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ContentsBusiness and Industry

1.1 CoreLesson.......................................................................11.2 CoreLesson.......................................................................31.3 CoreLesson.......................................................................51.4 CoreLesson.......................................................................71.5 Milestone.........................................................................10

Arts and Academics2.1 CoreLesson.....................................................................112.2 CoreLesson.....................................................................132.3 CoreLesson.....................................................................152.4 CoreLesson.....................................................................172.5 Milestone.........................................................................19

Emergency Situations3.1 CoreLesson.....................................................................203.2 CoreLesson.....................................................................233.3 CoreLesson.....................................................................253.4 CoreLesson.....................................................................273.5 Milestone.........................................................................30

Family and Community4.1 CoreLesson.....................................................................314.2 CoreLesson.....................................................................334.3 CoreLesson.....................................................................364.4 CoreLesson.....................................................................384.5 Milestone.........................................................................40

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1.1 Core Lesson

01 She’spushingherbicycleupthehill.He’spullingtheboat.She’spushingherson.He’spullinghisfamily.

02 He’spullinghissuitcase.Theyoungwomanandherboyfriendarepushingthecar.

They’repullingtherope.He’spushinghisfriend’schair.

03 Thedogisdigging.Doyouthinkwecanliftthis?Shealwayswearsherbootswhenshedigsinthegarden.

They’reliftingacouchtogether.

04 He’sliftinghisdaughteroverhishead.Thebusinessmanishelpinghimliftthebox.Theboyisdigginginthesandwithhishands.Someonehasbeendiggingunderthishouse.

05 coallumberglasssteeldiamondsdirt

06 Iselllumber.Theboysaredigginginthedirt.Theboyislookingatthewhalethroughtheglasswindow.

He’slookingatadiamond.Manybigbuildingsaremadewithsteel.They’recarryingcoal.

07 coaladiamondlumbersteeldirtglass

08 ashovelaforkliftabulldozeratruckacraneaship

09 Theshipisgoingunderthesteelbridge.Therearetwocranesneartheriver.Therearealotoftrucksintheparkinglot.Thebulldozerispushingthetrash.She’sdigginginthedirtwithashovel.Idriveaforkliftinafactory.

10 Theboyistryingtopushthetruck.Thebulldozerispushingdirt.Theboyispullingthetree.He’sdigginginhisgardenwithashovel.Thecraneisliftingsomethingheavy.I’mliftingboxeswithaforklift.

11 Theforkliftisloadingboxesontothetruck.Thecraneisloadingsomethingontoaship.Theshipistransportingairplanes.Thetrainistransportingcoal.

12 Thetruckistransportingcars.They’reloadingboxesintotheairplane.Wewereabletoloadalotoflumberontoourcar!

Thisshiptransportstouriststotheislandsforvacation.

13 He’sloadingpackagesintohisdeliveryvan.He’stransportingpackagesinhisdeliveryvan.

I’mloadingapplesintomydeliveryvan.I’mtransportingapplesinmydeliveryvan.

14 theoilindustrytheoilindustrytheoilindustrytheminingindustrytheminingindustrythelumberindustry

15 TheoilindustryisveryimportantinEgypt.ThelumberindustryisveryimportantinBrazil.

TheminingindustryisveryimportantinRussia.

16 themanufacturingindustrythemanufacturingindustrythemanufacturingindustrythefashionindustrythefashionindustrytheconstructionindustry

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1.1 Continued

17 I’mtravelingtoEgyptonbusiness.I’llbepresentingmyideaforanewofficebuilding.

Iworkintheconstructionindustry.I’mtravelingtoIndiaonbusiness.I’mvisitingoneofmycompany’sfactories.Iworkinthemanufacturingindustry.

18 Iworkintheconstructionindustry.Theyworkinthemanufacturingindustry.Weworkintheminingindustry.Heworksinthelumberindustry.Theyworkinthefashionindustry.Iworkintheoilindustry.

19 Thisishowglassbottlesaremanufactured.Thisfactorymanufacturessteel.Airplanesaremanufacturedhere.

20 Theseproduceenergyonwindydays.Theelectricityforthishouseisproducedbythesun.

Thiscar’senergycomesfromelectricityinsteadofgas.

Thisplant’senergycomesfromthesun.

21 Thisfactorymanufacturescars.Thispowerplantproduceselectricityfromwater.

Thiscompanydesignsandmanufacturescomputers.

Thispowerplantproduceselectricityfromcoal.

22 He’sburninganewspaper.Thispowerplantburnscoal.Thesewirestransportelectricalenergy.Burningwoodproducesenergy.

23 Theminingindustryproducescoal.Thistypeoftrainburnscoaltoproduceenergy.

Theoilindustryproducesgas.Thistypeofcarburnsgastoproduceenergy.

24 We’retryingtodesignanenginethatproducesenergyfromwater.

Ineedabulldozerthatcanpushallofthisdirt.

Weneedsomeonewhocanreplaceourwindow.

25 Ineedpeoplewhowillhelpmemove.IwanttoreadmorebooksthatJaneTaylorhaswritten.

Wewouldliketogointoacavethatnoonehasexplored.

26 Whatareyoudoing?I’mreadingabookabouttheminingindustry.ArethereanyphotosinthebookthatIwouldlike?

Yes.Therearephotosofbulldozersandforklifts.

Ihaveatoybulldozerlikethoseinyourbook.I’llshowittoyou.

27 Whatareyoudoingwithyourtoybulldozer?It’sdiggingtofindmetal.Ihaveacranethatloadsthemetalontoatruck...

...butIwouldalsolikeashipthatcantransportittoothercountries.

28 Whichisyourfavoritetoy?Myfavoritetoyisthebulldozer.Mr.Larsonhasabulldozer.Doyouwanttogoseeit?

CanIsitinhisbulldozer?Let’sgoandaskhim!

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1.2 Core Lesson

01 acustomeracustomeracustomeraclerkaclerkacashregister

02 Theexitisstraightahead.Youhavetobuyaticketattheentrance.Attheentrance,youhavetoshowyourbackpacktothepoliceofficer.

She’sshowingthepeopletheexitsontheairplane.

He’slookingintotheentranceofthecave.Thisistheexittothehospital.

03 Thecustomersarewaitinginline.Thisdoorisbothanentranceandanexit.Thisclerkworksinatoystore.Someoneiscountingthemoneyinthecashregister.

Thisexitcanonlybeusedifthere’safire.Thestatueisinfrontoftheentrancetothemuseum.

04 anentranceclerkscustomersacashregisteranexit

05 shoppingbagsashoppingbasketashoppingcartamallamarketareceipt

06 She’scarryingalotofshoppingbags.Theclerkisgivingthecustomerherreceipt.Herbabylikestorideintheshoppingcart.Ourfamilylikestocometothemalltogether.Thismarketsellsfreshseafood.They’rewaitinginlinewiththeirshoppingbaskets.

07 amallshoppingcartsshoppingbagsareceiptashoppingbasketamarket

08 Becausetherearemanycustomers,thegrocerystoreneedstoincreasethenumberofclerks.

Thenumberoftouristsatthebeachdecreasesduringthefall.

Thenumberofcomputersthisfactoryhasmanufacturedhasincreasedthisyear.

Thenumberofbooksthisfactoryhasmanufacturedhasdecreasedsincelastyear.

09 IfIdriveless,IwilldecreasetheamountofgasIbuy.

Weneedtoincreasetheamountofbreadwebake.Ourcustomerswantmore.

Byturningoffyourlights,youcandecreasetheamountofelectricityyouuse.

I’mgoingtoincreasethesizeofmykitchenbysixfeet.

10 Theamountofmoneyinthecashregisterhasincreasedsincethismorning.

Youneedtodecreasetheamountofmeatthatyoueat.

Youneedtoincreasetheamountoftimethatyoustudy.

TheFrenchdecreasedtheamountofelectricitythattheyusedlastyear.

11 Thenumberoffishinthislakehasdecreasedbyhalfthisyear.

Thenumberofstudentsatthisschoolhasincreasedthisyear.Moreteachersareneeded.

Thisfactoryneedstoincreasethenumberofcarsthatitmanufactures.

Weneedtodecreasethenumberofpeopleinourcar.

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1.2 Continued

12 Wehavetherightamountofflourtobakeacake...

...butwedon’thavetherightnumberofeggs.Wehavetherightnumberofplatestoeatdinner...

...butwedon’thavetherightamountoffood.

13 Inthespring,thenumberofflowersincreases.

Inthesummer,thetemperatureincreases.Inthefall,thetemperaturedecreases.Inthewinter,thenumberofflowersdecreases.

14 ThepriceofjeansinParisiseightyeuros.Thepriceoforangeshasdecreasedthisweek.Thepriceofachairhereisfiftydollars.

15 Mydinnercosttwentyeuros.Thepriceofthesaladwassixeuros.Thepriceofthecoffeewastwoeuros.Thepriceofthepastawastwelveeuros.

16 Howmuchdoesthispursecost?Thepriceofthatpurseisteneuros.Howmuchdoesthisshovelcost?Thepriceofthatshoveliseightdollars.

17 Whatsizeshirtdoyouwear?Iwearasmall.Iwearamedium.Iwearalarge.Iwearanextralarge.

18 Iwearalarge,butmyfatherwearsamedium.Iusedtowearanextralarge.Webothwearasmall.

19 extralargelargemediumsmall

20 Thisbookcostsmoneyatabookstore,butmyfriendgaveittomeforfree.

It’sfreetogetintoday.Youdon’thavetopay.We’reoutofmilk.Willyougotothegrocerystoreforme?

I’msorry,we’reoutoftheblueshirts.Wouldyoulikeayellowone?

21 Ifyoubuytwopurses,youcanhaveathirdforfree.

Wouldyouliketotasteoneforfree?We’reoutoftoothpaste.We’reoutofsmalls.

22 Thepriceofcheesehasdecreasedthisyear.We’reoutofsugar.Thebrochuresarefree.

23 Hello.HowcanIhelpyou?Iboughtthisdresslastweek,butit’stoosmall.Iwouldliketoreturnit.

Doyouhavethereceipt?Yes,Ido.Hereyougo.

24 Isitgoingtorain?Idoubtit.It’sbeensunnyallday.Areyoucomingtothepartytonight?Idoubtit.Ihavetoworktonight.

25 Myappointmentisinfiveminutes.IdoubtthatIcanarriveontime.

Idoubtthatthiswillfitme.It’salarge,andIwearamedium.

IdoubtthatIcanreturnthis.Idon’thavemyreceipt.

Idoubtthatthisistherightamountofsugartobakeacake.

26 Ithinkthatwecanplaygolfthisafternoon.Idoubtthatwecanplaybaseballtoday.Ithinkthatyouhaveafever.Youshouldstayinbed.

Idoubtthatyouaresick.Youhavetogotoschool.

27 Theydoubtthattheirteamwillwinthegametoday.

Iknowthatwe’relost.IdoubtthatIhaveenoughmoneytopayfordinner.

Ithinkthatshe’llbeadoctorsomeday.

28 Doyouthinkthatthisdresswillfityou?No,Idoubtthatthisdresswillfitme.Doyouthinkthatthesepantswillfityou?No,Idoubtthatthesepantswillfitme.

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29 Doyouhavethisdressinamedium?Ithinkthatwe’reoutofmediums.Weonlyhavethisdressinextra-large.Idoubtthatitwillfit.Ithinkit’stoobig.

30 Ihaveanidea!Willyoupleasebringmeabelt?Idoubtthatthisbeltwillfitme......butthisoneisprobablymysize.Whatdoyouthinkofthis?Ilikeit!Youshouldworkinthefashionindustry!

1.3 Core Lesson

01 afarmeratractorcornwheatagoatadonkeyapigabee

02 Thegirl’sparentsarefarmersintheUnitedKingdom.Theyraisepigs.

ThisfarmerraisesgoatsinGermany.IraisebeesinMexico.ThisSpanishfarmerisshowingtheboyhowtodriveatractor.

IgrowcorninFrance.ThisfarmergrowswheatinRussia.

03 We’revisitingafarmwherethefarmersraisedonkeys.

Hisparentsgrowwheatonthisfarm.Thesefarmersgrowflowersforperfumeontheirfarm.

Theyraisecowsonthisfarm.

04 farmerspigsbeeswheattractorscorngoatsdonkeys

05 Thisfarmerraisescowsonhisfarm.Thisfarmergrowspotatoesonhisfarm.Iraisechickensonmyfarm.Igrowcornonmyfarm.

06 Igrowflowersonmyfarm.Igrowflowersinmygarden.Igrowtomatoesonmyfarm.Igrowtomatoesinmygarden.

07 Beesproducehoney.Iusethismachinetomakebooks.Birdseatseeds.They’reloadingboxesintothepickuptruck.

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1.3 Continued

08 Thisflowerhasalotofseeds.Themachinemakesglassbottles.Someoneisputtinghoneyonthebread.Thefarmerisdrivinghispickuptruck.

09 amachineseedsafarmhoneyapickuptruck

10 Thefarmerisplantingseeds.They’replantingriceinthewater.Farmersusethesemachinestoharvestwheat.

Thewomenareharvestingtea.

11 Thefarmerisusinghistractortoplantseeds.I’mharvestinglemons.CanIhelpyouplanttheseflowers?

12 Thevegetablesarebeingwatered.He’sfeedingtheshark.Thegirliswateringtheflowersforhermother.Thefarmerisfeedinghischickens.

13 He’sfeedingthebaby.Thefarmerwatershiscornwithamachinewhenitdoesn’train.

He’sabouttofeedthedog.I’mabouttowatermygarden.

14 Thismachineisplantingthecorn.Thismachineiswateringthecorn.Thismachineisharvestingthecorn.

15 Farmersstartworkingatsunrise.Lunchisreadyatnoon.Theyeatdinneratsunset.Atmidnight,everythingonthefarmissleeping.

16 Theyoungmenarehiking.Itisnoon.Theboyiswatchingthesunsetonthebeach.Bysunrise,thephotographerwasalreadytakingphotographs.

IntheUnitedStates,theNewYeariscelebratedatmidnight,Januaryfirst.

17 sunrisenoonsunsetmidnight

18 CanIhaveanothersliceofpizza?Myicecreamfell.CanIhaveanotherone?Alloftheumbrellasareblackexceptforone.Everyoneisreadingexceptfortheboy.

19 Thefarmeralreadyhasapickuptruck......buthe’sgoingtobuyanotheronetomorrow.Ialreadyhavefourchickens......butIjustboughtanotherfour.Thefarmerfedalltheanimals......exceptthedog.

20 Wouldyoulikeanothercupofcoffee?EveryoneexceptJuliaiswearingwhite.Ialreadyhaveanecklace,butIwantanotherone!

Everyoneinmyfamilyhasblondhairexceptmyfather.

21 Becauseoftheflood,thepeoplehavelefttheirhomes.

Therewasariverherebeforethedrought.Thegrasswasgreenbeforethedrought.Someofthestreetisunderwaterbecauseoftheflood.

22 Becauseofthedrought,allofthetreeshavedied.

Becauseoftheflood,thesehousesaredamaged.

Whenthere’safloodhere,peoplehavetouserowboatstogettotheirhomes.

Whenthere’sadrought,it’sdifficultforanimalstofindwater.

23 Becauseoftheflood,thisfarmdidn’tproduceverymuchthisyear.

Becauseofthedrought,thisfarmdidn’tproduceverymuchthisyear.

Becauseoftheflood,thistreedied.Becauseofthedrought,thistreedied.

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24 It’sdangeroustocrossthestreetwhenthelightisred.

It’ssafetocrossthestreetwhenthelightisgreen.

It’sdangerousformetoeatnutsbecauseI’mallergictothem.

It’ssafeformybrothertoeatnutsbecausehe’snotallergictothem.

