) 1-01 (20), 1-02 (9), 1-05 (3), 1-07 (2), 1-08 (2), 1-09 (7), 1-10 (11), 111 (6), 2-01 (13), 2-02 (2), 2-06 (10), 2-07 (14), 2-08 (9), 2-10 (17), 2-11 (4), 3-02 (1), 3-03 (3), 3-04 (11), 307 (2), 3-11 (2), 4-01 (7), 4-04 (10), 4-05 (2), 4-06 (8), 4-07 (6), 4-08 (2), 4-10 (5), 4-11 (2), 5-02 (6), 5-03 (4), 5-05 (5), 5-10 (6), 5-12 (2), 6-01 (10), 6-02 (16), 6-03 (2), 6-05 (2), 606 (4), 6-07 (2), 6-08 (5), 7-01 (14), 7-03 (1), 7-06 (1), 7-07 (2), 7-08 (2), 7-10 (11), 7-12 (5), 8-06 (7), 8-07 (6), 8-08 (4), 8-11 (1), 8-12 (1) 4-02 (2), 5-02 (2), 5-10 (1), 6-01 (2), 8-06 (4), 8-12 (1) 1-05 (2), 1-06 (1), 1-07 (2), 2-06 (2),
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Brazil bread
breakdown bridge bridges broom brother brothers brown brushing bucking building buildings bull bunch bunches burning bus buses bushes but
by calf call called camel camels camera can can’t Canada candle candles cannot cap
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2-07 (4), 2-10 (1), 3-02 (5), 3-04 (2), 4-01 (2), 4-08 (1), 5-09 (3), 7-01 (2), 7-06 (2), 8-07 (1), 8-11 (1) 8-04 (1) 1-08 (5), 1-10 (5), 1-11 (2), 2-10 (4), 3-02 (4), 3-08 (1), 3-11 (1), 5-06 (2), 5-07 (1), 6-04 (3), 6-11 (1), 7-02 (1), 7-11 (4) 4-09 (2), 4-11 (1) 4-09 (4), 7-04 (1), 7-09 (2), 8-05 (3) 8-05 (1), 8-12 (1) 8-05 (1) 4-07 (4), 4-11 (3) 4-07 (3) 1-09 (1), 3-01 (1), 3-05 (3) 2-09 (2), 3-05 (1), 4-06 (3), 4-11 (1) 5-02 (1) 3-04 (2), 3-05 (1), 3-11 (2), 4-05 (2), 7-04 (4), 7-07 (1) 6-10 (4), 8-05 (1) 1-02 (1), 2-01 (2), 7-03 (1), 7-10 (2) 6-09 (4) 6-04 (1), 6-09 (3) 5-06 (2) 4-09 (1), 6-05 (2), 8-05 (1) 3-02 (1), 4-09 (1) 5-07 (1), 6-10 (2) 2-07 (1), 5-03 (2), 5-12 (1), 6-03 (2), 6-06 (3), 6-10 (2), 7-02 (6), 7-03 (1), 7-05 (6), 7-06 (3), 7-07 (2), 7-08 (8), 7-09 (8), 7-12 (2), 8-03 (6), 8-06 (2), 8-07 (5), 8-11 (1), 8-12 (2) 5-01 (5), 5-03 (2), 6-08 (3), 6-10 (8), 7-01 (2) 7-10 (6), 7-12 (4), 8-07 (1) 7-04 (2) 8-04 (3) 3-06 (2), 5-03 (2) 7-02 (1) 7-10 (2) 4-01 (1), 4-04 (6), 4-11 (2), 5-09 (4), 8-10 (4) 4-04 (6), 4-11 (2) 8-04 (1) 5-06 (2) 5-09 (1), 6-09 (2) 7-10 (1) 3-05 (1), 4-10 (2), 4-11 (2)
car
care carpenter carriage carries carrot carry carrying cars cart castle cat
catch catching cats cattle caught chair chairs Charles cheese chef chemist’s chess child
child’s children
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1-01 (5), 1-03 (17), 1-05 (1), 1-07 (25), 1-10 (10), 1-11 (6), 2-03 (4), 2-07 (2), 2-08 (4), 3-08 (2), 4-01 (2), 4-02 (2), 4-06 (1), 4-09 (15), 4-11 (3), 5-02 (2), 6-02 (4), 6-06 (1), 6-11 (2), 6-12 (2), 7-03 (2), 7-04 (2), 8-05 (3), 8-08 (12), 8-12 (1) 3-08 (2) 3-08 (1), 6-11 (1), 6-12 (1) 4-05 (2), 4-06 (2), 6-02 (2) 7-02 (1) 1-08 (1), 1-10 (2) 7-02 (4), 7-12 (1), 8-10 (5) 4-06 (2), 4-08 (2), 5-05 (1), 6-05 (2), 6-06 (2), 7-02 (4), 7-12 (2), 8-02 (3) 1-05 (1), 1-11 (1), 3-02 (1), 4-09 (4), 7-04 (1), 8-05 (2) 5-05 (1) 6-10 (2), 8-08 (1) 1-01 (2), 1-03 (1), 1-07 (1), 2-02 (1), 2-11 (1), 3-04 (2), 3-05 (2), 3-06 (3), 3-11 (2), 4-01 (1), 4-05 (4), 4-08 (2), 4-11 (2), 5-02 (2), 6-08 (3), 6-12 (3), 8-06 (1), 8-11 (3) 5-03 (1), 7-10 (3), 7-12 (1) 2-01 (4), 7-01 (2), 7-10 (1), 7-12 (1) 3-09 (1), 5-07 (1) 5-07 (1) 5-03 (1), 7-10 (2) 4-07 (2), 5-08 (2), 6-08 (1), 7-09 (2), 8-07 (1) 2-07 (1), 2-08 (1), 3-02 (1), 5-08 (2), 5-09 (2), 6-10 (1), 7-07 (1), 7-09 (3) 6-07 (3) 1-08 (1), 1-10 (1) 3-08 (1), 6-11 (1) 8-09 (1) 4-04 (1), 6-09 (1), 6-12 (1) 1-05 (2), 1-10 (3), 2-02 (8), 2-09 (1), 2-10 (1), 2-11 (1), 4-07 (1), 5-05 (1), 5-10 (1), 7-05 (1), 7-06 (2), 8-07 (4) 5-02 (1) 1-05 (2), 1-06 (1), 1-10 (1), 2-02 (4), 2-05 (1), 2-07 (1), 2-08 (1), 3-04 (14), 4-01 (3), 4-06 (1), 4-07 (4), 5-03 (4), 5-08 (1), 5-10 (1), 6-01 (4), 7-05 (2), 7-06 (4), 7-09 (1), 7-10 (2) 5-02 (1), 5-08 (1)
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Chile chin China choir church cinema circle circles city climb climbed climbing
clock clocks close closed closer clothes clothing clouds clown
clowns coach coat coins cold coldest colour coloured combing come coming continent convertible cooking corner costumes coughing count country
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couple couples covered covering cow cow’s cowboy cowboys cows cream crisps cross crosses crossing crossroads crowd crying cup curly cut cutting cycle cycling cyclist cyclists damaged dancers dancing dangerous dark dark-haired darkest daughter day daytime deer dentist desert desk dice digging dining dirt 64
4-05 (7), 5-09 (1), 6-03 (2), 6-09 (4), 6-10 (1), 6-12 (2) 6-09 (1) 7-04 (1) 3-09 (1), 5-06 (2) 7-01 (1), 8-06 (1), 8-12 (1) 7-01 (1) 2-10 (2), 3-02 (3), 4-08 (1), 5-03 (1), 7-01 (1), 7-10 (8), 7-12 (4) 3-02 (2), 5-08 (1), 8-08 (2) 2-05 (1), 3-06 (5), 7-06 (2), 7-09 (2), 8-08 (2) 5-07 (1) 6-04 (1) 6-02 (1), 7-10 (1), 8-05 (2), 8-12 (1) 8-05 (2) 6-02 (1), 8-05 (5) 8-10 (32), 8-12 (4) 6-10 (4) 5-10 (2) 2-05 (1), 2-08 (1), 2-09 (2), 7-01 (1) 3-01 (5) 2-10 (3), 7-11 (2) 2-10 (2), 7-11 (2) 6-01 (4), 6-06 (2), 8-11 (2) 2-01 (2) 6-09 (1), 7-03 (1) 6-09 (1), 7-03 (2), 7-12 (2) 4-09 (2) 3-01 (2) 1-02 (3), 1-05 (2), 1-10 (2), 2-07 (4), 4-06 (2), 4-08 (1) 8-07 (4) 1-09 (2), 6-03 (8) 5-02 (1) 8-07 (1) 4-07 (3), 4-11 (1) 5-06 (2), 7-04 (2) 7-04 (2) 2-05 (1) 3-08 (2), 6-11 (1), 6-12 (1) 6-10 (1) 5-08 (1) 6-04 (1), 6-09 (2) 6-06 (2), 6-12 (2), 7-01 (1), 8-05 (2), 8-11 (2) 6-09 (1) 7-01 (2)
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dishes distance diver divided do doctor does dog
dog’s dogs doing doll dolls don’t done donkey door doors down
downhill dragon drawer dress dressed dresser dresses dressing drink drinking