25 It’sdangeroustodriveduringaflood.It’ssafetodrinkthiswater.It’simportanttowaterplantsduringthesummer.

26 It’sdangeroustodrinkthis.It’ssafetodrinkthis.It’sdangeroustocrossthisbridge.It’ssafetocrossthisbridge.

27 Whyhasthepriceofwheatincreasedthisyear?

Becausethere’sadroughtandthere’snotenoughwheat.

Whyhasthepriceofporkincreasedthisyear?Becausepeoplefeedcorntopigsandthepriceofcornhasincreased.

28 Areyououtoftomatoes?No.Ihavemoreinmypickuptruck.Howmanypoundswouldyoulike?Iwouldlikefivepounds,please.Ineedtomakealotoftomatosauce.

29 Howmuchdotheycost?Theycosttwodollarsapound.That’slessexpensivethanlastweek.ThepricehasdecreasedbecauseIhavemoreripeonestosellthisweek.

30 Didn’tyouusetosellgoatcheese?Yes,Idid,butIhadtosellmygoatstomyneighbor.

Ibrokemyleglastfall,anditwastoodifficultformetofeedthem.

Ifyouwouldliketobuysomecheese,myneighborsellsitnow.

Thankyou.IthinkIwill.

1.4 Core Lesson

01 Weshouldhavegonegolfingearlier.It’srainingnow!

Ishouldhavegonetothebankearlier.Itclosedat12:00.

Thelibraryopenslaterthanthebakery.They’reeatinglunchnowandwillworklater.

02 Wouldyouliketoeatdinnerat9:00?No,Iwouldliketoeatearlier.Let’seatat8:00.

Wouldyouliketoeatlunchat12:00?No,Iwouldliketoeatlater.Let’seatat1:00.

03 Ican’ttalknow.I’llcallyoulater,afterdinner.

It’salready7:00!I’mlate.Ishouldhaveleftearlier.

I’msorry.Theflighthasalreadydeparted.Youshouldhavearrivedearlier.

Ifyoufinishstudyingnow,youcanplaylater.

04 Theplumberisinstallingpipes.Hiseyesarecheckedeveryyear.She’scheckingthetire.He’sinstallingawashingmachine.

05 I’vecheckedtheshipandit’ssafetosail.She’scheckingthebottlesofjuiceinthefactory.

She’sinstallingthesink.They’reinstallinganewfloor.

06 He’sinstallingawindow.He’scheckingtheelevator.They’recheckingthecar’sengine.She’sinstallingthenewoven.

07 Therepairpersonisrepairingthesink.Thecustomerservicerepresentativeishelpingherreturnacellphone.

Ourdryerisn’tworking.Weneedarepairperson.

They’rereturningthebrokentoytothecustomerservicerepresentative.

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1.4 Continued

08 Hello,isthisthecustomerservicerepresentative?

Yes,itis.HowcanIhelpyou?Mynewwashingmachineisleaking.Ineedarepairperson.

Someonewillbetheresoon.I’llbethereinfiveminutes.Thankyouforcomingsosoon!

09 I’mhelpingplanherwedding.Herjobistoplanherclients’vacations.He’splanningtheirdate.Firstthey’llhavedinner,andthenthey’llgotothemovietheater.

Theyplannedtogoonatourofthemuseumtoday,butitwasclosed.

10 They’replanningtobuildahouse.ShehasbeenplanningformonthstogotoEuropeandnowshe’sthere!

I’vebeenplanningthisdinnerallweek,andnowit’sburned!

They’replanningwherethey’llgohiking.

11 I’msorry,theflighthasbeencanceledbecauseofsnow.

Thebaseballgameiscanceledbecauseofrain.

She’scancelingtheirdinnerreservationsbecauseherhusbandissick.

12 Hello.ThisisPhilWilliams.Ihavetocancelmyappointmentnextweek.I’llbeonvacation.

Wouldyouliketomakeanearlierappointment?Areyoufreetomorrow?

Yes,Iam.Thankyou.

13 He’splanninghisdatetonight.He’scancelinghisdatetonight.Pleaseplananappointmentwiththemanagersforthisafternoon.

Pleasecancelmyappointmentsthisafternoon.

14 Hello.Iwouldliketomakeadinnerreservationfor8:00.

Okay,I’vemadeareservationforyou.Thankyouforcalling.

Hello.Ineedtocancelmydinnerreservationat4:00.

Okay,I’vecanceledyourreservation.Thankyouforcalling.

15 Excuseme,wherecanIbuyamapofthecity?

GotoInformation.Theyhavemapsandbrochuresfortourists.

Excuseme,Ineedtoreturnthesejeans.GotoCustomerService.It’sneartheexit.

16 Excuseme,isthisInformation?Yes,thisisInformation.I’mworriedaboutthesnow.CanyoutellmeifFlight8972hasbeencanceled?

No,ithasn’tbeencanceled.

17 Excuseme,wherecanIfindbrochuresaboutthecity?

YoushouldgotoInformation.Someonewillhelpyouthere.

Excuseme,Ihaveaproblemwithmynewcomputer.

YoushouldgotoCustomerService.Someonewillhelpyouthere.

18 He’slendingashoveltohisneighbor.Sheborrowedtheshovelfromherneighbor,andnowshe’sdiggingwithit.

Nowthatshehasplantedflowers,she’sreturningtheshovel.

19 MyfriendBobislendingmethisbook.Ineverbuybooks.Ialwaysborrowthemfromthelibrary.

MyfriendJimmyislendingmehiscarwhilemineisbeingrepaired.

Iborrowedthisdressfrommysisterformydate.

20 Ilentmyfriendthatmovie.Iborrowedthismoviefrommyfriend.Ilentmyfriendthoseshoes.Iborrowedtheseshoesfrommyfriend.

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21 Thegrandfatheristellingtheboyabouthisfarm.

She’stellingthepoliceofficerwhathappened.

Thegirlistellingherfriendsomething.

22 Telluswhyyouwouldliketoworkatthiscompany.

Tellmeaboutwhenyouwereachild.Tellmewhathappened!

23 Isaidyoushouldtakeoffyourshoes!She’stellingherfriendsabouthervacation.They’replanningtogoonvacation.

24 Excuseme,canyoutellmewheretheexitis?Yes.Theexitisdownthestairs.Excuseme,canyoutellmewhereCustomerServiceis?

Yes.CustomerServiceistoyourright.

25 Canyourecommendagoodmechanic?Yes.MymechanicisJoeWilson,andhe’sverygood.

Canyourecommendsomethingforlunch?Yes,thetomatosoupisverygood.

26 I’mvisitingthiscity.Istherearestaurantyouwouldrecommend?

YoushouldgotothenewItalianrestaurantdowntown.

I’mplanningtoexplorethecitytomorrow.WhatdoyourecommendIsee?

Irecommendthatyouvisittheruins.Here’sabrochure.

27 Haveyoureadanybooksthatyouwouldrecommend?

Yes,IjustreadabookbyJaneTaylor.Wouldyouliketoborrowit?

Yes,thankyou.Haveyouwatchedanymoviesthatyouwouldrecommend?

Yes,Ijustwatchedamoviewithmyfavoriteactor.Wouldyouliketoborrowit?

Yes,thankyou.

28 They’relookingatphotos.She’saphotographer.Wouldyouphotographus?Thissculptureisinfrontofabuilding.She’sasculptor.I’msculptinganelephant.

29 Today,I’mgoingtopresentmyideaforacarthatonlyuseselectricity.

Thepresentationaboutthenewmedicinewasinteresting.

They’reloadingthetruck.Loadedtrucksareheavy.Theshipistransportingairplanes.Thetransportationindustryisimportant.

30 I’mfeverish.Ishouldgohome.Ihaveafeverof102degrees.Ishouldgotothedoctor!

I’msicktoday.Ineedtostayhomefromwork.

Thissicknessmakesmetired.

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1.5 Milestone

01 Hello.Hello.

02 Areyouhereforthefarmtour?Yes.Thereceptionistatthehotelinformationdeskrecommendedit.

03 Whatdoyoudo?Iworkintheconstructionindustry.

04 Whatdoyoudo?Iworkinthefashionindustry.

05 Doyouwanttoseetheclothesthatfarmersusedtowear?

Yes,Ido.I’mplanningonit.

06 Whatdoyougrowonthefarm?Wegrowvegetables,likecorn,andwheatonthefarm.Theseplantshavebeengrownheresincetheeighteenthcentury.

07 Didthefarmersraiseanyanimals?Yes,theyraisedanimals.Theyraisedchickensforeggs,andusedcows’milktomakecheeseandbutter.

08 Doyoustillproducecheese?Yes,westillproducecheese,butnowwemakeitfromgoat’smilk.

09 Whendidthefarmersplanttheseedsandbegintoharvest?

Thefarmersplantedtheseedsinthespring,andbegantoharvestinthefall.

10 Didtheyselleverythingthattheygrew?Theydidn’tselleverythingthattheygrew;theyatesomeofit.

11 Whatdidthefarmersdoiftherewasadrought?

Iftherewasadrought,thefarmershelpedeachotherbysharingtheirfood.

12 Didtheyalsohelpeachotheronthefarm?Yes.Ifafarmerneededhelpdiggingdirt,orliftingandcarryinglumber,hisneighborwouldhelphim.

13 Isthiswhatthefarmer’swifewore?Yes,itis.Weselldresseslikethisinourgiftshop.

14 Excuseme,areyouaclerk?Yes,I’maclerk.

15 Iwouldliketobuyadress.Canyourecommendsomething?

Yes.Followme,please.

16 Whatareyougoingtobuy?I’mgoingtobuysomegoatcheese!

17 WhenareyouplanningtoleavetheUnitedStates?

I’mplanningtoleavelaterthismonth.

18 Wouldyouliketomeetnextweek?Yes,I’mfreeonThursday!

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2.1 Core Lesson

01 arealduckanartificialduckarealtreeanartificialtree

02 Thecatislookingatarealfish.He’sholdinganartificialfish.She’seatingarealegg.He’stryingtoeatanartificialegg.

03 Thisinsectisartificial.Thisinsectisreal.Theyareridingartificialhorses.They’reridingrealhorses.

04 She’stellingherfavoritestorytoherstudents.Hetoldastorythatmadehisgrandfatherlaugh.

Thechildrenaresingingaholidaysong.He’ssingingasong.

05 She’stellingafunnystorytohersister.He’stellinghischildrenascarystory.I’mlisteningtoasadsong.Theyoungmanandhisgirlfriendarewatchingaromanticmovie.

06 Sometimeschildrentellscarystorieswhenthey’recamping.

Sometimeschildrenliketosingfunnysongs.He’ssingingaromanticsongtohisnewwife.He’stellinghisdaughterasadstory.

07 They’rewatchingafunnymovie.They’rewatchingascarymovie.They’rewatchingasadmovie.They’rewatchingaromanticmovie.

08 She’stellingasadstorythatmadeherfriendcry.

She’ssingingasadsongthatmadeherfriendscry.

She’stellingafunnystorythatmadeherfriendslaugh.

She’ssingingafunnysongthatmadeherfriendslaugh.

09 Atthebeginningoftherace,everyonerunstogether.

Attheendoftherace,onlyonepersonwins.Atthebeginningofthemovie,themanandwomandon’tlikeeachother.

Attheendofthemovie,theyloveeachother.

10 Thissignrepresentsturningright.Thesignontheleftrepresentswomen,buttheoneontherightrepresentsmen.

Thissignrepresentselectricity.ThisflagrepresentsBrazil.

11 Shewontherace.Thisrepresentswinningtherace.Thisislove.Thisrepresentslove.

12 ThisisJapan.ThisrepresentsJapan.Thisisananimal.Thisrepresentsananimal.

13 Thisismyfavoritenovel.It’sthestoryoftwopeoplewholiveinRussiaduringthenineteenthcentury.

Sometimesit’sfunny,butitcanalsobeverysad.

Althoughit’sverylong,I’vereaditatleastfourtimes.

14 Whatareyoureading?I’mreadingaromanticnovelaboutahusbandandhiswife.

There’saphotoofthetwoofthemthat’simportanttothestory.

Itrepresentsthewife’sloveforherhusband.Attheendofthenovel,thephotoistorn.

Thenwhathappens?Theydon’tloveeachotheranymore,sohemovestoadifferentcountry.It’ssad.

15 He’ssellinganovel.She’sbuyinganovel.He’snotreadinganovel.She’sreadinganovel.

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16 ThismovieisaboutawomanwhofindslovewhileonvacationinFrance.It’saromance.

Thisbookisfunny.It’sacomedy.He’sreadingabookaboutamanwhoclimbedMountEverest.It’sabiography.

They’rewatchingamovieabouttravelingthroughtime.It’ssciencefiction.

17 He’sreadingabiographyaboutthefirstPresidentoftheUnitedStates.

They’rerentingasciencefictionmovietonight.

Thefamilyiswatchingacomedyatthemovietheater.

She’slookingforaromancenovel.

18 Whattypeofmovieshouldwerenttonight?I’vehadabadday,andIwanttolaugh.Let’srentacomedy.

Ilikemoviesthattellstoriesaboutlove.Let’srentaromance.

Iliketowatchmoviesaboutpresidents.Let’srentabiography.

Here’samovieaboutscientistslivingonthemoon.Let’srentthissciencefictionmovie.

19 WhenIwasyounger,Icouldrunamileinfourminutes.

Icanstillrunamile,butIcan’trunasfastasIusedto.

WhenIwasagirl,Icouldn’tplaypianoverywell.

Now,Iteachothershowtoplaypiano.

20 Iliketoexerciseeveryday.Lastweekitrained,soIcouldn’texerciseoutside.

Yesterdayitstoppedraining,soIcouldexerciseoutside.

21 IcouldnotplaysoccerlastyearbecauseIhadabrokenleg.

Nowmylegishealed,andIcanplaysoccer.LastweekIcouldsingverywell.NowI’msick,andIcannotsingwell.

22 Wouldyouliketobuythosebooks?Imight.IfIhaveenoughmoney,I’llbuythem.

Areyougoingtoplaytennisthisafternoon?Imight.Ifitdoesn’trainI’llplay,butifitrainsIwon’t.

23 Imightbuyashirt......butmaybeI’llbuythistieinstead.I’mgoingtobuyashirt.Theymightgotothetheatertonight......butmaybethey’llwatchamovieathomeinstead.

They’rewatchingamovieathometonight.

24 Hemightdrivetowork,ormaybehe’llridehisbicycle.

Hecouldnotdrivebecausehiscarhasaflattire.

Imightbuythisnovel.IcouldnotbuythenovelbecauseIdidn’thaveenoughmoney.

25 Iliketowatchromanticmovies.Maybeshe’llwanttowatchthisromance.Iliketowatchsciencefictionmovies.Maybehe’llwanttowatchthissciencefictionmovie.

26 Idon’twanttowatchthisromance!Idon’twanttowatchthissciencefictionmovie!

Maybeweshouldwatchthismovieinstead.Ireadinthenewspaperthatit’sfunny.

Yes,let’swatchacomedy!

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2.2 Core Lesson

01 IhaveaRussianpassportbecauseI’maRussiancitizen.

AlthoughourparentsarefromJapan,we’recitizensoftheUnitedKingdom.

IwasborninBrazil,butnowI’maFrenchcitizen.

02 AreyouacitizenoftheUnitedStates?Onlycitizenscanvoteinthiselection.

IwasborninBrazil,soI’maBraziliancitizen.

I’mnotaJapanesecitizen.I’mvisitingJapan.MymotherisfromRussiaandmyfatherisfromBrazil,soI’macitizenofbothcountries.

03 We’retouristsinJapan.We’recitizensofJapan.We’retouristsinMexico.We’recitizensofMexico.

04 Theboyiswearingmodernclothes.ThisisatraditionalChineseship.He’swearingtraditionalGermanclothing.They’redancingtomodernmusic.