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7-05 (1) 8-09 (3) 2-08 (1) 5-01 (5) 8-10 (36), 8-12 (4) 3-08 (3), 6-11 (3) 2-06 (1), 2-09 (1), 7-02 (1), 8-06 (5), 8-12 (1) 1-01 (5), 1-02 (1), 1-05 (1), 2-02 (4), 2-07 (1), 2-08 (2), 2-11 (3), 3-05 (2), 3-06 (1), 3-07 (2), 4-01 (6), 4-06 (1), 5-02 (10), 5-03 (4), 5-05 (2), 5-07 (1), 6-01 (2), 6-06 (6), 6-12 (2), 7-01 (1), 7-02 (1), 7-06 (2), 7-10 (4), 8-06 (9), 8-07 (9), 8-12 (2) 7-10 (2) 1-05 (1), 4-01 (1), 5-02 (2), 5-07 (3), 7-02 (2) 1-10 (2), 4-01 (12), 4-11 (4) 6-09 (1) 6-09 (3) 7-02 (2) 5-03 (2) 2-08 (2) 4-02 (2), 7-09 (2) 7-08 (7) 2-01 (1), 3-04 (6), 3-06 (1), 3-11 (2), 4-01 (3), 4-04 (1), 4-05 (5), 4-08 (2), 4-09 (1), 4-10 (2), 5-03 (1), 5-10 (1), 6-02 (4), 6-07 (2), 6-09 (1), 6-10 (2), 7-01 (2), 7-04 (1), 7-09 (8), 7-10 (2), 8-09 (4), 8-10 (22), 8-12 (4) 7-03 (1) 3-06 (1) 5-03 (1) 1-09 (2), 1-11 (2), 3-03 (4), 5-08 (1), 6-08 (3), 8-06 (1), 8-11 (3) 5-08 (8), 5-12 (4), 6-03 (4), 6-12 (4) 5-08 (1) 1-09 (1), 1-11 (1), 3-03 (1), 7-02 (2), 8-06 (1) 6-05 (2), 8-02 (2) 2-10 (1), 5-06 (2), 7-11 (2) 1-08 (11), 1-10 (5), 2-01 (1), 2-06 (2), 2-10 (1), 4-01 (1), 4-04 (2), 4-06 (2), 4-11 (4), 5-05 (2), 5-11 (2), 6-06 (2), 7-01 (1), 7-06 (11), 7-11 (3), 712 (4), 8-11 (2)
drive driving drummer drums drunk duck ducks each ear earring eat eaten eating
egg eggs Egypt eight
eighteen eighty eighty-five eighty-seven eighty-six either elbow elbows electric elephant elephant’s elephants eleven embarrassed empty end enter entering equals escalator Europe European everybody 65
4-06 (1), 6-06 (1) 4-06 (1), 4-09 (2), 4-11 (1), 6-06 (2), 8-05 (3) 5-08 (1) 5-08 (1), 6-05 (2), 8-02 (2), 8-06 (1), 8-12 (2) 2-10 (1), 7-11 (2) 5-07 (1) 5-07 (3), 7-02 (1), 7-05 (5), 7-12 (2) 2-08 (1), 5-03 (2), 6-10 (2), 8-08 (4), 8-12 (4) 2-09 (3), 4-06 (1) 6-03 (2) 2-10 (2), 5-03 (1), 7-11 (2) 2-10 (1), 7-11 (1) 1-07 (4), 1-08 (6), 1-10 (8), 2-10 (1), 3-05 (2), 6-05 (3), 6-06 (2), 7-11 (1), 8-02 (3) 1-05 (1), 3-05 (4) 1-05 (1) 8-04 (1) 1-04 (3), 1-11 (1), 3-05 (1), 3-10 (5), 4-03 (1), 5-01 (6), 5-04 (6), 5-12 (2), 8-01 (2) 4-03 (1) 4-03 (1) 4-03 (1), 4-11 (1) 5-04 (3) 4-03 (1) 8-07 (1) 2-09 (1) 2-09 (1) 5-08 (1) 1-01 (1), 2-02 (1), 2-09 (1), 3-06 (1) 3-09 (1) 7-02 (1) 3-10 (1), 4-03 (1), 5-01 (2), 5-12 (1) 3-08 (2), 6-11 (2) 4-08 (1), 6-04 (6), 6-12 (2), 7-08 (7), 7-09 (1), 7-10 (2), 8-05 (2) 8-10 (2) 6-02 (1), 6-12 (1) 4-05 (1), 6-02 (1), 6-12 (1) 5-01 (22), 5-12 (2) 4-05 (4), 6-09 (1) 8-04 (4), 8-12 (1) 8-04 (1), 8-12 (1) 4-08 (7)
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eye eyes face factory fall fallen falling family far farmer farmer’s fast fastest fat father
feet fell fence few fewer fewest fifteen fifty fifty-four fifty-nine fifty-seven fifty-two fight fingers finishing fire first fish
fishing five
flags flame flapping
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1-05 (1), 2-09 (2), 2-11 (1) 1-05 (1), 2-09 (1), 3-09 (1), 4-02 (8) 2-09 (3), 3-09 (1), 8-08 (2) 8-09 (2) 2-10 (1), 5-03 (1), 7-11 (2) 2-10 (3), 6-01 (1), 6-02 (1), 6-08 (1), 7-11 (2) 1-02 (5), 2-10 (4), 4-01 (8), 6-02 (1), 6-08 (1), 7-11 (3) 4-07 (7) 8-08 (11) 8-06 (1), 8-12 (1) 8-06 (1), 8-12 (1) 7-03 (15), 7-12 (2) 8-07 (3) 3-01 (3), 3-08 (1) 4-01 (1), 4-07 (9), 5-02 (1), 6-06 (2), 6-10 (1), 6-12 (2), 7-01 (6), 8-06 (2), 8-11 (1), 8-12 (1) 2-09 (3), 4-02 (6), 4-11 (4), 6-07 (2) 7-10 (1) 2-07 (1), 2-08 (1), 4-06 (1) 3-02 (3), 5-09 (3), 6-09 (2), 7-08 (2), 7-09 (10) 3-02 (4), 5-09 (3), 8-07 (1) 8-07 (1) 1-06 (1), 3-10 (2), 4-03 (1), 5-01 (1) 4-03 (1) 5-04 (1) 5-04 (2) 5-04 (2) 4-03 (1), 5-04 (2) 8-07 (1) 1-06 (4), 3-05 (1), 3-09 (3), 4-02 (1) 5-10 (1) 5-06 (6), 8-08 (2) 8-01 (16), 8-10 (4), 8-12 (2) 1-02 (1), 1-03 (1), 1-07 (1), 2-02 (3), 2-03 (1), 2-08 (1), 3-06 (2), 4-01 (1), 6-04 (1), 7-06 (4) 6-06 (2), 8-11 (2) 1-04 (19), 1-06 (3), 1-11 (2), 2-08 (1), 3-05 (2), 3-09 (1), 3-10 (7), 4-02 (1), 4-03 (1), 5-01 (12), 5-04 (2), 5-09 (2), 5-12 (2), 8-01 (3) 6-09 (2) 5-06 (2) 5-03 (1), 7-02 (1)
floor flower flowers
flute flutes fly flying
folded food
foot for forehead fork forks formal fort forty forty-five forty-nine forty-six forty-three forty-two four
fourteen fourth friend friends frisbee from front
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3-09 (2) 1-05 (1), 3-05 (1), 3-11 (1), 4-06 (3), 5-07 (2), 6-09 (1), 7-05 (2) 1-05 (1), 3-04 (2), 3-05 (4), 3-09 (2), 3-11 (5), 4-06 (1), 5-06 (1), 5-07 (3), 5-09 (3), 6-04 (2), 6-09 (3), 6-10 (2), 7-05 (18), 7-07 (2), 7-08 (2), 7-12 (2) 5-08 (2) 5-08 (1) 7-01 (2), 7-02 (2), 7-12 (2) 1-02 (2), 1-05 (2), 1-10 (4), 2-01 (2), 2-06 (2), 3-06 (1), 5-03 (2), 7-01 (4), 7-02 (2), 7-09 (4), 7-12 (6), 8-07 (6), 8-08 (2), 8-12 (5) 5-10 (1) 1-08 (8), 1-10 (2), 1-11 (2), 2-09 (2), 5-05 (2), 5-06 (2), 5-07 (9), 5-09 (2), 5-12 (1), 6-08 (1) 3-09 (1), 6-11 (2), 7-08 (2) 4-06 (1), 5-08 (1), 7-09 (1) 5-10 (1) 8-10 (2) 8-10 (2) 5-08 (1) 6-10 (1), 8-08 (1) 4-03 (1) 3-10 (1), 3-11 (1), 5-04 (1) 5-04 (1) 4-03 (1) 5-04 (3), 5-12 (2) 4-03 (1) 1-04 (14), 1-06 (7), 1-11 (2), 2-09 (2), 3-04 (1), 3-05 (1), 3-06 (1), 3-09 (4), 3-10 (1), 4-02 (2), 4-03 (1), 4-07 (2), 5-01 (14), 5-04 (2), 5-09 (3), 5-12 (2), 6-05 (2), 6-07 (2), 7-02 (4), 8-01 (1), 8-02 (2) 4-03 (1) 8-01 (7), 8-10 (4), 8-12 (1) 6-10 (3), 6-12 (1) 4-10 (4), 6-05 (1), 6-10 (1), 8-02 (1) 5-03 (2), 6-01 (2), 6-06 (2), 7-10 (3) 4-07 (3), 5-05 (4), 5-10 (2), 6-10 (2), 7-01 (1), 8-08 (6), 8-09 (20), 8-12 (2) 2-07 (2), 2-08 (2), 4-09 (1), 6-07 (1), 7-04 (3), 7-07 (7), 7-08 (5), 7-09 (2), 7-12 (4), 8-03 (1) 1-08 (1), 5-07 (7)
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full funeral furniture further garage gave Germany get getting
giraffe girl
girl’s girls
girls’ give given giving glass glasses gloves go goats goes going