05 TraditionalclothingisanimportantpartofMexicanculture.

ThisgameisapartoftraditionalJapaneseculture.

TheFourthofJulyholidayisapartoftraditionalAmericanculture.

06 Thisisamoderntoy.Thisisatraditionaltoy.They’replayingmodernmusic.They’replayingtraditionalmusic.

07 Whatareyoustudying?Chinese.Why?BecauseIwanttolearnmoreabouttraditionalChineseculture,musicandclothing.

Whatareyoustudying?French.Why?BecauseIwanttolearnmoreaboutFrenchculture,foodandfashion.

08 Thisbirdrepresentspeace.Thisflagrepresentspeace.Thisisadrawingofawar.Thesestatuesrepresentawar.

09 Ilikereadingaboutancientwars.WhenIwasayoungman,Ihelpedmycountrywinawar.

Thesetwocountrieshavebeenatpeaceformanyyears.

I’mhappythatthere’speace,andyoudon’thavetogotowaragain.

10 Thesesoldiersareinawar.Thesesoldiersaren’tinawar.Thereispeace.Thischurchwasdamagedinawar.Peoplefrommanycountriesmeetheretoworkforpeace.

11 Iworkforthegovernment.Idelivermail.Idon’tworkforthegovernment.Ideliverpizzas.

Heworksforthegovernment.He’sasoldier.Hedoesn’tworkforthegovernment.Heworksforastore.

12 Thesecitizenswanttheirgovernmenttoendthewar.

Thegovernmentisworkingtoendthewar.Thegovernmentendedthewar.Thisparadecelebratesthesoldierscominghome.

13 Heworksforthegovernment.He’sapoliceofficer.

I’vevisitedthreecountriesonthisvacation:Germany,France,andItaly.

MymotherlivesintheUnitedStates,butshewasborninadifferentcountry.

Afterwaitingfortwomonths,Ireceivedmypassportyesterdayfromthegovernment.

14 It’slegaltodriveintheUnitedStatesifyou’reatleastsixteenyearsold.

It’sillegaltodriveintheUnitedStatesifyou’retenyearsold.

It’slegaltovoteinmostcountriesifyou’reatleasteighteenyearsold.

Thepoliceofficerthinksthatthemandidsomethingillegal.

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15 It’slegaltodriveyourcarwhenthestoplightisgreen.

It’sillegaltodriveyourcarwhenthestoplightisred.

It’sillegaltothrowtrashonthebeach.It’slegaltoputtrashhere.

16 It’sillegalforthismantopaintthisbuilding...

...butit’slegalforthismantopaintthisbuilding.

It’slegaltoenteryourfriend’shouse......butit’sillegaltoentersomeone’shouseiftheydon’tknowit.

17 Inthepast,weplantedthisseed.Now,it’sasmalltree.Inthefuture,it’llbeabigtree.

18 Inthepast,peopletraveledbyhorse.Peopletravelincars,trains,ships,andairplanesnow.

Nooneknowshowpeoplewilltravelinthefuture.

19 Inthepast,peoplelivedinhouseslikethis.Now,peopleliveinhouseslikethis.Inthefuture,peoplemightliveinhouseslikethis.

20 politicspoliticspoliticslawlawpsychology

21 ThismanwasimportantinAmericanpolitics.Heteachespsychologyatacollege.She’salawstudent.

22 I’maJapanesecitizen.I’malawstudent.Thissummer,mygovernmentispayingformetostudyAmericanlaw...

...soI’mtravelingtotheUnitedStates!

23 Thiswomanistellingthepsychologistasadstory.

I’veworkedforthegovernmentforfifteenyears.I’mapolitician.

ThismanwearsthetraditionalclothingoflawyersintheUnitedKingdom.

24 Thepsychologistisaskingherwhatshesees.Thispoliticianwontheelection.Thislawyeristalkingwithhisclient.

25 IstudypoliticsbecauseIwanttohelppeople.

IstudypsychologybecauseIwanttohelppeople.

IstudylawbecauseIwanttohelppeople.

26 Iwouldgoiceskatingwithyou,butsinceIbrokemyleg,Ican’t.Let’swatchamovieinstead.

Iwouldridemybicycletowork,butsinceit’sraining,I’lldrive.

Shewouldwearaskirttoday,butsinceit’scold,she’llwearpants.

27 Iwouldwearthesejeans,butthey’retoosmall.

Thatlooksverygood.Iwouldordersome,butI’mallergictoseafood.

Iwouldvoteforyou,butsinceI’mnotacitizen,Ican’t.

28 Ithoughtyouwouldweardifferentclothesthanwewear...

...butyouwearthesametypeofclothingwewearhere.

You’rethinkingofthetypeofJapaneseclothingworninthepast.

Iweartraditionalclothingsometimes.

29 Whydidyoutakeoffyourshoes?InJapan,it’spolitetotakeoffyourshoesbeforeyouenterahouse.

It’spartofourculture.

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2.3 Core Lesson

01 Weworktogetherinthesamelaboratorymakingmedicine.

I’mascientist.ThisisthelaboratorywhereIwork.

Thisisanelementaryschoolclass.Classwascanceledbecausetheteacherwassick.

02 atelescopeamicroscopeaplanetacalculator

03 cellscellscellsstarsstarschemicals

04 Thisismyfirsttimelookingatstarsthroughatelescope.

Mystudentsusemicroscopeswhenthey’reinthelaboratory.

Onlyemployeescanenterthelaboratory.Myfatherisshowingmehowtouseacalculator.

05 Thescientistislookingatcellsthroughamicroscope.

They’remeasuringchemicalsinalaboratory.OnedayIhopetotraveltoanotherplanet.Thefatherandsonarelookingataplanetthroughatelescope.

06 Theclassmetoutsidetoday.Theteampracticedoutsidetoday.Hestudiesstars.Hestudieschemicals.

07 alaboratorycellsamicroscopeacalculatoratelescopeaplanet

08 ThisphotoofEarthwastakenfromthemoon.Earthisthethirdplanetfromthesun.In1969,threeAmericanstraveledfromtheEarthtothemoon.

09 theEarththemoonthesun

10 Thegirlisadding.Themanissubtracting.Theboyisdividing.Thewomanismultiplying.

11 Tofindouthowmuchthemuseumtourcostsfortheclass,multiplythenumberofpeoplebytheticketprice.

Tofindouthowmanysoccerplayersthereare,addtheredteamandtheblueteam.

Tofindouthowmanyeggsyou’llhaveleft,subtractthenumberyou’llusefromthenumberyouhave.

Tofindouthowmanysliceseveryonecanhave,dividethenumberofslicesbythenumberofpeople.

12 LastweekIdidn’tknowtheanswerstoanyofthequestionsbecauseIdidn’tstudy.

ThisweekIknowtheanswerstoallthequestionsbecauseIstudied!

I’mdividingtofindouttheanswertothemathproblem.

Theanswerisforty-two!

13 Ifyouaddtwotosix,theansweriseight.Ifyousubtracttwofromsix,theanswerisfour.

Ifyoumultiplysixbytwo,theansweristwelve.

Ifyoudividesixbytwo,theansweristhree.

14 Wewanttogotothedoctortofindoutifit’saboyoragirl.

Weknowit’sagirl.Iknowwheremyclassismeeting.Ineedtofindoutwheremyclassismeetingtoday.

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15 biologybiologybiologychemistrychemistryastronomy

16 Whatareyoustudying?I’mstudyingformybiologyclass.I’mstudyingformyastronomyclass.I’mstudyingformychemistryclass.I’mstudyingformymathclass.

17 She’sabiologist.Shestudiestheplantsandanimalsthatliveintherainforest.

He’sachemist.He’smanufacturingnewchemicals.

They’reastronomers.They’reusingatelescopetolookatthestars.

18 Thebiologistsdiscoveredthatthecellsweregrowing.

Theastronomerusedatelescopetodiscoveranewstar.

WhenIwastravelingintherainforest,Idiscoveredanewplant.

19 Thechemistisworkingonanexperimenttodiscoverchemicalsinthewater.

Thebiologistisworkingonanexperimenttodiscoverhowwellplantsgrowunderwater.

TheastronomeristryingtodiscovernewplanetsfarfromEarth.

20 Whattypeofexperimentareyoudoing?I’mdoingabiologyexperiment.Whattypeofexperimentareyoudoing?I’mdoingachemistryexperiment.

21 Thisastronomerisstudyingtheplanets.Thisbiologiststudiesthebirdsinthisforest.Thischemistisabouttodiscoverwhathappenswhenyouaddthesechemicalstogether.

22 Icouldhavebeenabiologist,butIlikedchemistrymore.

Theplantmighthavegrownwell,butyoudidn’twateritenough.

Wewouldhaveboughtatelescope,butwedidn’thaveenoughmoney.

Youcouldhaveborrowedmyumbrellaifyouhadaskedforit.

23 Iwouldhavefinishedmyexperiment,butmymicroscopebroke.

Shewouldhaveplayedoutsideyesterday,butitwasraining.

Hewouldhavemadeittoworkontime,buthiscarhadaflattire.

Hewouldhaveplayedtennis,buthewastootired.

24 Iwouldhavegonetothegame,butitwascanceled.

Hewouldhavegonetotheplay,buttheticketsweretooexpensive.

Youwouldhavegonetoschool,butitwassnowing.

Wewouldhavegoneiceskating,butitwastoohot.

Youwouldhavegonetotheparty,butyousleptinstead.

Theywouldhavegonehome,buttheywerelateforthetrain.

25 Today,you’llbepresentingtheexperimentsthatyouhavedone.

Ididabiologyexperimenttodiscoverifmusichelpsplantsgrow.

Ihavetwoplants,andIgavethemthesameamountofwaterandlight.

Ididn’tplaymyviolinforthisplant,butIdidplayitfortheotherplant.

Whathaveyoudiscovered?TheplantthatIplayedmyviolinforgrewtwoinchesintwoweeks.Theotherplantgrewoneinch.

26 IdidanastronomyexperimenttodiscoverhowmanyplanetsIcanseewithandwithoutatelescope.

Icouldseefiveplanetswithoutatelescope......butwhenIusedatelescope,Icouldseesevenplanets.

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27 Formychemistryexperiment,Iwantedtodiscoverifthechemicalsincoffeeandteaaredifferent.

Iputpaperincoffeeandtea,andthenlookedatthechemicalsonthepaperwithamicroscope.

ThisrepresentsthechemicalsthatIfoundintheteaandcoffee.

Idiscoveredthatteaandcoffeehavemanyofthesamechemicals,butalsosomedifferentones.

28 Theastronomerislookingatstarswithatelescope.

Thestudentisstudyingstarsinanastronomyclass.

Thebiologistislookingatcellswithamicroscope.

Thestudentsarestudyingcellsinabiologyclass.

2.4 Core Lesson

01 You’vebecomehusbandandwife.Inthisphotohewasachild,buthebecameanadult.

TheyareabouttobecomecitizensoftheUnitedStates.

Shebecameagrandmotherlastyear.Milkcanbecomebutter.

02 Ourdaughterwasjustborn!Congratulations!You’vejustbecomeafather!You’vejustbecomeagrandmother.You’vejustbecomeabrother.

03 Shebecameadoctor.Shewouldliketobecomeadoctor.Thisanimalwillbecomeafrog.Thisanimalisafrog.

04 It’simpossibletocrosstheoceanbyswimming.

It’spossibletocrossapoolbyswimming.It’simpossibleforapersontobecomeaninsect.

It’spossibletobecomeabiologistwhostudiesinsects.

05 Isitpossibletoclimbthatmountain?Yes,it’spossible,butit’sverydifficult.IsitpossibletoswimfromNewYorktoLondon?

No,becauseit’simpossibletocrosstheAtlanticOceanbyswimming.

06 IrememberwhenyouandDadgotmarried.That’simpossible.Youhadn’tbeenbornthen.IthinkIsawyoulastnightatthemovietheater.

That’simpossible.Iwasathomestudyinglastnight.

07 It’spossibleforicetobecomewater.It’simpossibleforabricktobecomegold.It’simpossibleforapenguintofly.It’spossibleformilktobecomeicecream.

08 Howmanyslicesofpizzaareleft?Therearethreeslicesofpizzaleft.Howmanybottlesofwaterareleft?Therearetwobottlesofwaterleft.

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09 Therearethreecansofsodaleft.Therearetwobananasleft.Therearefiveeggsleft.Thereisonesliceofcakeleft.

10 Herassignmentwastopresentanideatohermanagers.

Hisassignmentwastopresentinformationaboutvolcanoestohisclass.

Herassignmentistoreadthisnovel.Hisassignmentistowriteaboutthebookheread.

11 He’saphotographer.Hisassignmentisduenextmonth.

Theyworkforanewspaper.Theirassignmentisduetonight.

She’sastudent.Herassignmentisduetomorrow.

12 Whenisyourassignmentdue?It’sduetomorrow,andIhavealotlefttofinish.

Whenisyourassignmentdue?Itisn’tdueuntilnextmonth,soIhavealotoftime.

13 Theletterfromherdaughterisonlyonepagelong.

Thisbrochureisonlyonepage,butit’sfoldedinthirds.

Thethirdchapterinmybiologybookisaboutplants.

Thisnovelhasfivechapters.

14 Doyouhaveanassignmentduetomorrow?Yes,Ihavetoreadtwochaptersofthisnovel.Howmanypagesisthat?Thechaptersarealmostthirtypageslong,soIhavetoreadalmostsixtypages.

15 Myassignmentisduetomorrow!I’llreadtwenty-fivepagestonight.Thesetwocollegestudentsareworkingonanassignmenttogether.

Pleasereadpagefifty-fourtotheclass.

16 Thereareonlytwopencilsleft.You’llhavetosharethem.

Theirassignmentfortheirscienceclassisduetomorrow.

Yourassignmentwasduethirtyminutesago!Thereisonlyonedeskleft.

17 She’scheatingatthegame.He’scheatingatsoccer.She’scheatingatgolf.

18 Heshouldn’tbecheatingonhisexam.They’llhavefiftyminutestofinishtheirexam.She’sthelaststudenttofinishherexam.Hehastoansweralloftheirquestionsinthisexam.

19 Whatareyoustudyingthisterm?ThistermI’mstudyingart.Istudiedmathlastterm......butitdidn’tgoverywell.

20 Yourmostimportantassignmentisdueattheendofthisterm.

Thereareonlytwoweeksleftintheterm,andthenwe’llhavesummervacation.

Thisexamisverygood.You’vedonewellthisterm.

21 Todayoneofthestudentsispresentinghischemistryassignment.

Thisclassismeetingoutsidetoday.I’mtakingastronomyandchemistrythisterm,andthey’rebothverydifficult.

22 Shefailedherdrivingexam.Congratulations!Youpassedyourdrivingexam.

Ican’tbelieveIfailedmyexam.Wepassedourexams!

23 IfIplaysoccertoday......I’llfailmymathexamtomorrow.IfIstudymathtoday......I’llpassmymathexamtomorrow.

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24 They’rejuststartingcollege.They’replanningtograduateinfouryears.

He’sgraduatingfromcollegetoday.Nowthatshehasgraduatedfromcollege,shehasbecomeateacher.

25 What’sthematter?Youdon’tlookhappy.I’mworriedthatI’llfailyourchemistryclass,andthenIwon’tbeabletograduate.

Ifyoupassyourexamnextweek,you’llgraduate.

It’spossiblethatI’llpasstheexam.I’llhavetostudyalot.

26 You’retakingtheexamthedaybeforeme.Willyougivemeyouranswers?

Whydoyouwanttocheat?Youcanpassthisclassifyoustudyfortheexam.

Okay.InsteadofgoingtothebeachonSaturday...