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3-07 (4), 5-11 (2), 6-01 (2), 6-04 (4), 6-12 (1), 7-08 (17), 8-05 (3) 5-10 (1) 5-08 (14), 6-09 (1) 8-08 (4) 8-09 (3), 8-10 (16), 8-12 (4) 5-05 (1) 8-04 (1) 6-02 (2), 7-01 (1), 7-12 (1), 8-10 (44), 8-12 (4) 3-08 (1), 4-05 (6), 4-09 (2), 5-05 (1), 5-08 (2), 5-12 (2), 6-02 (2), 7-01 (2), 7-12 (2), 8-07 (2) 3-06 (1) 1-01 (7), 1-02 (2), 1-03 (1), 1-05 (2), 1-06 (2), 1-08 (3), 1-09 (6), 1-10 (3), 1-11 (1), 2-01 (8), 2-02 (5), 2-05 (4), 2-06 (7), 2-07 (4), 2-10 (6), 2-11 (1), 3-04 (4), 3-05 (1), 4-04 (1), 4-06 (9), 4-07 (6), 5-03 (4), 5-05 (6), 5-10 (1), 5-12 (1), 6-03 (2), 6-06 (1), 6-07 (2), 6-08 (3), 6-10 (8), 7-01 (4), 7-03 (2), 7-05 (1), 7-06 (4), 7-12 (1), 8-04 (1), 8-06 (1), 8-07 (2) 2-09 (2), 5-02 (2), 5-09 (3), 5-12 (2), 8-06 (2) 1-02 (5), 1-05 (2), 1-06 (1), 1-09 (3), 1-11 (5), 2-07 (5), 2-10 (4), 2-11 (4), 3-02 (4), 3-03 (1), 3-04 (3), 4-04 (1), 6-01 (2), 6-06 (1), 7-02 (1), 7-05 (2), 7-06 (2), 8-06 (1) 8-06 (1) 7-01 (2) 7-01 (1) 5-05 (9), 5-12 (4), 7-01 (1) 5-05 (4), 5-09 (6), 5-12 (4), 6-04 (2), 7-08 (20) 1-09 (2), 2-08 (2), 3-01 (4), 3-03 (2), 3-11 (6), 5-09 (1) 4-06 (1), 5-02 (2), 5-12 (2), 6-04 (1), 6-09 (2) 6-02 (1), 8-10 (71), 8-12 (12) 3-06 (1) 8-05 (3), 8-12 (3) 2-10 (10), 2-11 (2), 4-05 (12), 4-06 (1), 5-03 (10), 5-10 (1), 5-12 (1), 602 (19), 6-06 (1), 6-07 (1), 6-08 (8), 6-09 (1), 6-12 (3), 7-01 (4), 7-03 (6),
gone Gorbachev got grape grapes grass green
grey ground
group guitar guitars guns had hair
half hand
handbag hands
happiest happy hard has
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7-04 (1), 7-09 (4), 7-10 (2), 7-11 (14), 7-12 (3), 8-05 (1), 8-07 (1), 8-11 (5) 5-03 (1), 6-02 (1) 4-04 (1), 6-07 (2) 6-03 (3), 7-01 (1), 7-12 (1) 6-09 (1) 1-08 (1), 5-07 (2), 6-04 (2), 6-09 (3) 3-05 (2), 4-10 (2), 5-06 (1), 5-07 (1), 5-09 (2), 5-12 (2) 1-07 (2), 1-08 (2), 1-11 (2), 2-04 (7), 3-05 (3), 5-09 (2), 7-04 (5), 7-05 (2), 7-07 (2), 7-12 (2), 8-03 (4), 8-12 (2) 1-09 (1), 3-01 (1), 3-05 (1), 3-06 (2), 4-09 (1), 8-03 (2), 8-06 (2), 8-12 (2) 2-07 (6), 2-08 (2), 5-10 (2), 6-07 (2), 7-01 (1), 7-02 (4), 7-04 (1), 7-12 (1), 8-07 (2), 8-08 (3), 8-12 (2) 3-01 (2), 6-09 (3) 2-05 (2), 4-01 (1), 4-11 (1), 5-05 (5), 5-08 (2), 5-12 (2), 6-06 (4), 8-11 (4) 5-08 (2) 4-06 (2), 7-02 (6), 7-09 (2) 6-01 (6), 6-06 (1), 8-11 (1) 1-03 (8), 1-10 (4), 1-11 (4), 2-04 (2), 2-06 (2), 2-09 (4), 3-01 (20), 4-06 (3), 4-11 (1), 5-11 (2), 6-03 (8), 8-07 (1) 6-04 (1) 2-05 (26), 2-08 (1), 2-09 (3), 2-11 (4), 3-09 (2), 4-02 (2), 5-02 (2), 5-09 (4), 7-01 (1), 7-08 (14) 4-06 (2), 4-11 (2) 2-09 (7), 3-09 (2), 4-02 (8), 4-10 (4), 4-11 (4), 5-10 (1), 6-01 (2), 6-07 (1), 7-02 (2) 8-07 (1) 3-07 (2), 5-10 (3), 5-11 (2) 2-06 (2), 5-02 (1), 7-02 (3) 1-03 (8), 1-10 (4), 1-11 (4), 2-05 (4), 2-06 (1), 2-09 (1), 2-10 (13), 2-11 (1), 3-01 (19), 4-05 (1), 4-09 (1), 503 (11), 5-10 (2), 6-01 (6), 6-02 (6), 6-03 (29), 6-06 (3), 6-07 (1), 6-08 (5), 6-12 (2), 7-01 (4), 7-02 (5), 7-03 (1), 7-05 (2), 7-08 (6), 7-10 (6), 7-11 (1), 7-12 (4), 8-06 (1), 8-07 (9), 8-11 (1)
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horse’s horses
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6-12 (2), 7-01 (2), 7-08 (8), 7-09 (2), 8-05 (1), 8-06 (1) 7-01 (2) 2-05 (4), 2-09 (2), 4-06 (5), 4-11 (2), 5-03 (1), 5-05 (2), 5-08 (2), 5-10 (1), 5-12 (1), 6-01 (2), 6-06 (2), 6-07 (2), 6-08 (1), 6-12 (1), 7-09 (2), 8-11 (4) 5-08 (1) 8-05 (2) 8-07 (1) 4-06 (1) 1-01 (5), 1-02 (2), 1-05 (1), 1-06 (1), 1-08 (1), 1-10 (7), 1-11 (1), 2-02 (1), 2-03 (3), 2-06 (3), 2-08 (2), 2-10 (5), 3-02 (2), 3-05 (10), 3-06 (5), 3-09 (2), 4-01 (3), 4-05 (2), 4-06 (4), 4-08 (2), 4-11 (2), 5-02 (4), 5-03 (4), 6-05 (2), 6-08 (5), 7-02 (2), 7-03 (5), 7-05 (1), 7-06 (2), 7-10 (1), 7-12 (2), 8-02 (2), 8-07 (2), 8-08 (2) 2-09 (1), 3-09 (1), 4-06 (2) 1-05 (1), 1-06 (1), 1-11 (1), 3-02 (6), 3-11 (2), 4-01 (1), 4-02 (2), 4-05 (1), 5-07 (1), 7-01 (5), 7-02 (1), 7-05 (2), 7-06 (4), 7-12 (1) 8-09 (6), 8-10 (18), 8-12 (2) 3-07 (5), 3-08 (1), 3-11 (1), 5-06 (12), 5-11 (3), 6-11 (1) 8-09 (4), 8-10 (2) 1-03 (4), 1-07 (2), 1-10 (1), 3-04 (2), 4-09 (1), 7-04 (1), 8-05 (1), 8-12 (1) 8-08 (2) 3-02 (4), 3-04 (8), 8-10 (40), 8-12 (4) 5-03 (1) 6-10 (1) 5-03 (1) 2-09 (1) 4-03 (2), 4-11 (1), 5-04 (26), 5-12 (4), 7-09 (2) 3-07 (5), 5-11 (3) 6-11 (1) 6-11 (1) 4-07 (5), 4-11 (1) 5-11 (29), 5-12 (2), 6-07 (6), 6-11 (39), 6-12 (4), 7-11 (34), 8-02 (17), 8-10 (40), 8-11 (35), 8-12 (10) 5-06 (2), 5-07 (1), 7-03 (1) 3-07 (2), 3-08 (1), 5-11 (2), 6-11 (6)
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1-01 (5), 1-08 (4), 1-10 (1), 1-11 (4), 2-01 (2), 2-05 (22), 2-06 (3), 2-07 (5), 2-08 (7), 2-09 (3), 3-01 (2), 3-08 (3), 3-09 (2), 3-10 (1), 4-04 (3), 4-06 (1), 4-08 (9), 4-09 (6), 4-10 (4), 5-03 (2), 5-06 (5), 5-08 (1), 5-09 (14), 510 (5), 5-12 (6), 6-01 (20), 6-03 (1), 6-05 (3), 6-06 (2), 6-07 (5), 6-08 (1), 6-10 (1), 6-12 (5), 7-01 (4), 7-02 (2), 7-03 (3), 7-04 (7), 7-07 (7), 7-08 (10), 7-09 (6), 7-10 (2), 7-12 (5), 8-03 (5), 8-04 (5), 8-05 (6), 8-08 (7), 8-11 (3), 8-12 (1) 8-04 (1) 3-04 (8), 3-11 (2), 6-01 (2), 6-11 (1), 7-07 (1) 5-08 (4) 2-10 (6), 4-04 (1), 4-05 (5), 4-06 (1), 4-08 (4), 4-09 (2), 6-02 (7), 7-01 (1), 7-11 (4), 7-12 (1) 1-02 (33), 1-03 (20), 1-05 (8), 1-06 (24), 1-07 (66), 1-08 (18)… 1-07 (7), 1-11 (1) 1-07 (19), 1-11 (4), 3-05 (4), 3-10 (38), 3-11 (4), 4-01 (12), 5-02 (2), 5-03 (3), 5-06 (8), 5-12 (2), 6-06 (1), 6-08 (1), 6-12 (1), 7-03 (3), 7-04 (20), 7-05 (2), 7-08 (2), 7-12 (4), 8-03 (2), 8-04 (4), 8-06 (5), 8-07 (3), 8-10 (2), 8-11 (2), 8-12 (6) 1-07 (1), 3-10 (1) 8-04 (1) 5-08 (2) 5-03 (4), 6-01 (2), 7-02 (3), 7-10 (2) 3-03 (1), 5-08 (1), 8-06 (2) 6-07 (4) 8-04 (1) 1-09 (3), 3-03 (1) 6-01 (2) 1-08 (1), 6-04 (2), 7-06 (1), 7-08 (1), 7-12 (1) 2-10 (5), 2-11 (2), 5-03 (2), 6-02 (2), 7-10 (4), 7-11 (7), 7-12 (2), 8-07 (1) 2-10 (7), 2-11 (2), 5-03 (3), 6-02 (1), 6-07 (2), 7-03 (1), 7-10 (2), 7-11 (6), 7-12 (2) 1-02 (9), 1-05 (2), 1-06 (3), 1-07 (4), 1-10 (2), 1-11 (1), 2-01 (1), 2-06 (2),