...I’llstayhomeandstudyformyexam.

27 AlthoughIdidn’tdowellontheexam......atleastIdidn’tcheat......andIdidn’tfail!Sinceyoudidwellenoughtopasstheclass......you’llbeabletograduatewithmeonSaturday!

2.5 Milestone

01 Whattypeofmoviesdoyoulike?Ilikealltypes,exceptsadmovies.

02 Haveyouseenthismovie?Yes,I’vealreadyseenit.

03 Whattypeofmovieisit?It’sacomedy.

04 What’sthestoryabout?Thestoryisaboutabiologystudentwhodoesanexperimentinhisclasslaboratory.

05 Whyisitfunny?It’sfunnybecausehebecomesthesizeofaninsect!

06 That’simpossible!Yes,Iknowit’simpossible.It’ssciencefiction!

07 Whathappenstothestudent?Hebecomesafamouschemist!

08 Haveyouseenthisone?Yes,I’vealreadyseenit.

09 Whattypeofmovieisit?It’saromance.

10 What’sitabout?It’salovestoryaboutayoungwomanfromatraditionaltownduringawar.

11 Whodoesshelove?Shelovesapoliticianfromadifferentgovernment!

12 Doesithappeninthepast?Yes,ithappensinthepast.

13 Ireadanovellikethat!Itwasanovelbeforeitwasamovie.

14 Excuseme,canyourecommendamovieforus?

Yes,Icanrecommendamovieforyou!

15 Haveyouseen“TravelingtotheStars”?No,Ihaven’tseenit.

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16 Isitsciencefiction?No,it’snotsciencefiction.

17 What’sitabout?It’saboutanastronomerwhodiscoversanotherplanet.

18 Isitarealstory?Yes,it’sarealstory.It’sabiography.

19 Isitsad?No,it’snotsad.

20 Wouldyouliketowatchthismovie?Yes!

21 Didyoulikethemovie?Yes,Ilikedthemovie.Itwasinterestingtowatchhisloveofastronomygrow.

22 Whatdoyouthinkthestarrepresented?Ithinkthestarrepresentedthefuture!

3.1 Core Lesson

01 Thisvolcanoisproducingalotofsmoke.Thewindshieldofthiscarisbroken.Theambulancejustarrivedatthehospital.Iwasinanaccidentbecausetheothermandidn’tseemycarintheintersection.

02 Idriveanambulance.Thankyouforcleaningmywindshield.Allofthecarsstoppedbecausetherewasanaccident.

There’salotofsmokecomingoutofthehouse.

03 She’slookinginthemirrortoputonhermakeup.

Theparamedicsaretransportingthemantothehospital.

Theboyhasawoundonhisknee.She’sshowingherchildrenhowtouseaseatbelt.

04 He’slookingatthewoundonhisdaughter’sknee.

He’susingthemirrortoshave.We’reparamedics.We’llhelpyouherethentakeyoutothehospital.

Putonyourseatbelt!

05 aseatbeltanambulanceawindshieldanaccidentaparamedicawoundamirrorsmoke

06 Shecan’tbreathehere.Theboytakesmedicinethathelpshimbreathe.

Herfingerisbleeding.I’mbleedingbecauseIcutmyfacewhileIwasshaving.

07 Ishebreathing?Yes,he’sbreathing.Ithinkhe’llbeokay.Areyoubleeding?Yes,I’mbleeding,butI’llbeokay.It’sonlyasmallwound.

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08 Help!Ican’tswim!Help!IthinkImighthavebrokenmylegwhenIfell.

It’sokay.We’reparamedicsandwe’regoingtohelpyou.

09 Wedon’tneedtocallanambulance.He’snotbleeding.

Help!He’sbleeding!Wedon’tneedtocallanambulance.He’sbreathing.

Help!He’snotbreathing!

10 They’rescreamingbecausethey’reabouttobeinanaccident.

He’shelpinghiswife.She’schoking.She’sscreamingbecauseshe’safraidofthesnake.

Hecan’tbreathebecausehe’schoking.

11 She’sscreamingbecauseherstuffedanimaljustbroke.

Helpher!She’schoking!Shecan’tbreathe!Thesepeoplearescreamingbecausethey’rewatchingascarymovie.

She’schokingonthesmoke.

12 He’schoking.He’sscreaming.He’sbleeding.He’sbreathing.

13 Weneedhelp.There’sanemergency.Youshouldexitthroughthisdoorifthere’sanemergency.

Thepolicehelppeoplewhenthere’sanemergency.

14 Hello.What’syouremergency?Iwasjustinacaraccident,andmysonisn’tbreathingwell.

Areyouoryoursonbleeding?No,nooneisbleeding.Anambulancewillarrivesoon.Don’tworry.

15 Doyouneedhelp?No,thisisn’tanemergency.Doyouneedhelp?Yes,thisisanemergency!

16 Thewhitecarcollidedwithatree.Theairplaneisabouttocollidewiththewall.Thetwobicyclesjustcollided.Theircarscollidedwitheachother.

17 Whathappened?WhileIwasdrivinghomefromwork,Icollidedwithanothercar.

Whathappened?WhileIwasridinghomefromschool,Icollidedwithatree.

18 Shewenttothebeachforhervacation.Fortunately,theweatherwasbeautiful.

Iwenttothebeachformyvacation.Unfortunately,itrainedwhileIwasthere.

Hewasinanaccident.Fortunately,hewaswearingaseatbelt.

Orangesareonsaletoday.Unfortunately,I’mallergictooranges.

19 Iwasinanaccident.Fortunately,everyoneisokay.Unfortunately,mycarwasbadlydamaged.

20 We’refortunatethatitdidn’traintoday.Wewouldn’thavebeenabletoplaygolf!

It’sunfortunatethatyourwindshieldbrokeduringtheaccident.

It’sunfortunatethatyouhavetogotoNewYork.I’llmissyou!

It’sfortunatethattheambulancearrivedalready.Heneededtogotothehospital.

21 It’sunfortunatethatyoufailedyourexambecauseyoudidn’thavetimetostudy.

Ichokedduringlunchyesterday.Fortunately,myfatherhelpedme.

Theweatherwasbeautifulduringoursoccergame.Unfortunately,welost.

I’mfortunatethatIhavefriendstostudywith.IfIdidn’t,schoolwouldn’tbefun.

22 IwasalreadyoutsidewhenIrealizedthatIdidn’thavemykeys.

Shewasalreadyattherestaurantwhensherealizedthatshedidn’thaveherglasses.

Herealizedthatthechickenwasburnedwhenhesawthesmokeinthekitchen.

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23 Whensherealizedthatherskirtwastorn,shewasembarrassed.

Ijustrealizedthatwe’reoutofeggs.Willyougobuysomemore?

Hewasalreadyatworkwhenherealizedthathissocksweredifferentcolors.

Theydidn’trealizethattheyneededgasuntilitwastoolate.

24 Sheforgotherkeysonthetable.Fortunately,sherealizeditbeforeshelockedthedoor.

Heforgothiskeysinthecar.Fortunately,herealizeditbeforehelockedthecar.

25 IfIhadn’twornmyhelmet,Iwouldhavehurtmyhead.

Ifhehadn’tbroughthisdogtowork,everyonewouldbeworking.

IfIhadstudiedformyexam,Iwouldhavepassedit.

26 Ifthetomatoeshadbeenripeinsteadofrotten,Iwouldhavemadeasauceforpasta.

Butsincethetomatoeswererotten,Imadeasaladwithvegetablesinstead.

Iftheweatherhadbeengoodlastweek,wewouldhavegoneswimminginthelake.

Butsincetheweatherwasbad,wewatchedmoviesinstead.

27 Ifthemilkhadbeenfresh,hewouldhavedrunkit.

Iftheyhadn’tcollidedwitheachother,shewouldhavebeenontimeforherdate.

IfIhadn’tlookedinthemirror,Iwouldn’thaverealizedthatIwasbleeding.

28 What’sthematter?Mysonisn’tbreathingwell!Let’spullhimoutofthecar!He’schoking!Washeeatingsomething?Itwasacarrot!

29 Whathappened?WeweredrivingwhenIsawacarcomingtowardus...

...andIhadtoturnsothathewouldn’tcollidewithus.

Unfortunately,Icollidedwithatree.Iwasokay,butIrealizedthatmysonwasn’tbreathingwell.

Fortunately,theparamedicsarrivedfiveminuteslater.

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3.2 Core Lesson

01 aninjectionapillbonesaheartabrainstitches

02 Thedoctorisgoingtogivetheboyaninjection.

Stitcheswillhelpyourlegtoheal.Thisiswhereyourbonewasbroken.Canyouhearyourheart?Thedoctorisholdingaplasticbrain.Itaketwopillsthreetimesaday.

03 onepatientonepatientonepatienttwonursestwonursesthreedoctors

04 Thenurseisweighingandmeasuringherpatient.

Thenurseisaskingthedoctoraquestion.Thenurseishelpingthepatientwalk.Thenurseisgivingthepatientherpills.

05 Thispatientneededaninjection.Thispatientneededpills.Thispatientneededstitches.Thedoctorischeckinghispatient’sbones.Thedoctorischeckinghispatient’sheart.Thedoctorischeckinghispatient’sbrain.

06 Thenursecanhearthepatient’sheart.Thepatientcanhearthenurse’sheart.Thenurseisgivingthepatientatoy.Thepatientisgivingthenurseatoy.

07 Doctor,doyouthinkthatmybonehashealed?

Yes.Yourbonehashealed.Youdon’tneedyourcastanymore.Doctor,doyouthinkthatmywoundhashealed?

Yes.Yourwoundhashealed.Youdon’tneedyourstitchesanymore.

08 We’retakingyoutotheemergencyroom.Thedoctorstherewillbeabletohelpyou.

Theparamedicsaretransportingthepatientfromtheambulancetotheemergencyroom.

We’vebeenwaitingintheemergencyroomfortwohours.

09 Thedoctoristreatingthepatient’srashwithaninjection.

Thenurseistreatingthewoman’swound.Ihurtmyknee,soIwenttotheemergencyroom.Thedoctortreatedmyinjurywithice.

Thedoctoristreatinghisfeverwithapillintheemergencyroom.

10 Thebasketballplayerhasaninjury.Thedoctorwillfindoutifthepatienthasabraininjury.

Theparamedicswilltakehimtotheemergencyroomsothatadoctorcantreathisinjury.

11 Thenursetreatedhisinjuryintheemergencyroom.

Thedoctortreatedhisrashwithaninjection.Thenursetreatedhisrashwithaninjection.Thedoctortreatedhisinjuryintheemergencyroom.

12 Shecanfeelthecoldbecauseshe’soutside.Hecan’tfeelthecoldbecausehe’sinside.Thenurseistouchingthegirl’sheadtofindoutifshehasafever.

Shewokeupwhenshefeltthenurse’shandonherhead.

13 Thedogisbitingthetoy.Thebirdisbitingtheboy’sface,butitdoesn’thurt.

Stopbitingmysunglasses!

14 IthinkIcanfeelourbaby’sleg.Thesharkwantstobitehim,buthe’ssafe.Themotheristreatingherdaughter’sinjury.

15 Whathappened?Today,whileIwasworking,oneoftheanimalsthatIwasfeedingbitme.

Itlookslikeyou’llneedstitches.I’mgivingyouthisinjectionsothatyouwon’tgetsick.

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16 Hecanfeelthathisfriendisbehindhim.Thedoctortreatedtheboy’sinjury.Theanimalmightbitethemanwhoistakingabath.

17 Ihadaminorinjury,somymothertreateditwithabandage.

Hehadaseriousinjury,sotheambulancetookhimtotheemergencyroom.

Thiscarwasdamagedinaseriousaccident.Thiscarwasinaminoraccident.Itwon’tbeexpensivetorepairit.

18 Unfortunately,you’vehadaseriousheadinjury.Butyou’llbefine.

Hehasaminorinjury.He’streatingitwithice.

Unfortunately,theywereinaseriousaccident.Now,they’regoingtotheemergencyroom.

Shewasinaveryminoraccident.Fortunately,adoctorwon’tneedtotreatherinjury.

19 Thesecarswerejustinaseriousaccident.Thesecarswerejustinaminoraccident.You’vehadaseriousinjury.You’vehadaminorinjury.

20 Thisisanx-rayofbrokenbones.She’slookingatx-raysoftwohands.Thisisanx-rayofyourteeth.

21 Thedoctorislookingatx-raysofapatient’shand.

Thismachinetakesx-raysatanairport.Thisisanx-rayofyourbone.

22 Thisisanx-rayofsomeone’shead.Thisisaphotoofsomeone’shead.Thisisanx-rayofsomeone’sfoot.Thisisaphotoofsomeone’sfoot.

23 Whathappened?Ifelloffmybicycle.Wereyouwearingahelmet?Yes,butmyarmhurtsalot,soIcametotheemergencyroom.

24 Icanseebythex-raythatyourarmisbroken.We’llputacastonit.

Insixweeks,yourdoctorwilltakeoffthecast.

Here’sabottleofpills.Takeonepilltwiceaday.

Ifyouhaveafever,pleasecallyourdoctor.

25 She’sreceivingbabyclothesbecauseshe’spregnant.

Thisdoctorhasmanypregnantpatients.Theinjectionwillmakehermouthnumb,soherteethwon’thurt.

Walkinginthesnowmakesmyfeetverycold.They’renumbnow.

26 Thispatientispregnant.Thenurseisshowingherthebaby’sheart.

Thesnowissocoldthatthegirl’shandsarenumb.

Theyjustfoundoutthatshe’spregnant.Youneedstitches,butdon’tworry.We’llmakeyourfootnumb,soitwon’thurt.

27 She’spregnant,andherbabywillbeborninthreemonths.

Shewaspregnantthreeyearsago,andnowherbabyistwoyearsold.

Herhandsarenumb.Hismouthwillbenumb.

28 Theytoldmeyouwerehere.Whathappened?Iwasverynauseatedthismorning......soIdrovetotheemergencyroom.You’renotsick;you’repregnant!Congratulations!

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3.3 Core Lesson

01 atornadoablizzardahurricanearainbow

02 Thetornadomightdamagethisfarm.ThehurricaneisnearthesouthernUnitedStates.

Becauseoftheblizzard,noonecoulddrive.There’sarainbowinfrontofthewaterfall.

03 Thisearthquakehappenedin1906.Atnight,youcansometimesseelightning.Ifthere’saseriousaccident,thishelicopterisusedtotransportpeopletothehospital.

He’susingafireextinguisherinhisoffice.

04 Thiswallwasdamagedduringtheearthquake.

Thehelicopterisflyingovertheocean.There’slightningabovethecity.There’sanemergency,sohe’sbreakingtheglasstousethefireextinguisher.

05 ahurricaneablizzardlightningarainbowafireextinguisheranearthquakeatornadoahelicopter

06 Thishousewasdestroyedduringthehurricane.

Theroofisonfire.Thewoodsareonfire.Thisbridgewasdestroyedduringtheearthquake.

07 Whathappenedtothesehouses?Theyweredestroyedbyatornadolastmonth.What’syouremergency?Mycarisonfire!

08 Thiscarwasdestroyed.Thiscarisonfire.Thisbuildingwasdestroyed.Thisbuildingisonfire.

09 Thedogisn’tafirefighter,buthehelpsthefiredepartment.

Thechildrenareonatourofthefiredepartment.

Thefirefighterisholdingagirl.Thefirefighterissmiling.

10 Thefirefightersareusingaladdertoputoutafire.

Thefirefighteristryingtoputoutthefire.Themanisusingafireextinguishertoputoutthefire.

11 I’mlearninghowtoputoutfireswithafireextinguisher.

IwanttobeafirefighterwhenI’manadult.WhenI’moldenough,I’lltrytoworkforthefiredepartment.