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2-07 (1), 2-10 (10), 2-11 (3), 3-04 (6), 4-01 (7), 4-08 (4), 4-10 (6), 5-02 (1), 5-03 (1), 6-02 (2), 7-10 (2), 7-11 (10), 7-12 (3) 3-10 (1), 6-07 (1) 3-06 (1) 2-05 (1) 4-06 (2), 4-11 (2), 5-08 (1) 6-06 (1) 6-08 (1) 2-01 (4), 4-08 (4), 6-08 (3), 7-08 (2) 5-07 (21) 5-07 (10), 5-12 (3) 6-02 (1), 6-08 (1) 6-08 (2) 4-05 (2), 4-06 (3), 6-02 (1), 6-05 (2), 6-08 (3), 8-02 (2) 5-10 (1), 7-01 (6), 8-08 (2) 7-01 (1) 2-09 (2), 3-09 (1) 6-09 (1) 8-04 (1), 8-12 (1) 4-05 (1), 6-06 (2), 6-08 (2), 7-10 (1), 8-11 (2) 5-09 (2) 8-01 (16), 8-12 (3) 2-01 (3), 4-04 (1), 5-03 (1) 7-09 (2) 7-04 (1), 7-12 (1) 4-05 (1) 2-05 (13), 2-11 (2), 3-01 (4), 5-09 (2), 6-07 (4), 7-01 (1), 7-08 (24), 8-03 (2), 8-10 (34), 8-12 (6) 3-06 (2), 3-09 (4), 4-02 (7), 4-06 (1), 5-02 (2), 5-12 (2), 7-02 (9) 8-07 (1) 5-09 (3), 5-12 (2) 8-09 (1), 8-10 (4) 7-10 (1), 7-12 (1) 6-03 (8), 6-06 (2) 8-07 (1) 8-03 (4) 4-09 (2) 8-05 (3) 3-06 (1), 7-09 (2) 4-06 (1), 5-08 (1) 2-01 (1), 3-10 (2), 4-09 (1), 5-09 (1), 8-06 (1)
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7-02 (1), 8-06 (1) 7-02 (1) 3-02 (1) 3-02 (2), 6-04 (1) 1-03 (2), 1-10 (2), 1-11 (2), 2-04 (2), 3-01 (7), 6-03 (3) 2-04 (2) 8-07 (1) 6-07 (4), 8-03 (2) 6-02 (1), 6-03 (1), 6-06 (2), 6-12 (2), 7-01 (4), 7-10 (4) 8-03 (2), 8-07 (2) 2-03 (1), 4-09 (6), 4-11 (2) 5-09 (1) 6-04 (2), 6-09 (1), 8-10 (6) 8-07 (2), 8-12 (2) 8-03 (2) 8-07 (1), 8-12 (1) 6-09 (1) 2-01 (1), 2-07 (2), 3-04 (2), 3-06 (1), 3-11 (2), 4-01 (1), 4-04 (1), 4-08 (1), 7-09 (2) 8-05 (1) 5-06 (2) 5-06 (2) 1-01 (4), 1-02 (10), 1-03 (6), 1-05 (2), 1-06 (1), 1-07 (2), 1-08 (8), 1-09 (2), 1-10 (8), 1-11 (2), 2-01 (5), 2-02 (3), 2-03 (3), 2-05 (2), 2-06 (6), 2-07 (19), 2-08 (12), 2-09 (3), 2-10 (3), 211 (4), 3-01 (12), 3-03 (3), 3-07 (7), 3-08 (12), 3-09 (5), 3-11 (4), 4-01 (7), 4-02 (2), 4-04 (18), 4-05 (8), 406 (14), 4-07 (3), 4-08 (3), 4-09 (1), 4-10 (10), 4-11 (10), 5-02 (2), 5-03 (8), 5-05 (17), 5-08 (3), 5-10 (13), 511 (2), 5-12 (8), 6-01 (6), 6-02 (10), 6-03 (15), 6-05 (12), 6-06 (12), 6-07 (8), 6-08 (7), 6-11 (1), 6-12 (4), 7-01 (7), 7-04 (3), 7-08 (8), 7-09 (4), 7-10 (2), 8-02 (3), 8-05 (6), 8-06 (5), 8-07 (3), 8-08 (8) 2-08 (1), 2-09 (8), 3-08 (1), 4-02 (6), 4-07 (1), 5-02 (8), 5-09 (2), 6-07 (1), 7-02 (1), 7-08 (4), 8-06 (2) 4-04 (1), 8-03 (1) 3-02 (18), 3-04 (8), 3-06 (1), 3-11 (1), 4-02 (1), 5-07 (2), 5-09 (15),
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5-12 (2), 6-04 (1), 6-09 (6), 7-04 (1), 7-08 (4), 7-09 (5) 8-04 (20), 8-12 (4) 3-02 (1) 3-02 (5) 4-06 (1) 5-05 (5) 5-06 (1) 4-01 (1) 1-08 (1), 5-07 (1) 3-08 (2), 6-11 (1) 5-10 (1) 5-05 (2), 5-12 (1) 2-08 (1) 6-07 (12) 1-05 (3), 1-06 (1), 1-09 (2), 2-07 (6), 2-11 (3), 3-02 (1), 3-04 (1), 4-04 (3), 4-06 (2), 5-05 (1), 5-10 (3), 6-03 (2), 6-05 (7), 6-07 (4), 6-08 (3), 6-12 (2), 7-02 (2), 7-03 (1), 7-05 (1), 7-06 (2) 5-02 (1), 5-12 (1), 8-06 (1) 8-04 (1) 2-05 (2), 4-10 (4), 6-10 (1), 6-12 (1) 7-08 (1) 6-07 (3) 1-08 (6), 1-10 (5), 2-10 (3), 5-05 (2), 5-09 (4), 5-12 (2), 7-06 (11), 7-07 (2), 7-08 (10), 7-11 (7), 7-12 (5) 5-01 (10) 4-04 (1), 5-03 (3), 5-12 (3) 3-08 (1), 5-05 (3), 5-12 (1) 7-04 (1) 3-02 (7), 3-11 (3), 5-09 (6), 5-12 (2), 6-05 (8), 6-06 (1), 8-02 (7), 8-07 (3), 8-10 (1) 3-10 (2) 8-09 (1), 8-10 (2) 7-05 (4), 7-07 (8), 7-09 (9), 8-03 (4), 8-07 (3), 8-12 (2) 4-07 (8), 4-11 (1), 6-10 (1), 8-06 (1) 1-06 (1), 4-09 (1) 4-09 (1) 8-05 (2) 4-09 (1), 7-04 (6), 7-09 (1), 7-10 (2), 7-12 (1), 8-05 (1), 8-12 (1) 5-06 (1) 6-03 (8) 2-09 (7), 2-11 (1), 3-09 (1), 4-02 (7),
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6-07 (1), 6-08 (2), 6-10 (2), 6-11 (3), 6-12 (2), 7-01 (3), 7-02 (6), 7-03 (6), 7-04 (2), 7-05 (3), 7-06 (7), 7-07 (4), 7-11 (6), 7-12 (5), 8-01 (1), 8-02 (8), 8-03 (4), 8-05 (3), 8-06 (9), 8-07 (7), 8-08 (1), 8-12 (5) 6-01 (2) 4-08 (2), 4-11 (1) 4-04 (1), 4-11 (1), 6-01 (1), 6-06 (2), 7-02 (2), 7-03 (1), 8-11 (1) 1-06 (8), 2-03 (4), 2-08 (1), 3-02 (2), 7-08 (2), 7-09 (2), 8-01 (40), 8-07 (1), 8-12 (8) 8-01 (6) 3-08 (2), 6-11 (2) 1-06 (8), 1-11 (4), 3-10 (16), 3-11 (1) 2-07 (2), 2-08 (2), 3-01 (2), 3-02 (5), 3-04 (6), 3-06 (2), 3-08 (4), 3-09 (7), 3-11 (4), 4-05 (5), 4-08 (2), 4-09 (1), 5-03 (1), 5-05 (6), 5-07 (31), 5-08 (11), 5-09 (4), 5-10 (2), 5-12 (4), 602 (3), 6-04 (29), 6-05 (9), 6-07 (2), 6-09 (28), 6-10 (5), 6-11 (2), 6-12 (9), 7-01 (3), 7-04 (3), 7-05 (27), 706 (19), 7-07 (21), 7-08 (26), 7-09 (16), 7-11 (1), 7-12 (13), 8-02 (14), 8-03 (13), 8-05 (3), 8-07 (2), 8-10 (7), 8-12 (6) 2-07 (1), 5-03 (4), 6-01 (1), 6-07 (2), 7-02 (2), 8-07 (1) 3-08 (1) 1-03 (9), 1-07 (9), 1-10 (1), 1-11 (5), 6-03 (1), 6-07 (4) 3-01 (2), 8-07 (4) 8-07 (3) 1-01 (7), 1-05 (2), 1-07 (2), 1-10 (4), 1-11 (2), 2-01 (1), 2-07 (20)… 1-04 (11), 1-06 (13), 1-09 (10), 1-11 (3), 2-02 (10), 2-03 (2), 2-05 (7), 207 (4), 2-08 (1), 2-09 (2), 2-11 (8), 301 (2), 3-02 (5), 3-03 (4), 3-04 (3), 305 (1), 3-06 (13), 3-09 (5), 3-11 (4), 4-02 (2), 4-03 (3), 4-06 (2), 4-08 (1), 4-09 (1), 4-11 (1), 5-01 (6), 5-04 (10), 5-07 (6), 5-08 (1), 5-09 (7), 5-10 (3), 6-05 (1), 6-07 (2), 6-08 (5), 6-10 (1), 6-12 (1), 7-01 (3), 7-02 (1), 7-04 (3), 7-05 (5), 7-06 (4), 7-08 (2), 7-09 (6),
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7-12 (3), 8-01 (5), 8-02 (1), 8-03 (7), 8-06 (1), 8-10 (20), 8-12 (6) 3-06 (2), 8-03 (4), 8-12 (2) 5-09 (2), 6-05 (1), 6-12 (1), 7-02 (1), 7-06 (1), 7-08 (2), 7-09 (11), 8-02 (1), 8-03 (1) 4-06 (1), 6-07 (1), 8-07 (1) 4-02 (11), 5-03 (1), 6-01 (2), 7-01 (1), 7-10 (1) 5-03 (2) 2-05 (1), 6-03 (3) 1-06 (1), 1-08 (1), 3-05 (1), 7-06 (1), 7-08 (1), 7-12 (1) 2-05 (1), 2-08 (1), 2-11 (1), 3-03 (1), 4-09 (1), 5-03 (2), 6-07 (1), 6-10 (6), 7-01 (1), 7-05 (3), 7-06 (1), 7-12 (1), 8-07 (2), 8-08 (4), 8-12 (4) 7-05 (1), 7-12 (1), 8-03 (2) 6-11 (1) 4-05 (5), 5-03 (1), 5-10 (1), 5-12 (1), 6-02 (1), 7-01 (3), 7-12 (3) 3-04 (8), 3-11 (2), 6-01 (1), 6-11 (1) 7-10 (4), 8-05 (1) 2-09 (2), 5-02 (1), 6-06 (1), 8-11 (1), 8-12 (1) 3-08 (2) 6-04 (7), 6-09 (4), 6-12 (1) 6-09 (3) 2-05 (1), 2-10 (5), 6-04 (11), 6-12 (3), 7-11 (4) 4-10 (2) 4-06 (1), 4-09 (1), 6-01 (2), 6-12 (2) 4-07 (5), 4-11 (2) 6-01 (2), 7-04 (1) 4-09 (3), 8-05 (1) 2-05 (1) 7-05 (2) 4-09 (1) 3-10 (2), 3-11 (1), 8-10 (14), 8-12 (4) 6-05 (4), 6-10 (1), 8-02 (2), 8-05 (10) 1-08 (1), 5-07 (2) 2-05 (1), 7-10 (2) 2-02 (2), 2-08 (6), 2-11 (2), 3-02 (8), 3-07 (2), 3-11 (4), 4-05 (4), 4-07 (5), 4-09 (1), 4-10 (2), 5-06 (4), 5-08 (4), 5-09 (8), 6-01 (4), 6-02 (10), 6-03 (2), 6-05 (8), 6-06 (4), 6-10 (12), 6-12 (6), 7-02 (2), 7-04 (1), 7-05 (4),
person
person’s pet phone piano Picasso pick pick-up picked picking picture pictures piece pieces pigs pink planet plant plants plastic plate plates play playground playing
plus pocket pockets pointing
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7-06 (15), 7-07 (4), 7-08 (2), 7-09 (11), 7-10 (1), 7-12 (5), 8-03 (4), 8-05 (11), 8-08 (4), 8-12 (4) 2-02 (9), 2-03 (2), 2-11 (2), 3-01 (2), 3-03 (2), 3-11 (2), 4-10 (2), 5-09 (2), 6-01 (2), 6-03 (6), 6-10 (3), 7-02 (4), 7-05 (2), 7-06 (5), 7-09 (2), 7-12 (1), 8-01 (16), 8-04 (3) 3-09 (2) 8-06 (7), 8-12 (4) 2-06 (4), 2-11 (3), 4-04 (5), 5-03 (4), 5-12 (4), 6-05 (3), 8-02 (3) 5-08 (2), 6-05 (2), 6-10 (1), 6-12 (1), 8-02 (2), 8-12 (2) 5-03 (2) 5-03 (1), 6-08 (1), 6-12 (1), 8-11 (1) 2-08 (1) 5-03 (1), 6-08 (1), 6-12 (1), 8-11 (1) 5-10 (2), 6-08 (1), 6-12 (1), 8-11 (1) 3-09 (9), 3-11 (2), 4-08 (1), 5-09 (4), 5-12 (2), 7-10 (1), 8-08 (2) 3-09 (2) 5-08 (8) 5-08 (1) 3-06 (1) 1-03 (1), 1-07 (2), 1-11 (1), 3-05 (3), 3-11 (2), 7-04 (4) 8-04 (3) 4-04 (1), 5-07 (5), 5-12 (1) 5-07 (4), 5-12 (1), 7-02 (1) 6-04 (2), 6-12 (1) 1-06 (8), 1-08 (2), 4-08 (2), 4-11 (2), 5-05 (3) 1-06 (5), 6-09 (1), 6-12 (1) 5-06 (2) 8-09 (11), 8-10 (10) 2-05 (1), 3-04 (1), 4-01 (7), 4-04 (1), 4-06 (2), 4-10 (8), 4-11 (3), 5-05 (1), 5-08 (8), 6-05 (4), 6-06 (2), 6-10 (3), 6-12 (1), 8-02 (4), 8-11 (2), 8-12 (4) 5-01 (10), 5-12 (4) 5-03 (1), 5-12 (1) 5-10 (1) 2-01 (1), 2-05 (7), 2-06 (3), 2-11 (10), 4-06 (1), 4-08 (2), 4-10 (2), 4-11 (2), 5-10 (1), 5-12 (1), 7-01 (6), 7-05 (3), 7-06 (4), 7-08 (4) 4-10 (4)
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police policeman pony pool pour pouring preparing prince prison proud pulling puppy purple pushing put putting
quarter quickly rabbit race racing railway raincoat rake rather reaching read reading
Reagan real rectangle rectangular red
repairing restaurant
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3-08 (2), 6-11 (1), 8-09 (2), 8-10 (12) 6-11 (1), 6-12 (1) 4-01 (2), 5-05 (1) 7-04 (1), 7-12 (1) 6-08 (1), 8-11 (1) 6-08 (1), 8-11 (1) 6-08 (1) 6-07 (2) 8-09 (1) 3-08 (2), 6-11 (2) 4-09 (3), 4-11 (2), 5-05 (5), 7-01 (1) 6-10 (1) 1-09 (2), 3-03 (2), 3-05 (1), 5-06 (1) 5-05 (9) 6-02 (2), 6-08 (2), 8-11 (2) 3-03 (6), 3-11 (2), 4-01 (1), 4-06 (1), 4-09 (1), 4-11 (1), 6-08 (2), 7-03 (1), 8-11 (2) 3-10 (5), 3-11 (1) 7-03 (1) 3-09 (1) 5-10 (3), 6-01 (4), 6-06 (2), 8-11 (2) 6-10 (4) 8-05 (3), 8-09 (2), 8-10 (12) 1-09 (4) 2-01 (1), 6-01 (2), 7-01 (3) 8-07 (1) 4-06 (1), 7-09 (1) 6-08 (1), 8-11 (1) 1-02 (2), 1-10 (2), 2-01 (1), 2-11 (1), 3-08 (1), 3-11 (1), 4-06 (2), 5-02 (1), 6-06 (2), 6-08 (2), 6-10 (1), 6-11 (1), 6-12 (1), 7-01 (2), 8-11 (4) 6-07 (5) 3-06 (12), 3-09 (7), 3-11 (6), 8-06 (2) 2-04 (16), 7-07 (12) 2-05 (2) 1-03 (5), 1-07 (9), 1-08 (4), 1-09 (3), 1-10 (3), 1-11 (2), 2-01 (1), 2-04 (12), 2-11 (2), 3-01 (2), 3-03 (8), 305 (5), 3-11 (2), 4-04 (1), 4-09 (11), 4-10 (1), 4-11 (1), 5-03 (1), 5-09 (2), 5-10 (1), 5-11 (2), 5-12 (1), 6-03 (3), 6-06 (2), 6-10 (1), 6-12 (1), 7-01 (1), 7-03 (1), 7-04 (3), 7-05 (7), 7-09 (1), 8-03 (6), 8-04 (21), 8-08 (4), 8-12 (4) 3-08 (1), 5-05 (1), 6-11 (1) 8-09 (4), 8-10 (3)
rich richard ride rider riding
right
river road rocking roll rolls Ronald room rope round rug run runner runners running
Russia Russian sad sailors sails same sand Sandra Saturn saucer saxophone says scarves school scientist scratching 73
3-07 (1), 3-08 (1), 5-11 (1), 6-11 (1) 6-07 (8) 5-03 (1), 7-10 (2) 2-10 (3) 1-06 (3), 2-01 (1), 2-06 (5), 2-07 (4), 4-01 (5), 4-06 (1), 4-08 (2), 4-10 (6), 4-11 (2), 5-03 (1), 5-05 (1), 6-05 (4), 6-08 (4), 7-03 (3), 7-06 (2), 7-09 (4), 8-02 (4), 8-05 (8), 8-07 (1) 2-05 (15), 2-11 (2), 3-01 (4), 4-01 (1), 5-09 (2), 7-08 (24), 8-03 (2), 8-10 (36), 8-12 (6) 4-09 (1) 7-04 (1), 7-09 (2), 8-05 (10), 8-12 (4) 3-06 (1), 6-08 (1) 6-04 (4) 6-04 (1), 6-12 (1) 6-07 (4) 6-09 (1) 3-04 (1), 4-10 (2), 6-01 (2), 7-10 (5), 7-12 (3), 8-11 (1) 2-05 (4), 7-07 (6), 8-10 (4) 6-03 (1) 5-10 (2), 6-08 (3), 8-11 (2) 6-09 (1), 7-03 (1) 3-01 (2), 5-10 (1), 6-09 (1), 8-08 (2) 1-02 (11), 1-05 (2), 1-07 (5), 1-10 (4), 1-11 (1), 2-01 (4), 2-06 (2), 2-07 (1), 3-04 (7), 3-06 (1), 4-01 (1), 4-08 (1), 4-10 (2), 5-11 (2), 6-05 (2), 6-08 (1), 6-10 (1), 7-03 (3), 8-02 (2), 8-05 (2), 8-07 (2), 8-11 (2) 8-04 (2), 8-12 (2) 6-09 (1) 3-07 (2), 5-10 (3) 7-02 (1) 4-09 (1) 3-02 (2), 4-07 (3), 5-09 (2) 4-10 (2), 5-09 (2), 5-12 (2) 6-07 (4) 8-04 (3) 2-08 (1) 5-08 (1) 6-07 (8) 5-06 (1) 8-10 (4) 3-08 (1), 6-11 (1), 6-12 (1) 5-10 (3), 5-12 (2)