12 Theparamedicsarehelpingoneofthefirefighters.

Theboyistakingatourofthefiredepartment.

Thefireextinguisherisn’tworking.Callthefiredepartment!

Thefirefighteriscarryingaboy.

13 I’velivedaverylonglife.Herlifehasjustbegun.I’llloveyouuntiltheendofmylife.

14 Theparamedicsaretryingtosavethisman’slife.

Yousavedmylife.Icouldhavediedinthataccidentlastnight.

Thismedicinewillsaveapatient’slife.

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15 Tellusstoriesaboutyourlife,Grandpa.I’mveryfortunate.Mylifehasbeenlongandinteresting.

WhenIwastwenty-five,IwasafirefighterinNewYork.

Itwasverydangerouswork,butIhelpedsavemanylives.

16 He’sbeingsavedbyahelicopter.Help!Saveme!It’smyjobtosavepeoplewhohaveemergencieswhilethey’reskiing.

He’ssavingawomanwhogothurtwhileclimbingthemountain.

17 She’sanemployeeatthepark.They’revolunteersatthepark.She’ssellingclothes.They’redonatingclothes.

18 Thesevolunteersplantedatree.Afterahurricanedestroyedthishouse,thesevolunteershelpedbuildanewone.

They’redonatingbookstothelibrary.They’redonatingfoodforhungrypeople.

19 Thesevolunteersarehelpingcleanthepark.She’sabouttoputoutafireinthekitchen.Manyfamilies’housesweredestroyedbythehurricane,soI’mdonatingfoodtohelpthem.

Thefirefightersavedtheboy’slife.

20 Sheshouldn’tplayoutsidebecauseoftherain.

We’replayingoutsidedespitetherain.He’snotgoingtoworktodaybecausehe’ssick.

He’sgoingtoworktodaydespitebeingsick.

21 Hewentsailingdespitethebadweather.I’mdrivingtoworkdespitetheblizzard.She’splayingbasketballdespiteherbrokenarm.

22 Theydidn’tgotothebeachbecauseoftherain.

Theywenttothebeachdespitetherain.I’mnotgoingtoruntodaybecauseofthesnow.

I’mgoingtoruntodaydespitethesnow.

23 It’snormaltocampnearafire.It’sunusualforbusinesspeopletomeetnearafire.

It’snormalforaboytoplayatthebeach.It’sunusualforaboytoworkatanoffice.

24 It’snormalforachildtocrywhenshe’shurt.It’sunusualforachildtocrywhenshe’shappy.

It’snormaltobringabriefcasetotheoffice.It’sunusualtobringabriefcasetothebeach.

25 It’snormalforpenguinstolivehere.It’sunusualforapenguintolivehere.It’sunusualforsomeonetoplaygolfhere.It’snormalforsomeonetoplaygolfhere.

26 Canyoudonateanymoneytohelpthepeoplewholosttheirhousesinthetornado?

IfIhadmoremoney,Iwoulddonatesome.Unfortunately,Idon’thaveany.

Weneedvolunteers.Canyouhelpusnextweek?

IfIwerefreenextweek,Iwouldhelp.CanIhelptodayinstead?

Yes!Meetuslaterthisafternoonatthisaddress.

I’llseeyouthen!

27 I’mnotamusician......butifIwereamusician,Iwouldplaythepiano.

I’mnotabaseballplayer......butifIwereabaseballplayer,IwouldplayfortheDucks.

28 Ifhehadacar,hewouldn’tbewalkingtowork.

Ifhehadmorecoffee,hewoulddrinkit.Ifwehadamap,wewouldn’tbelost.Ifhehadsomethingtoread,hewouldn’tbebored.

29 Despitetherain,they’renotwet.Iftheyhadumbrellas,theywouldn’tbewet.Ihaveroominmybackpack,soIcancarryyourcamera.

IfIhadroominmybackpack,Iwouldcarryyourcamera.Unfortunately,Idon’t.

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30 Whathappenedhere?Atornadodestroyedthishousetwomonthsago.

Peoplehavebeendonatingmoneysinceithappened.

Lastweekvolunteersbeganbuildinganewhouse.

HowcanIhelp?Thosemenareinstallingnewpipes.Youmightbeabletohelpthem.

31 Isitunusualtohavevolunteersinthiscity?No,it’snormaltohavevolunteersinthiscity.Isitunusualforpeopletodonatemoney?No,it’snormalforpeopletodonatemoney.

3.4 Core Lesson

01 Someoneisstealingmypurse!He’sstealingthegirl’sbicycle.I’veownedthiscarsince1943.Congratulations.Younowownthishouse.

02 Ihopetoownthisbicyclesomeday.Herbicyclewasstolen.He’sstealingclothesfromthestore.Myfamilyhasownedthisfarmforoveronehundredyears.

03 Thismanisstealingalaptop.Thismanownsalaptop.ThiswomanownsanoldItalianviolin.ThiswomanisstealinganoldItalianviolin.

04 Stopthatthief!I’msurprisedthatyouwerethethief!Thethiefisgoingtostealthecar.Thethievesbrokethewindowtostealthepurse.

05 Thethiefisstealingtheman’swallet.Hiscarisbeingstolenbyathief.Thethiefisstealingherpassport.Thethiefisstealingabicycle.

06 It’stoobadthatyourwalletwasstolen.Nowwewon’tbeabletobuylunch.It’stoobadthathewasinanaccident.Nowhehastowalktowork.

07 DidyouhearaboutJoan?Shebrokeherlegwhileshewasskiing.

That’stoobad!Ihopeshe’llbeabletoskiagainafteritheals.

DidyouhearaboutAnthony?Hishousewasdamagedinthefloodlastmonth.

That’stoobad!Ihopehecanrepairit.

08 I’mhappythatitdidn’trainduringyourgame.

It’stoobadthatitrainedduringyourgame.I’mhappythatyourpursewasn’tstolen.It’stoobadthatyourpursewasstolen.

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09 ThisistheAmericanEmbassyinCanada.Ifyouloseyourpassportwhilewe’reinLondon,youshouldgototheChineseEmbassy.

SheworksattheMexicanEmbassyinChina.

10 Hello.I’mtranslatingforMs.Tanakatoday.IspeakbothJapaneseandEnglish.Ms.TanakaspeaksJapaneseandRussian,butshedoesn’tspeakEnglish.

I’mhappyyou’reheretotranslatebecauseIspeakneitherRussiannorJapanese!

11 Goodmorning.I’llbeyourtranslatorwhilewevisittheembassy.Ispeakthreelanguages.

ThetranslatorwilltranslatewhattheFrenchwomanissayingintoEnglishfortheAmericanwoman.

Thebusinessmenspeakdifferentlanguages,sotheyneedthewomantobetheirtranslator.

EveryonespeaksSpanishexceptforme.Ineedatranslator.

12 IneedaChinesetranslator.ShetranslatesbetweenChineseandEnglish.IneedaRussiantranslator.ShetranslatesbetweenRussianandEnglish.

13 Hello!It’snicetoseeyou!Thankyou!IhadfuninRussia,butIwasreadytocomehome.

IhadbeeninRussiafortwomonthswhenathiefstolemypurse.

Mypassportwasinsideit,soIneededtofindtheembassy.

“Excuseme.DoyouspeakEnglish?”Iaskedaman.

“Yes,”hesaid.“I’matranslator.IspeakEnglish,French,andRussian.”

“Canyoupleasehelpmefindmyembassy?”Iasked.“Ican’treadtheRussiansigns.”

“Iworkneartheembassy,”thetranslatorsaid.“Youcanfollowmethere.”

14 Theflightattendantisbringingcoffeetothepilots.

She’sahelicopterpilot.I’vebeenaflightattendantforsixyears,andI’vebeentoallofthecontinents.

Thepassengersarewaitingtogetontheairplane.

15 Theflightattendantispouringcoffeeforthepassenger.

Theflightattendantisreadingthepassenger’sticket.

I’mapilot.I’malsoasoldier.I’mapilotandanengineer.Idesignandbuildsmallairplanesandthenflythem.

16 Awomanattheembassywasabletohelp.Sheaskedmewhatthethiefwaswearing.

Itriedtoremember.“Hewaswearingablackjacket,aredshirt,andjeans,”Itoldher.

Next,sheaskedmeifIrememberedthecolorofhishair.

Itoldherthathehadcurlyblackhair.“Andhewasastallasthetranslator,”Isaid.

“I’llcallthepolice,”shesaid.“Then,I’llhelpyouwithyourpassport.”“Thankyouforhelpingme,”Itoldthetranslator.

“Noproblem,”hesaid.

17 Goodmorning,passengers.We’reyourpilots.ThisisFlight867.

Hello.WelcometoFlight867.We’reyourflightattendants.

WearepassengersonFlight867.

18 They’rewaitinginlineatcustomsforEuropeancitizens.

Thecustomsofficerischeckingapassport.I’msorry,butyoucan’ttakefruitthroughcustoms.

Themanisangrywiththecustomsofficer.

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19 TheFrenchfamilyistalkingtoanAmericancustomsofficer.

Atcustoms,acustomsofficerwillcheckyourpassportandaskyousomequestions.

TheBritishcustomsofficerhasreturnedhispassporttohim.

IhavetogothroughMexicancustomsbeforeIcanmeetyou.

20 Thepoliceofficertoldthethieftogetintohiscar.

Thecustomsofficeristalkingtothepassenger.

He’sapoliceofficer.Hestopspeoplewhodrivetoofast.

I’macustomsofficer.IaskquestionstopeoplewhoareenteringtheUnitedStates.

21 Ireceivedanewpassport,butIhadanotherproblematcustoms.

“WhatdidyoubuywhileyouwereinRussia?”thecustomsofficerasked.

ItoldherIhadboughtsomeflowerseedsinMoscow.

“Unfortunately,youcan’tbringtheseseedsfromRussiaintotheUnitedStates,”shesaid.

Fortunately,Icouldbringinthisnecklaceforyou!

Thankyou!It’sbeautiful.

22 Oneofthemenineconomyclassissleeping.Thegirlissleepinginfirstclass.IlikeflyingfirstclassbecauseIhavemoreroom.

Welikeflyingeconomyclassbecauseit’slessexpensive.

23 Idon’tlikeflyingeconomyclassbecauseIdon’thaveenoughroom.

Shelikesflyingfirstclassbecauseshehasalotofroom.

They’rereadingineconomyclass.She’sreadinginfirstclass.

24 Thepassengersineconomyclassareeating.Thepassengersinfirstclassareeating.Themeninfirstclassaretalkingtoeachother.

Themenineconomyclassaretalkingtoeachother.

25 She’swaitingforhersuitcaseatbaggageclaim.

Thesignsaysthatbaggageclaimistotheright.

Ihavetwosuitcasestocheck.They’rewaitingtochecktheirsuitcases.

26 He’spickinguphissuitcaseatbaggageclaim.

I’msorry,yoursuitcaseistoobigtotakewithyouontheplane.Youhavetocheckit.

Alotofpeoplearewaitingfortheirsuitcasesatbaggageclaim.

Thiswomandidn’tcheckhersuitcase.

27 He’scheckinghissuitcase.He’spickinguphissuitcaseatbaggageclaim.

She’scheckinghersuitcases.She’spickinguphersuitcasesatbaggageclaim.

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3.5 Milestone

01 Whathappened?Thispatient’scarcollidedwithanothercar.

02 Wasitaseriousaccident?Yes,itwasaseriousaccident.Fortunately,hewaswearinghisseatbelt.

03 Doyouthinkthathe’sbrokenabone?Yes,Ithinkthathe’sbrokenabone,buthe’llstillneedanx-rayofhisarm.

04 Doesheneedanx-ray?Yes,heneedsanx-ray.

05 Isthereanotheremergency?Yes,there’sanotheremergency.Thiswoman’shousewasonfire.

06 Doesithurtwhenyoubreathe?Yes,ithurtswhenIbreathe.

07 Canyoufeelmyfingers?Yes,Icanfeelyourfingers.

08 Areyoupregnantorallergictoanymedicines?

No,I’mnotpregnantorallergictoanymedicines.

09 I’llgiveyouaninjectionthatwillhelptreatyourinjury.Soonitwon’thurt.

Okay.Thankyou.

10 Hello.Hello!

11 Areyouthefirefighterwhosavedthatwoman’slife?

Yes,Iam.ShewaschokingonthesmokewhenIfoundher.

12 Howisshe?Shehadaminorinjury,butwe’retreatingher.

13 Ihopeshe’llbeokay.Don’tworry.She’llbewellsoon.

14 Whathappened?Thefirebeganinthekitchenwhenshewasatwork.

15 Whendidsherealizethatthehousewasonfire?

Sherealizedthatthehousewasonfirewhenshereturnedhomefromwork.

16 Howlonghaveyoubeenavolunteeratthefiredepartment?

I’vebeenavolunteeratthefiredepartmentfortwoyears.

17 Areyouavolunteer?Iworkhereattheemergencyroomduringtheweek,butIvolunteerinthecityparkonSaturdays.

18 Youshouldcometothecityparksomeday!It’ssaferthanputtingoutfires!

That’sagoodidea.MaybeIwill!

19 Ihopetoseeyousoon!Ialsohopetoseeyousoon!Goodbye!

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4.1 Core Lesson

01 afatherandhisdaughteragrandfatherandhisgranddaughteramotherandhersonagrandmotherandhergrandson

02 He’scookingwithhisdaughterandhisgrandson.

Theolderpeoplearevisitingtheparkwiththeirsonandtheirgrandchildren.

She’slookingatoldphotoswithhergranddaughter.

He’sfishingwithhisgrandson.Herdaughterandgranddaughterarehelpingherinhergarden.

Thefarmeristeachinghisgrandchildrenhowtoharvestoranges.

03 Thisisaphotoofmyfamily.Thisismysonandhiswife.Thesearemygrandchildren.Thisismygrandson.Thisismygranddaughter.

04 Thisismyfamily.Thisisme.MynameisGwen.Thesearemyparents.Theymetduringcollege.

Thesearemyuncleandaunt.Myuncleismyfather’syoungerbrother.

Thisismycousin,Julia.Wewerebornthesameyear.

05 Mygrandparentshavethreechildren.Oneofthemismymother.Theothertwoaremyuncles.Mygrandmotherhastwodaughters.Oneofthemismymother.Theotheroneismyaunt.

06 Whenmyunclegotmarried,Iwasinhiswedding.

Theweddingwasthreeyearsago,andnowIhaveacousin.

Irememberwhenmyauntwaspregnant.Thatwassixyearsago,andnowmycousinandIplaytogether.

07 Theboyisplayingwithhiscousins.Theboyisswimmingwithhiscousin.Thegirlisswimmingwithhercousins.Thegirlisplayingwithhercousin.

08 Thisisme.Thisismyfather.Thisismymother.Thisismyaunt.Thisismyuncle.Thisismycousin.

09 MynameisSusan.Mynephewandniececametovisitustoday.First,mydaughterandmynephewplayedavideogame.

Now,sheandmynieceareplayingoutsidetogether.

Mydaughterishappybecauseshelikesplayingwithhercousins.

10 Theboy’sfatherandhisauntareshowinghimhowtouseacomputer.

Someday,mynephewwillknowmoreaboutcomputersthaneithermybrotherorIdo.

CanIholdmyniece,please?I’mhappythatmysisterisamother,andthatI’manuncle!

11 MynameisSusan.Thisismydaughter.Thisismynephew.Thisismyniece.

12 Myauntletsmycousinandmeplaywithdollsinside...

...butshedoesn’tletusplaywithkitesinside.

Myfatherdoesn’tletmeeatchocolatebeforedinner...

...butheletsmeeatchocolateafterdinner.