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second secretary see sells set setting seven
seventeen seventy seventy-eight seventy-five several shaking shapes she
sheep shelf shining ship ships shirt
shirts shoe shoes shop short shorter shortest shorts shovel side sign silverware sing singer singer’s
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8-01 (12), 8-12 (1) 3-08 (2), 3-11 (1), 6-11 (1) 7-04 (1), 7-09 (2) 7-02 (4) 6-09 (8), 6-12 (3), 8-10 (1) 7-09 (1), 7-12 (1) 1-04 (6), 1-06 (1), 1-11 (2), 3-05 (1), 3-10 (7), 3-11 (4), 4-03 (1), 5-01 (7), 5-04 (3), 5-12 (3), 8-01 (3) 4-03 (1), 5-04 (1) 4-03 (1) 5-04 (3) 4-03 (1), 4-11 (1), 5-04 (2) 3-02 (1), 5-07 (2), 6-10 (3), 8-03 (2) 6-07 (1) 8-03 (4) 1-07 (8), 2-02 (2), 2-05 (2), 2-06 (5), 2-09 (2), 2-11 (5), 3-03 (9), 3-04 (1), 3-07 (4), 3-08 (1), 4-01 (6), 4-04 (1), 4-10 (4), 5-10 (1), 5-11 (1), 5-12 (1), 6-07 (2), 6-08 (1), 7-08 (2), 7-10 (1) 3-06 (4), 3-11 (2), 5-07 (1), 8-08 (2) 2-08 (1) 5-06 (2) 4-09 (2), 7-02 (1), 8-08 (1) 7-02 (1) 1-09 (2), 3-03 (4), 3-09 (2), 4-04 (1), 4-10 (2), 5-02 (6), 5-03 (2), 5-08 (1), 5-10 (1), 6-03 (1), 6-05 (1), 6-06 (4), 6-08 (1), 7-01 (1), 7-04 (2), 8-06 (6), 8-11 (5), 8-12 (4) 1-09 (1) 1-09 (1), 3-03 (2), 5-10 (1), 5-12 (1), 8-09 (1), 8-10 (2) 1-09 (3), 3-03 (1), 6-04 (1) 6-02 (2), 6-12 (2), 8-09 (2), 8-10 (2) 1-03 (2), 1-11 (2), 2-04 (2), 3-01 (10), 3-11 (2), 6-03 (3), 8-09 (3) 2-04 (2) 8-07 (1) 3-03 (2) 4-06 (2), 7-01 (1) 7-08 (8) 2-05 (4) 6-09 (1), 6-12 (1) 7-02 (1) 6-10 (2), 6-12 (2) 2-05 (2)
singers singing
single sister sisters sit sitting
six
sixteen sixty sixty-nine sixty-six sixty-three sixty-two skater skates skating skier skiing skin skipping skirt skirts sky sleep sleeping slices slid slide sliding slowly small
smaller smallest 74
6-07 (3) 1-05 (2), 4-06 (1), 4-10 (4), 4-11 (1), 5-10 (1), 6-05 (11), 6-10 (4), 6-12 (8), 7-02 (2), 8-02 (12), 8-12 (2) 6-09 (5) 4-07 (4), 4-11 (3) 4-07 (1) 5-08 (2) 1-05 (2), 1-07 (4), 1-10 (2), 2-01 (1), 2-06 (3), 2-07 (15), 2-11 (3), 3-04 (5), 3-06 (1), 4-01 (2), 4-06 (2), 4-07 (6), 4-08 (1), 4-10 (4), 4-11 (1), 5-06 (1), 5-10 (1), 6-08 (2), 7-09 (6), 8-01 (4), 8-07 (1), 8-08 (2), 8-12 (2) 1-04 (12), 1-06 (3), 1-11 (4), 3-05 (1), 3-09 (2), 3-10 (3), 4-03 (1), 5-01 (12), 5-04 (2), 5-09 (1), 5-12 (3), 6-04 (1), 6-05 (1), 6-12 (1), 8-01 (2), 8-02 (1) 4-03 (1), 5-01 (1) 4-03 (1) 5-04 (1) 4-03 (1) 5-04 (1) 5-04 (1) 7-03 (2) 7-03 (1) 7-03 (1) 7-03 (5) 7-03 (4) 6-03 (16) 3-04 (10), 5-03 (1), 5-11 (1), 6-01 (2), 6-06 (2), 8-11 (3) 1-09 (1), 3-03 (2), 6-11 (1) 1-09 (1), 1-11 (1), 8-06 (2) 7-09 (2) 5-03 (1), 5-08 (1) 4-05 (4) 6-04 (1) 6-02 (1) 6-02 (1) 6-02 (1), 7-10 (1) 7-03 (9), 7-12 (2) 2-03 (18), 2-04 (3), 2-08 (1), 2-11 (2), 5-02 (2), 5-06 (1), 6-06 (2), 8-03 (6), 8-11 (2), 8-12 (6) 2-04 (6), 2-11 (4) 2-04 (4)
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smelling smile smiling
smoke sneezing snow snow-covered sock socks sofa soldiers some
somebody someone
someone’s something sometimes son sons South America space Spain speaking sports spots spotted spread spring springtime square squares stairs standing
stands
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4-06 (4) 4-01 (1) 2-01 (4), 2-11 (1), 3-09 (1), 4-01 (11), 6-05 (2), 6-07 (1), 8-02 (2), 8-12 (2) 5-06 (2) 5-10 (2) 4-09 (1), 5-06 (5), 7-04 (8), 7-12 (1) 7-09 (1), 7-12 (1) 3-03 (2) 1-09 (2), 3-03 (1), 5-02 (1) 2-03 (2), 4-07 (2), 5-08 (2) 7-02 (5), 7-03 (2), 8-07 (1) 1-09 (3), 2-10 (1), 6-06 (2), 7-05 (15), 7-11 (1), 7-12 (1), 8-03 (3), 805 (1), 8-12 (2) 4-08 (6), 4-11 (1) 3-07 (2), 4-08 (8), 4-09 (1), 4-11 (1), 5-02 (5), 5-05 (3), 5-08 (5), 6-06 (1), 6-08 (1), 6-10 (1), 7-02 (1), 7-03 (1), 7-06 (1), 7-08 (5), 7-12 (1), 8-06 (2) 6-11 (1), 8-06 (2) 2-05 (2), 4-08 (4), 4-11 (1), 5-05 (1), 5-10 (2), 6-02 (2) 7-02 (1) 3-08 (1), 4-01 (1), 4-07 (2), 4-11 (1), 6-11 (1), 8-02 (2) 6-06 (2), 6-12 (2), 7-01 (2), 8-11 (2) 8-04 (1) 7-02 (2) 8-04 (1), 8-12 (1) 6-07 (1) 4-09 (1) 8-07 (5) 8-07 (4) 7-02 (3) 7-04 (2) 7-04 (1) 2-04 (12), 2-05 (4), 2-11 (2), 7-07 (11), 8-03 (2) 7-07 (2), 8-03 (2), 8-12 (2) 4-05 (2), 5-05 (1) 2-07 (13), 2-11 (4), 3-04 (4), 3-06 (3), 4-06 (1), 4-07 (2), 5-09 (1), 6-05 (3), 6-07 (6), 6-10 (1), 7-03 (4), 7-04 (1), 7-09 (4), 8-01 (4), 8-02 (4), 8-05 (3), 8-08 (2) 6-10 (2)
station statue stepping steps stick sticking sticks still stove straight strawberries street stretching string striped stripes stroking strong student students submarine suits summer summertime sun sunglasses sunrise sunset supermarket surround surrounded swan sweater sweeping sweet sweets swimmer swimming
synagogue table
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3-08 (1), 6-11 (1), 8-09 (8), 8-10 (32) 3-09 (2), 6-03 (2), 7-03 (1), 7-09 (2) 6-07 (1) 4-05 (4), 4-06 (2), 6-02 (8), 6-07 (4), 6-10 (3) 2-08 (2) 5-10 (1) 7-10 (3) 7-03 (4) 5-06 (1) 3-01 (5), 4-02 (2), 8-10 (4) 1-08 (2), 1-10 (1), 1-11 (1) 6-02 (2), 7-03 (1), 8-05 (14), 8-09 (15), 8-10 (26), 8-12 (4) 5-10 (1) 5-10 (1) 8-07 (1) 8-07 (1) 8-06 (4) 3-07 (1), 3-11 (1), 5-11 (1) 3-08 (1), 6-11 (1) 3-08 (2), 3-11 (2), 6-11 (1) 4-09 (1) 7-02 (4) 5-06 (1), 7-04 (5), 7-12 (1) 7-04 (1), 7-12 (1) 5-06 (7), 7-04 (2), 7-09 (1), 7-12 (1) 4-10 (2), 6-04 (2), 7-02 (1) 7-04 (1) 7-04 (1) 8-09 (1) 6-10 (4) 6-10 (8) 3-06 (2), 7-02 (1) 3-03 (10), 3-11 (2), 4-01 (1), 4-10 (5), 4-11 (1), 6-03 (1), 8-06 (2) 8-05 (2) 2-08 (1) 2-08 (1), 5-09 (2), 7-08 (6) 7-03 (3) 1-02 (4), 1-09 (2), 1-10 (3), 2-01 (1), 2-06 (3), 3-06 (2), 4-08 (1), 5-03 (1), 5-08 (1), 7-03 (2), 7-04 (1), 7-10 (2), 7-12 (1) 8-09 (2) 1-01 (3), 1-08 (2), 1-10 (4), 1-11 (2), 2-07 (5), 2-08 (2), 2-09 (3), 3-04 (7), 4-08 (1), 5-02 (1), 5-03 (4), 5-08 (2),
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tables take taken taking talk talking tall taller Tanzania teacher teaching teeth telephone telephones television temple ten tent than
that
the their them then there
these
they
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6-01 (4), 6-10 (1), 7-07 (1) 3-02 (1), 4-08 (1), 5-08 (1), 5-09 (2) 7-10 (1), 8-10 (14) 7-09 (1) 3-08 (2), 4-08 (1), 5-03 (1), 5-05 (5), 5-12 (1) 4-04 (12), 4-11 (4) 2-01 (1), 2-11 (1), 4-04 (22), 6-05 (4), 6-07 (1), 6-08 (2), 8-02 (3) 3-01 (5), 3-11 (2) 8-07 (2) 8-04 (1) 3-08 (2), 3-11 (1), 6-10 (2), 6-11 (1) 3-08 (1), 3-11 (1), 6-11 (1) 3-08 (1), 6-11 (1) 2-01 (1), 2-05 (2), 2-11 (1) 7-09 (2) 2-03 (1), 4-06 (2) 8-09 (1) 1-04 (2), 1-06 (2), 3-05 (1), 3-10 (2), 4-03 (1), 5-01 (2), 5-04 (1), 6-07 (1) 2-03 (1), 4-08 (2) 2-04 (16), 2-11 (4), 3-02 (11), 3-11 (3), 5-09 (12), 5-12 (4), 8-07 (9), 808 (8) 2-02 (4), 2-11 (2), 5-08 (1), 6-06 (4), 6-11 (1), 7-03 (2), 7-09 (1), 8-05 (1), 8-07 (1), 8-08 (2), 8-11 (2), 8-12 (3) 1-02 (44), 1-03 (28), 1-05 (6), 1-06 (16), 1-07 (42), 1-08 (17)… 2-07 (2), 4-07 (10), 4-11 (4), 5-02 (1), 6-07 (2), 7-02 (1) 6-05 (1), 7-07 (2) 8-10 (4) 1-06 (2), 1-07 (4), 3-02 (24), 3-09 (12), 3-11 (4), 4-08 (1), 5-09 (27), 5-12 (4), 7-01 (1), 7-04 (6), 7-07 (3), 7-08 (2), 7-09 (2), 8-02 (2), 8-05 (2), 8-08 (2), 8-10 (34), 8-12 (5) 1-10 (1), 1-11 (1), 2-10 (1), 3-04 (2), 3-06 (2), 3-09 (1), 3-11 (1), 4-04 (6), 4-05 (2), 4-06 (2), 4-07 (5), 5-06 (2), 5-08 (4), 5-10 (3), 6-01 (6), 6-03 (4), 6-05 (9), 6-06 (2), 6-10 (1), 6-12 (7), 7-02 (3), 7-05 (5), 7-06 (26), 7-09 (5), 7-12 (6), 8-03 (8) 1-07 (6), 1-10 (4), 1-11 (2), 2-07 (1), 3-04 (2), 3-07 (8), 3-11 (2), 4-01
thin thinking third thirsty thirteen thirty thirty-eight thirty-four thirty-seven thirty-six thirty-two this
thousand three
through throw throwing thrown tie tiger time times tired to
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(11), 4-04 (1), 4-06 (2), 4-08 (2), 5-05 (4), 5-10 (1), 7-02 (1), 7-10 (3), 7-11 (3), 8-03 (3), 8-05 (2) 3-01 (3), 3-08 (1), 6-11 (1) 5-10 (2) 8-01 (11), 8-12 (1) 3-07 (2), 5-11 (1), 6-11 (1) 4-03 (1) 1-06 (1), 3-10 (13), 3-11 (1), 4-03 (1) 5-04 (1) 5-04 (3), 5-12 (2) 5-04 (1) 5-04 (1) 4-03 (1) 1-07 (2), 1-10 (9), 1-11 (3), 2-05 (8), 2-06 (20), 2-08 (7), 2-09 (2), 2-10 (1), 3-01 (6), 3-04 (8), 3-06 (5), 3-08 (2), 3-09 (7), 3-11 (5), 4-02 (2), 4-04 (8), 4-05 (2), 4-09 (1), 5-02 (2), 5-03 (2), 5-09 (6), 5-10 (6), 5-12 (4), 6-01 (6), 6-03 (17), 6-05 (6), 6-06 (9), 607 (4), 6-10 (1), 6-12 (2), 7-02 (11), 7-03 (4), 7-04 (2), 7-06 (8), 7-07 (7), 7-12 (4), 8-03 (4), 8-04 (31), 8-06 (12), 8-07 (12), 8-08 (2), 8-12 (8) 5-04 (10) 1-04 (18), 1-06 (5), 1-11 (2), 2-02 (3), 2-09 (2), 3-04 (3), 3-05 (1), 3-06 (1), 3-09 (2), 3-10 (2), 4-03 (1), 4-04 (1), 4-07 (2), 4-08 (1), 5-01 (9), 5-02 (1), 5-04 (3), 5-09 (4), 5-12 (1), 6-04 (1), 6-05 (2), 6-07 (2), 7-01 (1), 7-09 (4), 8-01 (6), 8-02 (2), 8-03 (1), 8-10 (8), 8-12 (2) 4-06 (1), 4-09 (2), 7-03 (1), 7-10 (1) 6-02 (3), 6-08 (1) 2-01 (6) 5-03 (2), 6-02 (1), 6-08 (1) 5-08 (1), 6-03 (1), 7-10 (1), 7-12 (1) 3-06 (4), 8-07 (1) 1-06 (8), 1-11 (4) 5-01 (3) 3-07 (14), 3-11 (2), 5-10 (6), 5-11 (14), 5-12 (7) 2-09 (2), 2-10 (10), 2-11 (2), 3-10 (3), 4-04 (7), 4-06 (1), 5-03 (11), 505 (4), 5-08 (3), 5-09 (11), 5-10 (3), 5-12 (2), 6-02 (17), 6-06 (1), 6-07
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toes together toilet tomato tomatoes tongue too tool tools top touched touching towards towel towels tractor traffic train tram tray tree
trees triangle triangles trolley trousers truck trying T-shirt t-shirts turn turning turnings turtle TV twelve twenty
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(1), 6-08 (10), 6-12 (3), 7-01 (13), 706 (3), 7-10 (12), 7-11 (14), 7-12 (5), 8-06 (14), 8-07 (1), 8-08 (5), 8-09 (16), 8-10 (75), 8-11 (5), 8-12 (14) 4-02 (1) 4-02 (9), 4-11 (3), 7-11 (2), 7-12 (1), 8-08 (5) 6-04 (2) 6-04 (1) 1-08 (2), 1-11 (1), 3-02 (3), 6-04 (1), 7-02 (1) 5-10 (1) 5-02 (2), 5-09 (11), 6-06 (2), 8-11 (2), 8-12 (2) 2-03 (1) 6-09 (1) 3-03 (3), 4-09 (1), 8-03 (1) 6-07 (2) 2-09 (5), 2-11 (4), 4-06 (2), 4-08 (2) 8-05 (2), 8-12 (2) 6-04 (1) 6-04 (3), 6-12 (1) 2-07 (2), 8-05 (1) 6-06 (2) 4-09 (1), 7-09 (2) 4-09 (1) 5-09 (2) 2-08 (2), 4-08 (1), 5-06 (2), 6-07 (4), 7-04 (4), 7-07 (2), 7-08 (2), 7-10 (1), 7-12 (2) 5-06 (2), 5-07 (1), 7-04 (11), 7-12 (3), 8-05 (1), 8-12 (1) 2-04 (4), 7-07 (2), 8-03 (5) 7-07 (2), 8-03 (11), 8-12 (4) 5-05 (5) 1-09 (3), 1-11 (1), 3-03 (7), 3-11 (2) 2-08 (1) 7-01 (3), 7-10 (4) 1-09 (3), 1-10 (1), 3-03 (1), 3-05 (1), 3-09 (2) 1-09 (1), 1-10 (2), 1-11 (1) 2-05 (2), 8-10 (40), 8-12 (4) 3-04 (1), 4-09 (1), 8-10 (12) 8-10 (2) 3-06 (1) 4-06 (4) 4-03 (1), 5-01 (7), 5-12 (1) 1-06 (1), 3-10 (1), 4-03 (2), 5-01 (3)
twenty-five twenty-seven twenty-six twenty-three twenty-two twins two
5-04 (6) 5-04 (1) 5-04 (1) 6-07 (1) 4-03 (1), 6-07 (1) 6-09 (1), 6-12 (1) 1-04 (13), 1-06 (8), 1-09 (2), 1-11 (2), 2-02 (10), 2-03 (2), 2-05 (4), 208 (7), 2-09 (1), 2-11 (4), 3-01 (3), 302 (2), 3-03 (2), 3-04 (2), 3-05 (3), 306 (6), 3-09 (1), 3-10 (8), 3-11 (2), 403 (1), 4-04 (2), 4-07 (6), 4-09 (1), 501 (12), 5-04 (4), 5-07 (5), 5-08 (1), 5-09 (7), 5-10 (2), 5-12 (1), 6-04 (1), 6-07 (1), 6-09 (2), 6-10 (1), 6-12 (1), 7-02 (5), 7-06 (3), 7-09 (1), 8-01 (11), 8-03 (3), 8-05 (2), 8-08 (2), 8-10 (4), 8-12 (1) tying 5-10 (1), 5-12 (1) typewriter 6-11 (1) typing 3-08 (1), 3-11 (1), 6-11 (1) ugly 3-07 (1) umbrella 2-03 (2), 3-02 (1), 6-05 (1), 8-02 (1), 8-06 (1) umbrellas 3-02 (4), 3-11 (2), 4-10 (2), 6-05 (1), 8-02 (2), 8-06 (1) under 1-01 (6), 1-10 (3), 1-11 (2), 2-08 (3), 3-04 (1), 4-09 (2) underground 8-09 (4), 8-10 (8) underwater 4-04 (2), 4-08 (1), 4-11 (2), 7-10 (1) unhappy 5-11 (2), 8-07 (1) uniform 6-03 (2) uniforms 6-03 (2) United Kingdom 8-04 (1) United States 8-04 (1) university 8-09 (2), 8-10 (8), 8-12 (8) until 8-10 (2) up 4-01 (1), 4-05 (6), 5-03 (3), 5-10 (2), 6-02 (4), 6-03 (4), 6-05 (1), 6-07 (2), 6-08 (3), 6-12 (7), 7-01 (2), 7-04 (1), 7-09 (4), 7-10 (4), 7-12 (1), 8-11 (3) upper 8-03 (2) upside 4-01 (2) us 8-02 (13) use 5-03 (1), 5-12 (1) used 7-09 (1) using 2-06 (4), 2-11 (3), 4-10 (4), 5-03 (3), 5-12 (3), 7-10 (11), 7-12 (3) 77