13 Theirparentsdon’tletthemplaywiththesetoysinside.

Shewon’tlethimtakeaphotoofher.Hisparentslethimjumpontheirbed.Theyletthedogsleepintheirbed.

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14 CanIgotoAnnabel’spartyonFridayat10:00?

No,youcan’t.Thepartystartstoolate.Mymotherwon’tletmegototheparty.CanIgotothemoviewithMarytonight?Yes,youcan.Maryisanicegirl.Havefun.Myfatherwillletmegotothemovie.

15 Oursonisanonlychild.Wedon’thaveanyotherchildren.

IlikebeinganonlychildbecauseIdon’thavetosharemytoys.

Thisismybrother.He’smytwin.Thesesistersaretwins.

16 I’mnotanonlychild.Thisisaphotoofmybrotherandme.

Mycousinsaretwins.Ihopemyparentshaveanotherchildsomeday.Idon’tlikebeinganonlychild.

17 I’manonlychild.I’matwin.She’sanonlychild.She’satwin.

18 Theirgrandchildrencan’tridebicyclesyet.MyfathergavemethisbicyclewhenIwasfourteen,andIstillrideiteveryday.

Ican’tridethisbicycleanymore.I’mtoobig.She’ssixyearsold.She’snotinhighschoolyet.

We’vebeeninhighschoolfortwoyears,andwe’restillinhighschool.

I’mnotinhighschoolanymore.Ijustgraduated!

19 I’mnotanonlychildanymore.Althoughtheticketshavebecomeexpensive,Istillflyinfirstclass.

Hisflightarrivedtwohoursago,buthissuitcaseshaven’tarrivedyet.

Weboughtthisbicycletoday,sowedon’thavetodriveourcartoworkanymore.

Hernephewcan’twalkyet.Westillliveinourhouse,althoughitwasdamagedbythehurricanelastweek.

20 Myparentswerebothsinglein1975.Theymeteachotherin1976.Myparentsgotmarriedin1978.Theygotdivorcedin1985,whenIwassix.Myfatherremarriedin1990,andisstillmarriedtoday.

Mymotherhasneverremarried,butshehasaboyfriend.

21 They’renotsingleanymore.Nowthey’remarried.Aftertwenty-fiveyears,they’restillmarried.Hehasbeenmyboyfriendforthreeyears,butwe’renotmarriedyet.

22 Hisparentsaremarried,buthe’sstillsingle.Herclientsaregettingdivorcedsoon.They’vebeenmarriedforfifteenyears.

23 Thegirlisimaginingthatshe’samother.She’simaginingthatshe’satthebeach.Thegirlisimaginingthathertoyfrogistalkingtoher.

Thecousinsareimaginingthatthey’resailingtoAsia.

Theboyisimaginingthathe’sapilot.Thegirlandhercousinareimaginingthatthey’refamoussingers.

24 WhenIwasachild,IimaginedthatIwasateacher.

NowIamateacher.WhenIwasachild,Iimaginedmyweddingday.

NowthatI’manadult,I’verealizedthatIlikebeingsingle.Imightnevermarry.

25 She’stellingherfriendthatshedidn’ttakethelastsliceofcake...

...butshe’stellingalie.Hetoldhiswifethattheywouldgotoamovie...

...andhetoldthetruth.

26 They’retellingalieabouthowoldtheyaresotheycanwatchthemovie.

Hetoldhisteacherthathehadstudied,buthetoldalie.Hedidn’tstudy.

Youweretellingthetruthwhenyousaidthatyoucouldswimfast!

Hetoldhismotherthetruth;hebroketheplate.

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27 It’simportantthatyoutellusthetruth.He’stellingalietohismanageraboutwhyhecan’tcometoworktoday.

Thechildrenareimaginingthatthey’resailingintheocean.

Hiswifetoldaliewhenshesaidshewouldwatchtelevisionwithhimandnotwork.

Theboyisimaginingthathe’sadoctor.He’safraidtotellthetruthabouthowthelampbroke.

28 Haveyoueverimaginedwhatourgrandmother’slifewaslike?

Iknowshelivedonafarm,andthatshehadmanyaunts,unclesandcousins.

Didyouknowherfavoritecousinusedtovisitheronthefarmeveryyear?

Whenshewantedtovisit,herfamilywouldrideatrainfromthecity.

Couldwegovisitthefarmtoday?Yes,ourUncleJohnlivestherenow.Wecandrivetherethisafternoon.

29 Isthisthefarm?Yes.Isn’titbeautiful?IcanimagineGrandmaandallhercousinsplayinghere.

Let’sgoinside.UncleJohnletmehaveakey.

30 Isthisthefireplacetheyusedtocookforeveryone?It’sverybig.

Yes,ithadtobebigforabigfamily.UncleJohnlikesthehousetolooklikeitdidwhenourfamilyfirstbuiltit.

Let’slookuphere.Whenshevisited,Grandmaandhercousinsharedthisbed.

31 I’mhappythatsomeonefromourfamilystillownsthisfarm.

Yes,Ilikeimaginingwhatlifewaslikeinthepast.

Grandmaandhercousinhadalotoffunthen...

...likewedonow!

4.2 Core Lesson

01 Themanisplayingacomplexinstrument.Theboyisplayingasimpleinstrument.Thegirlisplayingwithasimpletoy.Thewomanisplayingwithacomplextoy.

02 Hejuststartedlearninghowtoplaypiano,sohe’splayingsimplemusic.

She’sbeenplayingpianoformanyyears,soshecanplayverycomplexmusic.

Themechanicisrepairingacomplexmachine.

She’susingasimplemachine.

03 Ineedtocallaplumbertohelpmesolvethisproblem.

Theboyissolvingthemathproblem.Thescientistissolvingthechemistryproblem.

Peoplepaythismantosolveproblemswiththeircars.

04 Theteacherissolvingacomplexmathproblem.

Thisisaverysimpledinnertomake.Youonlyneedbreadandcheese.

Thislookssimple,butitrepresentsaverycomplexidea.

She’stryingtosolveacomplexpuzzle.

05 They’replayingacomplexgame.Thisissimplemusic.He’ssolvingacomplexmathproblem.They’replayingasimplegame.Thisiscomplexmusic.He’ssolvingasimplemathproblem.

06 Thestudenthasaquestion.Theteacherisansweringthestudent’squestion.

Thestudenthasaproblem.Theteacherissolvingthestudent’sproblem.

07 I’manemployeeofavideogamedesigncompany.

ThisisJosh.He’smyco-worker.Therearethreemoreco-workersonourteam.

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08 Ourteamjustbeganworkingonanewproject.

Myco-workersandIaredesigningavideogame...

...thathelpsteachpeopleanewlanguage.It’safunprojecttoworkon,buttherearemanyproblemstosolve.

09 He’sabouttobeginanartproject.Thehighschoolstudentsareworkingonascienceproject.

She’sworkinglatebecauseshe’stryingtofinishherprojectontime.

10 Iworkonthephotographyteam.She’smyco-worker,butshe’salsomyfriend.Despitebeingondifferentteams,wesometimesworktogether.

He’stalkingtohisco-workerabouttheirnewproject.

11 Agoodsaladdependsonfreshvegetables.Playingthepianowelldependsonhowmuchyoupractice.

Thecolorofabananadependsonhowripeitis.

Thesizeofatreedependsonhowolditis.

12 Areyougoingtobehomefordinner?Itdependsonmyteam.Ifmyteamfinishesourproject,I’llbehomesoon.Ifwedon’tfinishourproject,I’llbelate.

Canyourepairthiswashingmachine?Itdependsontheproblem.Ifit’ssimple,I’llrepairit.Ifit’scomplex,youmightneedanewwashingmachine.

13 Areyougoingtoplaygolftomorrow?Itdependsontheweather.Ifitrains,Iwon’t,butifitdoesn’train,Iwill.Areyougoingtowaterthegardentoday?Itdependsontheweather.Ifitrains,Iwon’t,butifitdoesn’train,Iwill.

14 Willyoubeatworkthisafternoon?No.I’mleavingworkearlytodaytoplaygolf.Yes,Ineedtosolvethisproblem.Ofcourse.I’mpresentingmyideaforanewvideogame.

Maybe.IthinkI’msick.

15 Areyougoingtothebeach?Ofcourse!Idon’thavetoworktoday.Doyouwanttoplayoutsidetoday?Ofcoursenot!It’sraining.Doyoulikemonkeys?Ofcourse!Monkeysaremyfavoritetypeofanimal.

16 Areyougoingswimmingtoday?Ofcoursenot!It’stoocold.Itdependsontheweather.Imightgoswimminglater.

Ofcourse!Ialwaysgoswimmingafterwork.Ofcoursenot!Myarmisbroken.

17 What’sanexampleofabirdthatcan’tfly?Apenguin.What’sanexampleofaseriousinjury?Abrokenleg.What’sanexampleofavegetablethatgrowsinthedirt?

Acarrot.What’sanexampleofsomethingpeopledoeveryday?

Drinkcoffee.

18 It’seasytoseeastarifit’sneartheEarth.Forexample,thestarSiriusisneartheEarth,andit’seasytosee.

Earthquakescanbeverydangerousanddamagebuildings.

Forexample,anearthquakein1906wasverystrong,anditdestroyedmostofacity.

19 Somepeoplearecitizensoftwocountries.Canyougivemeanexample?Forexample,becausemymotherisAmericanandmyfatherisFrench,I’macitizenofbothcountries.

Ilikestudyingastronomybecausetherearemanycomplexproblemslefttosolve.

Canyougivemeanexample?Forexample,wedon’tyetknowhowpeoplecanliveonotherplanets.

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20 He’sconfusedaboutwhenhisflightdeparts.They’reexcitedbecausetheywontherace.He’snervousabouthisdatetonight;hedoesn’tknowthewomanhe’smeeting.

They’reconfusedbecausetheydon’tknowwheretheyare.

She’sexcitedbecausehergrandchildrenarevisitingher.

Thesingerisnervousaboutherconcerttonight.

21 What’sthematter?I’mconfusedbecauseIcan’tunderstandthesesigns.

What’sthematter?I’mnervousbecauseIhaveanexamtomorrow,andIhaven’tstudiedenough.

What’sthematter?Nothing.I’mjustexcitedthatmyfavoriteteamiswinning!

22 He’sexcitedabouttheplay.He’snervousabouttheplay.He’sconfusedbytheplay.

23 Shemadeamistakewhileshewasplayinggolf.

Becausemymathassignmentwascomplex,Imademanymistakes.

Thewaitressismakingamistake.Imadeamistakewhiledyingmyhair!Nowit’sorange!

24 Itwasamistaketocarrytoomanydishesatthesametime.

Itwasamistaketoputthissoapinthewashingmachine.

Theymadeamistakewhentheydidn’tbuygas.

Itwasamistaketoforgetmywife’sbirthday.

25 Excuseme.Thecoatyougavemeisn’tmine.I’msorry.Imadeamistake.Excuseme.Iorderedavegetariansandwich,butyoubroughtmeachickensandwich.

I’msorry.Imadeamistake.

26 Youcan’twatchtelevisionunlessyoueatyourvegetables.

I’msorry.Ican’tletyouintothetheaterunlessyougivemeyourtickets.

Wecan’teatatthisrestaurantunlesswehavereservations.

Theseproducealotofelectricityunlessit’scloudy.

27 CanIhaveaparty?Itdepends.Youcanhaveapartyunlessyoufailyourexam.

WillthispackagearrivebeforeFriday?Itdepends.Itwon’tarriveunlessyoumailittoday.

28 You’lllosetheraceunlessyouarethefastestrunner.

Youwouldhavewontherace,butyouweren’tthefastestrunner.

I’llbetherefordinnerunlessthetrainislate.Iwouldhavearrivedontime,butthetrainwaslate.

29 Iseeamistakeinthedesignofthevideogame.

What’sthemistake?Idon’tunderstandthewordsinthevideogame.They’reverycomplex.

Thewordsareverysimpleatthebeginning......butasyoulearnthelanguage,thevideogameteachesmorecomplexwords.

Ofcoursetheendlooksverycomplexifyoudon’tunderstandthewordsatthebeginning.

30 Ithinkyourteamdidwellwiththisproject.Thankyou.Therewereproblems,butwesolvedmanyofthem.

Let’smanufacturethisgameassoonaspossible.

Iwantittobeinstoresbytheendoftheyear!

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4.3 Core Lesson

01 Therearefourskiersinthisgroup.Thisgroupexercisestogethereveryday.Thegroupofgirlsisusingthemicrocopewiththeirteacher.

02 Everypersoninthisgroupisplayinganinstrument.

Eachpersonisplayingadifferenttypeofinstrument.

Everychildinthisgroupiseatingicecream.Eachchildiseatingadifferenttypeoficecream.

03 Everypersoninthisroomisaco-worker.Therearethreegroupsofco-workers.Eachgrouphasfourco-workers.

04 Everybowlisfullofapples.Eachbowlhastwogreenapples.Everybookontheshelfisred.Eachbookisadifferentsize.

05 I’mgoingtoschoolwithagroupoffriendstoday.

I’mnotgoingtoschoolwithagroupoffriendstoday.

I’mworkingwithagroupofco-workerstoday.I’mnotworkingwithagroupofco-workerstoday.

06 Ithinkridingthisisscary;however,mysonthinksit’sfun.

Idon’thaveanychildren;however,Ihavetwonephews.

Hiswifeworkseveryday;however,shestayedathometodaybecauseshe’ssick.

Iwasgoingtodrivehomefromtheairport;however,Ihadtowalkbecausemycarwasstolen.

07 It’sraining;however,they’renotverywet.Yourhandsareverydirty;however,they’llbecleansoon.

It’sdarkoutside;however,it’slightinside.They’relost;however,theyhaveamap.

08 Thetelevisionsaiditwouldbesunnytoday;however,itrainedintheafternoon.

Thetelevisionsaiditwouldbesunnytodayanditwassunnyallday.

I’mhungryandIfoundsomethingIwanttoeatintherefrigerator.

I’mhungry;however,there’snothingIwanttoeatintherefrigerator.

09 Ilikecats.However,I’mafraidoftigers.Ilikebicycles.However,I’mafraidofmotorcycles.

10 HewatchesaprogramaboutsoccereverySundayafternoon.

They’rewatchingaromanticprogramontelevision.

Onhertelevisionprogram,shetalkstofamouspeopleabouttheirlives.

He’sworkedonthisradioprogramformanyyears.

She’swatchingatelevisionprogramaboutducks.

11 Theboylikesthistelevisionprogram;however,hisgrandparentsprefertheprogramthatfollowsthisone.

Thebrothersarefightingoverwhichtelevisionprogramtowatch.

Somepeoplereadwhiletheyexercise;however,thiswomanpreferstolistentoanewsprogram.

Shelikestoread,buttonightshepreferstowatchatelevisionprogram.

12 Isthisyourfavoritetelevisionactor?No,Ipreferthisone.Isthisyourfavoritetelevisionprogram?Yes,Ilikeitalot.

13 It’sclearwhymytelevisiondoesn’twork.It’suncleartomewhichoneIshoulduseforthecomputer.

It’sunclearwhythecarsarestopped.It’sclearthatthey’retourists.

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14 It’sclearwhichwomaninthisgroupistheyoungest.

It’sunclearwhichwomaninthisgroupistheyoungest.

It’sunclearwhosedogitis.It’sclearthatit’sherdog.

15 It’sclearwhatthissignmeans.It’sunclearwhatthissignmeans.It’sunclearwhichcarcollidedwiththeotherone.

It’sclearwhichcarcollidedwiththeotherone.

16 Ienjoylookingatthestars.Idon’tenjoymyjob.Ienjoylisteningtoradioprograms.Theydon’tenjoywalkingtogether.

17 WhenIwasyounger,Ienjoyedplayingthepianoalone.

NowthatI’molder,Ienjoyplayingthepianowhilemyfriendssing.

IenjoyedplayingwithtoyanimalswhenIwasyounger.

NowIenjoyworkingwithrealanimals.

18 Everyevening......Ienjoyreadingabook.Everymorning......Ienjoyreadingthenewspaper.

19 Sheoftenseesunusualanimalsbecausesheworksatazoo.

Theyoftengocamping.Thisisthethirdtimethey’vebeencampingthismonth.

Herarelyplaystennis.Thelasttimeheplayedtenniswasfiveyearsago.

Thecousinslikeeachother;however,they’rerarelytogether.Theyonlymeetonceayear.

20 Iplaybaseballeveryday.It’smyjob.Ioftenplaybaseball.It’smyhobby.Irarelyplaybaseball.Iprefertoplayhockey.Thesechildrenwatchtheirfavoritetelevisionprogrameveryafternoonat3:00.

Thesechildrenoftenwatchtelevision.TheirfavoriteprogramisonSaturdayat8:00.

Thesechildrenrarelywatchtelevisionbecausetheypreferplayingtogether.

21 Youshouldalwayswearahelmetwhenridingabicycle.

Theboytakesbathsoften,atleastfourtimesaweek.

Idon’tlikeinjections,althoughIrarelyneedthem.

He’snevertraveledtoanotherplanet,butsometimesheimagineswhatitwouldbelike.

22 Ienjoyspendingtimewithmyfriends.Sheenjoysspendingtimewithanimals.Theyenjoyspendingtimewiththeirgrandchildren.

23 Iusedtospendalotoftimewatchingtelevision.

NowI’mtoobusy.Ihaven’twatchedmyfavoriteprograminamonth.

Iusedtobeverybusy.Ispentallofmytimeworking.

Istillwork;however,Ispendmoretimewithmyfamily.

24 Iusedtospendtimeskiing.Now,Iliveinaveryhotplace,soIspendmytimerunninginstead.

Iusedtospendtimerunning.NowIhaveaninjury,soIspendmytimelisteningtoradioprogramsinstead.

25 Mycoffeespilledonmyassignment!Hedroppedhisicecream.Sorry!Ispilledthejuice.It’sunclearwhodroppedaneggonthefloor,butsomeonedid.

26 Shedroppedherpurse.Shespilledhercoffee.Thewaiterdroppedthebowl.Thewaiterspilledthesoup.

27 Ifhehadn’tdroppedtheball,theywouldhavewonthegame.

Becareful!You’respillingthecoffee.Thebabyisabouttodrophistoy.Someonespilledcoffee.

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28 Imetmyhusbandtenyearsago;however,wejustgotmarried.

Iwasgoingtomeetagroupoffriendsatthemovietheater...

...butwhenIarrived,noonewasthere.

29 Iwasleavingwhenathiefstolemypurse.Hebegantorun;however,amanfollowedhim.

Whenthethiefsawhewasbeingfollowed,hedroppedmypurse.

Themanwhohadhelpedmereturnedmypurse.Hesmiledandwalkedaway.

30 EightyearslaterIwenttoarestaurantthatIrarelyvisit,andIsawthatmanagain.

Webegantospendalotoftimetogether.Weoftenwenthikingbecausewebothenjoyedit.

Heaskedmetomarryhimatthemovietheaterwherewefirstmet.

It’sfunnythatathiefhelpedmemeetmyhusband!

4.4 Core Lesson

01 Hello!Welcometoourhome!Thisisourhouse.Thisisourdriveway.Thisisouryard.Thisisourneighborhood.Thisisourcity.

02 Wehaveadrivewayontheleftsideofthehouse.

Ourneighbor,Mrs.Benson,isworkinginheryard.

She’slivedinthisneighborhoodformanyyears.

Hello,Mrs.Benson!Hello!

03 He’swalkingontheleftsideofthedriveway.She’sstandingontheleftsideofheryard.Thecarisontherightsideofthestreet.They’rediggingontherightsideofthedriveway.

Eachoftheseblockshasanumberononeside.

Onesideofmyhouseisred,andonesideisyellow.

04 Allofthehousesinthisneighborhoodlooklikeeachother.

Todaythey’rewashingtheircarinthedriveway.

Thefamilyisplayingintheiryard.

05 Thecustomersarewaitinginthefrontoftherestaurant.

Thekitchenisinthebackoftherestaurant.Thetwowomenaresittinginthefrontofthecar.

Theirshoppingbagsareinthebackofthecar.

06 Excuseme,where’stherestroom?It’sinthebackoftherestaurant.Excuseme,wherecanIreturnthis?CustomerServiceisinthefrontofthestore.

07 Thisisthefrontofacar.Thisisthebackofacar.Thisisthesideofacar.

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08 Thisisabadrestaurant.Thisisagoodrestaurant.Thisisanexcellentrestaurant.Thisisabadhotel.Thisisagoodhotel.Thisisanexcellenthotel.

09 TheTigersareanexcellentteamthisyear.They’veonlylostonegame.

She’sanexcellenttennisplayer.Shehasn’tlostagameintwoyears.

He’sanexcellentguitarplayer.He’sbeenplayingsincehewasachild.

10 Areyouenjoyingthelamb?Yes.Thelambisexcellent!Areyouenjoyingtheseafoodandpasta?Yes.Theseafoodandpastaareexcellent!

11 I’vechangedalotsinceIwasachild.Ourlivesareabouttochange.I’mpregnant!Iwouldliketochangethecolorofmyhairtoblack.

Infall,thecolorofthesetreeschangesfromgreentobrown.

12 Mrs.Benson,howlonghaveyoulivedinthisneighborhood?

I’velivedhereforalmostseventyyears.IlivedherewhenIwasalittlegirl.

Hastheneighborhoodchangedsinceyouwereyoung?

Yes,ithaschangedalot.Forexample,whenIwasagirl,notmanyfamilieshadcars.

13 I’vealwayslivedinthehousewhereIwasborn.Myaddresshasalwaysbeenthesame.

I’mmovingtoanewneighborhoodnextweek.Myaddresswillchange.

Iwasadoctorforthirtyyears.Myjobhaschanged.NowI’mateacher.

I’vebeenateachersinceIgraduatedfromcollege.Myjobhasalwaysbeenthesame.

14 Thefactoryispollutingtheriver.Thesecansarebeingrecycled.Themetalwillbeusedtomakenewcans.

Ifmorepeoplerecyclenewspapers,newpaperwillnotbemadefromtrees.

Noonevisitsthisbeachbecauseit’sverypolluted.

15 Don’tputthatinthetrashcan.Youcanrecyclethat.

Asoftenaswecan,webuybottlesthatwecanrecycle.

It’sveryeasytorecycle.Thecitypicksuppaper,glassandplasticonceaweek.

16 We’rerecyclingtheseplasticbottles.Theplasticwillbeusedtomakenewbottles.

Thispowerplantproduceselectricityfromcoal.BurningcoalcanpollutetheEarth.

Theseusethesun’senergytoproduceelectricity,sotheydon’tpolluteasmuch.

Bottles,cans,andnewspaperscanallberecycled.

17 Thisbeachispolluted.Thisbeachisclean.Thesebottlesaregoingtoberecycled.Thesebottlesareinthetrash.

18 He’snotanastronomer,buthe’sinterestedinastronomyanyway.

Idon’tdesignclothing,butI’minterestedinfashionanyway.

We’renotpoliticians,butwe’reinterestedinpoliticsanyway.

She’snotatranslator,butshe’sinterestedinlanguagesanyway.

19 Whydidyoubuyatelescope?Isawatelevisionprogramabouttheplanets...

...andnowI’minterestedinastronomy.

20 Canyourecommendabookforme?Ofcourse!Whatareyouinterestedin?I’minterestedinFrenchhistory,butIalsolikereadingnovels.

There’sagoodnovelcalled“AloneinParis.”It’saboutFranceinthenineteenthcentury.

21 Whatareyouinterestedin?I’minterestedinmodernart.Paintingisoneofmyhobbies.

Whatareyouinterestedin?I’minterestedinmusic.Playingpianoisoneofmyhobbies.

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22 Look!Someonenewismovingintothathouse!

Areyouinterestedinmeetingthem?Yes!Weshouldgomeetthem.Irememberhowhappyweweretohaveniceneighbors.

23 Thesearethepartsofmytoyairplane.AfterIputthemalltogether,I’llbeabletoplaywithit!

Arealairplanehasalotmoreparts.MaybesomedayI’llbeabletodesignrealairplanes.

24 What’syourfavoritepartofthisnovel?Myfavoritepartiswhenthesoldierandthenursemeetforthefirsttime.

What’syourfavoritepartofthismovie?Myfavoritepartiswhenthefirefightersavesthegirl’slife.

25 Thisisalaptop.Thisisapartofalaptop.Thisisatelescope.Thisisapartofatelescope.

26 Welcometotheneighborhood!Thankyou!Everyonehereissonice.WejustmovedherefromItaly,andwe’restillpracticingourEnglish.

WhendidyouarriveintheUnitedStates?We’veonlybeenhereforthreeweeks.Really?YourEnglishisexcellent!

4.5 Milestone

01 Areyounervousaboutmeetingtheothervolunteers?

No,I’mnotnervous-I’mexcitedaboutmeetingtheothervolunteers.

02 Whattypesofprojectsareyouinterestedin?I’minterestedinprojectsthatteachpeoplehowtoproducelesstrash.

03 Canyougivemeanexample?Yes.Forexample,lastmonthItaughtanelementaryschoolclassaboutwhyit’simportanttorecycle.

04 Doyouworkhereasavolunteeroften?Itdepends.

05 Whatdoesitdependon?Itdependsontheweather!Ifit’sraining,Istayathome.

06 Whichgroupwouldyouprefertoworkwith:thegroupthat’scleaningtheparkorthegroupthat’splantingtrees?

Iwouldprefertoworkwiththegroupthat’scleaningthepark.

07 Hello!Hello!

08 Doyouvolunteerhereoften?Yes,IcomehereeverySaturday.

09 Howdoyouspendyourtimeduringtheweek?Ivolunteeratthefiredepartment.

10 Isthisyourgranddaughter?Yes,thisismygranddaughter!Ispendasmuchtimewithheraspossible.

11 What’syourname?MynameisJosephine.

12 Whatareyouinterestedin?I’minterestedinscience.

13 Tellhimaboutyourassignment!Ijustbeganworkingonanassignmentformyscienceclass.

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14 Isitacomplexassignment?No,it’snotacomplexassignment.It’sverysimple.

15 Areyoutryingtosolveaproblem?No,I’mnottryingtosolveaproblem.I’mlookingfortrashtorecycle.

16 Whyareyoulookingfortrashtorecycle?I’mlookingfortrashtorecyclebecauseIwantourcitytobeclean.

17 Whatdidyoufind?Ifoundsomecans,somebottles,andsomeoldpaper.

18 Canyourecyclenewspapers?Yes,youcanrecyclenewspapers.

19 I’msorrythatI’mlate!Areyoustillworking?Yes,we’restillworking.

20 WereyouintheclassthatItaughtafewweeksago?

Yes,Iwas!Iwassittinginthebackoftheclass.

21 Canwestoptheworldfrombecomingpolluted?

Ifeveryonecanlearntorecyclemore,it’spossiblefortheEarthtoalwaysbebeautiful.

AlphabetA aB bC cD dE eF fG gH hI iJ jK kL lM mN nO oP pQ qR rS sT tU uV vW wX xY yZ z

IndexInthisindex,eachwordisfollowedbytheCoreLessoninwhichitoccurs.Thenumberoftimesthatthewordappearsinthelessonisenclosedinparentheses.

Enesteíndice,cadapalabraestáseguidaporlaLecciónprincipalenqueaparece.Lacantidaddevecesqueaparecelapalabraencadalecciónestáentreparéntesis.

IndiesemIndexstehtnachjedemWortdieHauptlektion,inderdasWortvorkommt.InKlammernwirdangegeben,wieofteinWortineinerLektionvorkommt.

Danscetindex,chaquemotestsuividelaLeçonprincipalecorrespondante.Lenombredefoisoùlemotapparaîtdans|chaqueleçonestindiquéentreparenthèses.

Inquestoindice,ogniparolaèseguitadallaLezioneprincipalecorrispondente.Ilnumerodivoltechelaparolaappareinognilezioneèindicatotraparentesi.

아래 색인에서 단어 뒤에는 그 단어가 나오는 핵심 학습이 나타나 있습니다. 괄호 안의 숫자는 각 단어가 핵심 학습에 나오는 횟수입니다.

この索引では、各単語の後にはコア・レッスンが記されています。また、コア・レッスンに出てくる各単語の使用回数はカッコの中に記されています。

在此索引中，每个单词后面都跟着出现该单词的“核心课程”。括号中的数字是该单词在该课程中所出现的次数。

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a 1.1(25),1.2(36),1.3(22),1.4(24),1.5(6),2.1(50),2.2(33),2.3(35),2.4(21),2.5(12),3.1(20),3.2(33),3.3(48),3.4(23),3.5(9),4.1(32),4.2(51),4.3(29),4.4(28),4.5(6)

able 1.1(1),2.4(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(1),3.4(3),4.4(2)

about 1.1(1),1.3(2),1.4(6),2.1(8),2.2(3),2.3(1),2.4(4),2.5(6),3.1(2),3.3(2),3.4(2),4.1(4),4.2(7),4.3(4),4.4(3),4.5(4)

above 3.3(1)accident 3.1(8),3.2(6),3.3(2),3.4(1),

3.5(2)actor 1.4(1),4.3(1)add 2.3(3)adding 2.3(1)address 3.3(1),4.4(2)adult 2.4(1),3.3(1),4.1(1)afraid 3.1(1),4.1(1),4.3(2)after 1.4(1),2.2(1),3.3(1),3.4(1),

4.1(2),4.2(1),4.4(1)afternoon 1.2(1),1.4(2),2.1(1),3.3(1),

4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(3)again 2.2(1),3.4(1),4.3(1)ago 2.4(1),3.2(1),3.3(1),4.1(3),

4.3(2),4.5(1)ahead 1.2(1)airplane 1.1(1),1.2(1),3.1(1),3.4(1),

4.4(2)airplanes 1.1(2),1.4(1),2.2(1),3.4(1),

4.4(1)airport 3.2(1),4.3(1)all 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.3(3),1.4(1),

2.3(1),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.1(1),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.3(2),4.4(3)

allergic 1.3(2),2.2(1),3.1(1),3.5(2)almost 2.4(1),4.4(1)alone 4.3(1),4.4(1)already 1.3(4),1.4(2),2.5(2),3.1(4)also 1.1(1),1.5(1),2.1(1),2.3(1),

3.4(1),3.5(1),4.2(1),4.4(1)although 2.1(1),2.2(1),2.4(1),4.1(2),

4.3(1)always 1.1(1),1.4(1),4.2(1),4.3(1),

4.4(2),4.5(1)am 1.4(1),3.5(1),4.1(1)ambulance 3.1(7),3.2(2)American 2.2(3),3.4(3),4.2(1)Americans 2.3(1)amount 1.2(10),2.3(1)an 1.1(1),1.2(6),1.4(3),2.1(6),

2.2(1),2.3(5),2.4(5),2.5(3),3.1(16),3.2(13),3.3(5),3.4(5),3.5(4),4.1(9),4.2(10),4.3(3),4.4(6),4.5(3)

ancient 2.2(1)and 1.1(4),1.2(2),1.3(3),1.4(8),

1.5(5),2.1(6),2.2(6),2.3(9),2.4(8),3.1(3),3.2(3),3.3(1),3.4(10),4.1(28),4.2(7),4.3(3),4.4(8),4.5(1)

angry 3.4(1)animal 2.1(2),2.4(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),