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usually U-turn van Venezuela very Vietnam vintage violin violins waiter walk walked walkie-talkie walking
wall warm warning was watching water
watermelon waving way we
weak wear wearing
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7-02 (3) 2-05 (1) 4-05 (4), 4-06 (1), 4-09 (4), 4-11 (1), 6-01 (2), 6-12 (2) 8-04 (1) 1-03 (1), 1-11 (1), 3-01 (1), 5-10 (4), 7-03 (2), 8-07 (1) 8-04 (1) 4-09 (1) 4-01 (2) 5-08 (1) 3-08 (1), 6-11 (1) 6-07 (1) 5-03 (2), 6-07 (1) 4-04 (1) 1-02 (4), 1-05 (2), 1-11 (4), 2-01 (1), 2-06 (3), 2-07 (4), 3-06 (3), 4-01 (5), 4-06 (2), 4-10 (4), 5-02 (4), 5-03 (3), 5-05 (1), 5-09 (1), 6-05 (4), 6-07 (2), 6-10 (4), 7-03 (1), 7-08 (5), 8-02 (4), 8-05 (2), 8-08 (2), 8-12 (2) 2-07 (4), 3-09 (2), 4-05 (1), 5-03 (2), 6-01 (4), 6-07 (4), 7-09 (2) 7-04 (1) 2-05 (4) 4-09 (2), 5-03 (2), 6-01 (10), 6-06 (14), 6-12 (2), 8-11 (8), 8-12 (3) 4-06 (9) 1-08 (2), 2-10 (6), 3-05 (1), 4-01 (1), 4-05 (2), 4-06 (1), 4-08 (4), 4-09 (2), 4-11 (1), 5-05 (2), 5-06 (1), 5-09 (2), 6-01 (2), 6-02 (2), 6-08 (2), 7-01 (3), 7-03 (2), 7-07 (2), 7-08 (4), 7-10 (1), 7-11 (4), 7-12 (5), 8-05 (1), 8-08 (3), 8-11 (2) 6-04 (1) 5-10 (7) 4-01 (1) 5-09 (4), 5-11 (14), 5-12 (2), 6-11 (1), 7-04 (3), 7-09 (2), 7-11 (6), 7-12 (4), 8-02 (13), 8-11 (6), 8-12 (2) 3-07 (1), 3-11 (1), 5-11 (1) 7-02 (4) 1-09 (36), 1-10 (6), 1-11 (9), 2-06 (18), 2-10 (1), 3-01 (4), 3-03 (32), 3-04 (2), 3-11 (6), 4-06 (2), 4-08 (9), 5-02 (1), 5-05 (1), 5-06 (1), 5-11 (1), 6-03 (5), 6-05 (2), 6-06 (4), 6-11 (2),
wears were wettest what wheel wheelchair wheels when where which
while white
who
whole wife will win window windows wings winter wintertime with
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7-01 (2), 7-02 (4), 7-05 (2), 7-07 (4), 7-11 (1), 8-02 (2), 8-06 (3), 8-11 (5), 8-12 (5) 7-02 (3) 4-09 (1), 6-01 (4), 6-06 (4), 6-12 (2), 8-11 (3) 8-07 (1) 1-10 (10), 1-11 (4), 3-05 (4), 4-01 (12), 4-11 (4) 2-03 (8) 8-05 (2) 7-02 (1) 5-06 (2), 8-10 (4) 1-10 (10), 2-05 (4), 7-04 (1) 1-10 (8), 3-01 (4), 3-04 (4), 3-05 (4), 3-06 (4), 3-09 (4), 3-11 (8), 4-04 (6), 6-03 (4), 7-02 (4), 7-08 (6), 8-05 (3), 8-07 (8) 4-06 (19), 4-11 (4), 5-08 (1), 6-10 (1), 6-12 (1) 1-03 (6), 1-05 (2), 1-07 (13), 1-09 (13), 1-10 (3), 1-11 (6), 2-01 (2), 2-03 (1), 2-04 (2), 2-06 (8), 3-03 (3), 3-04 (2), 3-05 (6), 3-06 (5), 3-11 (1), 4-08 (5), 4-09 (2), 5-02 (3), 5-03 (2), 5-06 (1), 6-03 (1), 6-05 (2), 7-01 (1), 7-04 (5), 7-05 (9), 7-07 (2), 7-08 (2), 7-12 (1), 8-03 (2), 8-08 (2), 8-12 (2) 1-10 (12), 2-02 (4), 2-11 (2), 3-01 (8), 3-04 (6), 5-10 (1), 5-11 (4), 6-01 (4), 6-06 (2), 7-02 (4), 8-02 (2), 8-07 (4), 8-08 (2) 6-10 (2) 4-07 (5), 4-11 (1), 6-08 (2) 5-03 (1), 5-10 (1) 5-10 (1) 1-06 (1), 2-05 (2), 7-07 (2), 7-10 (2) 1-06 (3) 5-03 (1), 7-02 (6) 5-06 (1), 7-04 (4) 7-04 (3), 7-12 (1) 1-08 (4), 2-03 (3), 2-04 (2), 2-05 (4), 2-08 (2), 2-11 (4), 3-02 (3), 3-03 (2), 3-11 (2), 4-01 (3), 4-07 (5), 4-09 (1), 4-10 (18), 4-11 (4), 5-02 (4), 5-05 (1), 5-08 (1), 5-11 (1), 6-03 (5), 6-07 (3), 6-10 (10), 6-11 (1), 6-12 (3), 7-01 (1), 7-04 (2), 7-08 (8), 8-05 (1)
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without woman
woman’s women
women’s
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won work working workman write writing
2-08 (2), 4-07 (2), 4-10 (20), 4-11 (3), 5-02 (1), 7-10 (1), 7-12 (1) 1-01 (4), 1-02 (10), 1-03 (7), 1-05 (2), 1-07 (4), 1-08 (4), 1-09 (16), 110 (3), 1-11 (2), 2-01 (9), 2-02 (6), 204 (2), 2-05 (6), 2-06 (13), 2-07 (14), 2-09 (5), 2-10 (2), 2-11 (12), 3-01 (12), 3-03 (7), 3-07 (5), 3-09 (2), 311 (2), 4-01 (2), 4-02 (2), 4-04 (10), 4-05 (2), 4-06 (11), 4-07 (4), 4-09 (1), 4-10 (4), 4-11 (4), 5-02 (3), 5-03 (6), 5-05 (15), 5-06 (1), 5-08 (2), 5-10 (7), 5-11 (2), 5-12 (5), 6-01 (4), 6-02 (8), 6-03 (7), 6-05 (14), 6-06 (6), 6-07 (6), 6-08 (18), 6-10 (13), 6-12 (8), 7-01 (3), 7-03 (3), 7-06 (4), 7-08 (4), 7-09 (2), 7-10 (1), 8-02 (1), 8-04 (2), 8-06 (4), 8-07 (5), 8-12 (1) 2-05 (3), 2-09 (2), 4-02 (6), 5-02 (6), 5-09 (3), 5-12 (4), 8-06 (3), 8-12 (1) 1-05 (2), 1-07 (4), 1-09 (1), 1-10 (3), 1-11 (2), 2-05 (1), 2-07 (8), 2-08 (2), 2-11 (6), 3-01 (3), 3-02 (1), 4-04 (3), 4-05 (2), 5-02 (1), 6-05 (2), 6-08 (1), 7-01 (1), 7-05 (1), 7-06 (2), 8-03 (2) 5-02 (1), 5-12 (1), 8-06 (1)
written yawning years yellow
yes you young
younger youngest your zero
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5-10 (1) 5-03 (2) 3-08 (1), 6-11 (1), 7-01 (6) 7-02 (2), 7-10 (1) 6-02 (1), 7-10 (1) 2-01 (1), 4-06 (2), 4-10 (2), 4-11 (3), 6-02 (1), 7-08 (2) 7-09 (1) 5-10 (2), 6-06 (4) 6-07 (4) 1-03 (5), 1-06 (3), 1-07 (6), 1-08 (3), 1-09 (1), 1-10 (1), 2-01 (1), 2-04 (9), 2-05 (4), 3-03 (2), 3-05 (7), 3-11 (2), 4-01 (4), 4-04 (1), 4-08 (4), 4-09 (2), 5-06 (1), 7-04 (2), 7-05 (11), 7-07 (3), 7-12 (3), 8-03 (8), 8-08 (4) 1-07 (20), 1-11 (1), 3-09 (1), 4-01 (15), 4-08 (2), 7-08 (2) 5-11 (1), 6-11 (3), 8-10 (4) 1-03 (3), 2-09 (3), 3-01 (9), 6-03 (4), 6-05 (3), 6-06 (6), 7-02 (2), 7-09 (2), 8-07 (2) 3-01 (2), 8-07 (1) 8-07 (2) 8-10 (20), 8-12 (8) 1-04 (1), 2-08 (1), 8-01 (10)