4.2(1)animals 1.3(2),1.5(2),2.3(1),3.2(1),

4.3(4)Annabel 4.1(1)another 1.3(6),2.3(1),2.5(1),3.1(1),

3.4(1),3.5(3),4.1(1),4.3(1)answer 2.3(6),2.4(1)answering 4.2(1)answers 2.3(2),2.4(1)Anthony 3.4(1)any 1.1(1),1.4(2),1.5(1),2.3(1),

3.3(2),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.3(1)anymore 2.1(1),3.2(2),4.1(5)anyway 4.4(4)apples 1.1(2),4.3(2)appointment 1.2(1),1.4(3)appointments 1.4(1)are 1.1(11),1.2(6),1.3(7),1.4(3),

1.5(4),2.1(5),2.2(5),2.3(7),2.4(13),3.1(5),3.2(3),3.3(7),3.4(8),3.5(3),4.1(16),4.2(16),4.3(5),4.4(16),4.5(6)

aren’t 2.2(1)arm 3.2(2),3.3(1),3.5(1),4.2(1)arrive 1.2(1),3.1(1),4.2(2),4.4(1)arrived 1.4(1),3.1(3),4.1(1),4.2(1),

4.3(1)art 2.4(1),4.2(1),4.4(1)artificial 2.1(6)as 2.1(1),3.4(1),4.2(2),4.4(2),

4.5(2)Asia 4.1(1)ask 1.1(1),3.4(2)asked 2.3(1),3.4(5),4.3(1)asking 2.2(1),3.2(1)assignment 2.4(16),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.5(4)astronomer 2.3(4),2.5(1),4.4(1)astronomers 2.3(1)astronomy 2.3(4),2.4(1),2.5(1),4.2(1),

4.4(2)

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at 1.1(2),1.2(5),1.3(5),1.4(8),1.5(1),2.1(10),2.2(4),2.3(7),2.4(7),3.1(4),3.2(3),3.3(6),3.4(10),3.5(4),4.1(3),4.2(5),4.3(8),4.5(2)

ate 1.5(1)AtlanticOcean 2.4(1)attendant 3.4(4)attendants 3.4(1)aunt 4.1(6)aunts 4.1(1)baby 1.2(1),1.3(1),3.2(3),4.3(1)back 4.4(4),4.5(1)backpack 1.2(1),3.3(2)bad 2.1(1),3.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(6),

4.4(2)badly 3.1(1)baggage 3.4(6)bags 1.2(3),4.4(1)bake 1.2(3)bakery 1.4(1)ball 4.3(1)banana 4.2(1)bananas 2.4(1)bandage 3.2(1)bank 1.4(1)baseball 1.2(1),1.4(1),3.3(2),

4.3(3)basket 1.2(2)basketball 3.2(1),3.3(1)baskets 1.2(1)bath 3.2(1)baths 4.3(1)be 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.4(3),2.1(1),

2.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(3),3.1(5),3.2(5),3.3(6),3.4(4),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.2(6),4.3(6),4.4(7),4.5(2)

beach 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.2(1),2.4(1),3.1(2),3.3(4),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.4(3)

beautiful 3.1(2),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.5(1)became 2.4(3)because 1.2(1),1.3(13),1.4(3),2.1(3),

2.2(6),2.3(3),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.1(9),3.2(3),3.3(5),3.4(5),4.1(2),4.2(9),4.3(5),4.4(1),4.5(1)

become 2.4(14),4.1(1)becomes 2.5(2)becoming 4.5(1)bed 1.2(1),4.1(3)

bee 1.3(1)been 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.4(5),1.5(1),

2.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.1(5),3.2(1),3.3(2),3.4(2),3.5(2),4.1(3),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(4)

bees 1.3(3)before 1.3(2),2.2(1),2.4(1),2.5(1),

3.1(2),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)began 1.5(1),3.3(1),3.5(1),4.2(1),

4.3(2),4.5(1)begin 1.5(1),4.2(1)beginning 2.1(2),4.2(2)begun 3.3(1)behind 3.2(1)being 1.3(1),1.4(1),3.3(2),3.4(1),

4.1(3),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)believe 2.4(1)belt 1.2(2),3.1(4),3.5(1)benson 4.4(3)between 3.4(2)bicycle 1.1(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),3.2(1),

3.4(4),4.1(3),4.3(1)bicycles 3.1(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)big 1.1(1),1.2(1),2.2(1),3.4(1),

4.1(3)biography 2.1(3),2.5(1)biologist 2.3(5),2.4(1)biologists 2.3(1)biology 2.3(7),2.4(1),2.5(1)bird 2.2(1),3.2(1),4.2(1)birds 1.3(1),2.3(1)birthday 4.2(1)bit 3.2(1)bite 3.2(2)biting 3.2(3)black 1.3(1),3.4(2),4.4(1)bleeding 3.1(10)blizzard 3.3(4)blocks 4.4(1)blond 1.3(1)blue 1.2(1),2.3(1)boat 1.1(1)Bob 1.4(1)bone 3.2(4),3.5(2)bones 3.2(3)book 1.1(3),1.2(1),1.4(2),2.1(2),

2.4(2),4.3(3),4.4(1)books 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(2),

2.1(1),3.3(1)bookstore 1.2(1)boots 1.1(1)bored 3.3(1)

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born 2.2(3),2.4(2),3.2(1),4.1(1),4.4(1)

borrow 1.4(3)borrowed 1.4(4),2.3(1)both 1.2(2),2.2(1),2.4(1),3.4(1),

4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)bottle 3.2(1)bottles 1.1(1),1.3(1),1.4(1),2.4(2),

4.4(5),4.5(1)bought 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.3(1),3.4(1),

4.1(1)bowl 4.3(3)box 1.1(1)boxes 1.1(3),1.3(1)boy 1.1(4),1.3(3),1.4(1),2.2(1),

2.3(2),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(4),4.1(4),4.2(2),4.3(2)

boyfriend 1.1(1),4.1(2)boys 1.1(1)brain 3.2(4)Brazil 1.1(1),2.1(1),2.2(3)Brazilian 2.2(1)bread 1.2(1),1.3(1),4.2(1)breaking 3.3(1)breathe 3.1(4),3.5(2)breathing 3.1(8)brick 2.4(1)bridge 1.1(1),1.3(2),3.3(1)briefcase 3.3(2)bring 1.2(1),3.3(2),3.4(2)bringing 3.4(1)British 3.4(1)brochure 1.4(1),2.4(1)brochures 1.2(1),1.4(2)broke 1.3(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),3.1(2),

3.4(2),4.1(2)broken 1.4(1),2.1(1),3.1(2),3.2(3),

3.3(1),3.5(2),4.2(2)brother 1.3(1),2.4(1),4.1(4)brothers 4.3(1)brought 3.1(1),4.2(1)brown 4.4(1)build 1.4(1),3.3(1),3.4(1)building 1.1(1),1.4(1),2.2(2),3.3(3)buildings 1.1(1),4.2(1)built 4.1(1)bulldozer 1.1(9)bulldozers 1.1(1)burned 1.4(1),3.1(1)burning 1.1(2),4.4(1)burns 1.1(3)business 1.1(2),3.3(1)

businessman 1.1(1)businessmen 3.4(1)busy 4.3(2)but 1.1(1),1.2(6),1.3(4),1.4(1),

1.5(1),2.1(6),2.2(11),2.3(16),2.4(4),3.1(4),3.2(5),3.3(4),3.4(4),3.5(3),4.1(8),4.2(10),4.3(4),4.4(5)

butter 1.5(1),2.4(1)buy 1.2(3),1.3(2),1.4(2),1.5(3),

2.1(7),3.1(1),3.4(2),4.2(1),4.4(2)

buying 2.1(1)by 1.1(1),1.2(3),1.3(1),1.4(1),

1.5(1),2.2(1),2.3(4),2.4(3),3.2(1),3.3(3),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.2(2)

cake 1.2(2),2.4(1),4.1(1)calculator 2.3(3)call 1.4(1),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(1),

3.4(1),4.2(1)called 4.4(1)calling 1.4(2)came 3.2(1),4.1(1)camera 3.3(2)camp 3.3(1)camping 2.1(1),4.3(1)can 1.1(5),1.2(8),1.3(3),1.4(9),

1.5(1),2.1(4),2.2(1),2.3(3),2.4(2),2.5(2),3.2(8),3.3(6),3.4(4),3.5(2),4.1(7),4.2(8),4.4(6),4.5(5)

can’t 1.4(1),2.1(1),2.2(2),2.4(1),3.1(4),3.2(1),3.4(3),4.1(5),4.2(5)

Canada 3.4(1)cancel 1.4(3)canceled 1.4(5),2.3(2)canceling 1.4(2)cans 2.4(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)car 1.1(3),1.2(1),1.4(2),2.1(1),

2.2(2),2.3(1),3.1(10),3.2(2),3.3(4),3.4(4),3.5(1),4.1(1),4.3(3),4.4(7)

careful 4.3(1)carrot 3.1(1),4.2(1)carry 3.3(2),4.2(1)carrying 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.5(1),3.3(1)cars 1.1(2),1.2(1),2.2(1),3.1(2),

3.2(2),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)cart 1.2(2)carts 1.2(1)

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cash 1.2(4)cast 3.2(3)cat 2.1(1)cats 4.3(1)cave 1.1(1),1.2(1)celebrated 1.3(1)celebrates 2.2(1)cell 1.4(1)cells 2.3(8)century 1.5(1),2.1(1),4.4(1)chair 1.1(1),1.2(1)change 4.4(3)changed 4.4(4)changes 4.4(1)chapter 2.4(1)chapters 2.4(3)cheat 2.4(2)cheating 2.4(4)check 3.4(5)checked 1.4(2)checking 1.4(4),3.2(3),3.4(3)cheese 1.2(1),1.3(2),1.5(4),4.2(1)chemicals 2.3(10)chemist 2.3(3),2.5(1)chemistry 2.3(6),2.4(3),4.2(1)chicken 3.1(1),4.2(1)chickens 1.3(3),1.5(1)child 1.4(1),2.4(1),3.3(2),4.1(9),

4.3(2),4.4(2)children 2.1(4),3.1(1),3.3(1),4.1(3),

4.3(4)China 3.4(1)Chinese 2.2(3),3.4(3)chocolate 4.1(2)choked 3.1(1)choking 3.1(6),3.5(1)church 2.2(1)citizen 2.2(8),4.2(1)citizens 2.2(5),2.4(1),3.4(1),4.2(1)city 1.4(4),3.3(3),3.5(2),4.1(1),

4.2(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)claim 3.4(6)class 2.3(12),2.4(7),2.5(1),3.4(12),

4.1(1),4.5(4)clean 3.3(1),4.3(1),4.4(1),4.5(1)cleaning 3.1(1),4.5(2)clear 4.3(6)clerk 1.2(4),1.5(2)clerks 1.2(2)client 2.2(1)clients 4.1(1)climb 2.4(1)

climbed 2.1(1)climbing 3.3(1)closed 1.4(2)clothes 1.5(1),2.2(2),3.2(1),3.3(2),

3.4(1)clothing 2.2(7),4.4(1)cloudy 4.2(1)coal 1.1(8),4.4(1)coat 4.2(1)coffee 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.3(4),3.3(1),

3.4(2),4.2(1),4.3(4)cold 2.2(1),3.2(4),4.2(1)college 2.2(1),2.4(4),4.1(1),4.4(1)collide 3.1(2)collided 3.1(7),3.5(1),4.3(2)color 3.4(1),4.2(1),4.4(2)colors 3.1(1)come 1.2(1),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.1(1),

4.5(1)comedy 2.1(4),2.5(1)comes 1.1(2)coming 1.2(1),1.4(1),2.2(1),3.1(2)company 1.1(1),1.4(1),4.2(1)complex 4.2(16),4.5(2)computer 1.4(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)computers 1.1(1),1.2(1),4.1(1)concert 4.2(1)confused 4.2(4)congratulations 2.4(2),3.2(1),3.4(1)construction 1.1(3),1.5(1)continents 3.4(1)cook 4.1(1)cooking 4.1(1)corn 1.3(9),1.5(1)cost 1.2(3),1.3(2)costs 1.2(1),2.3(1)couch 1.1(1)could 2.1(6),2.3(4),3.3(2),3.4(1),

4.1(2)couldn’t 2.1(2)counting 1.2(1)countries 1.1(1),2.2(5),4.2(2)country 2.1(1),2.2(2)course 4.2(8),4.4(1)cousin 4.1(11)cousins 4.1(7),4.3(1)cows 1.3(2)crane 1.1(4)cranes 1.1(1)cream 1.3(1),2.4(1),4.3(3)cross 1.3(4),2.4(3)cry 2.1(2),3.3(2)

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culture 2.2(6)cup 1.3(1)curly 3.4(1)customer 1.2(4),1.4(4),4.4(1)CustomerService1.4(4)customers 1.2(4),4.4(1)customs 3.4(12)cut 3.1(1)Dad 2.4(1)damage 3.3(1),4.2(1)damaged 1.3(1),2.2(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),

3.3(1),3.4(1),4.1(1)dancing 2.2(1)dangerous 1.3(5),3.3(1),4.2(1)dark 4.3(1)date 1.4(4),3.1(1),4.2(1)daughter 1.1(1),2.1(1),2.4(2),4.1(6)daughters 4.1(1)day 1.2(1),2.1(2),2.3(1),2.4(1),

3.2(2),3.4(1),4.1(2),4.2(1),4.3(4)

days 1.1(1)decrease 1.2(4)decreased 1.2(5),1.3(1)decreases 1.2(3)degrees 1.4(1)deliver 2.2(2)delivery 1.1(4)departed 1.4(1)department 3.3(5),3.5(2),4.5(1)departs 4.2(1)depend 4.5(1)depends 4.2(11),4.5(2)design 1.1(1),3.4(1),4.2(2),4.4(2)designing 4.2(1)designs 1.1(1)desk 1.5(1),2.4(1)despite 3.3(8),4.2(1)destroyed 3.3(8),4.2(1)diamond 1.1(2)diamonds 1.1(1)did 1.3(1),1.5(5),2.2(2),2.3(3),

2.4(1),2.5(1),3.4(3),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)

didn’t 1.3(3),1.5(1),2.1(1),2.3(4),2.4(4),3.1(7),3.3(1),3.4(2),4.1(2),4.2(1)

died 1.3(3),3.3(1)different 2.1(1),2.2(2),2.3(2),2.5(1),

3.1(1),3.4(1),4.2(1),4.3(3)difficult 1.3(2),2.4(2)

digging 1.1(7),1.4(1),1.5(1),4.4(1)digs 1.1(1)dinner 1.2(3),1.3(1),1.4(7),4.1(2),

4.2(3)dirt 1.1(6),1.5(1),4.2(1)dirty 4.3(1)discover 2.3(8)discovered 2.3(4)discovers 2.5(1)dishes 4.2(1)divide 2.3(2)dividing 2.3(2)divorced 4.1(2)do 1.1(2),1.2(7),1.3(1),1.4(1),

1.5(7),2.4(3),2.5(2),3.1(2),3.2(2),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.2(3),4.5(3)

doctor 1.2(1),1.4(1),2.3(1),2.4(2),3.2(21),4.1(1),4.4(1)

doctors 3.2(2)does 1.2(2),2.5(3),3.5(2),4.5(1)doesn’t 1.3(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),3.2(1),

3.4(1),4.1(2),4.2(3),4.3(1)dog 1.1(1),1.3(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),

3.3(1),4.1(1),4.3(2)doing 1.1(2),2.3(4)dollars 1.2(2),1.3(1)dolls 4.1(1)don’t 1.2(4),2.1(4),2.2(3),2.4(1),

3.1(3),3.2(3),3.3(2),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.1(5),4.2(6),4.3(4),4.4(3)

donate 3.3(4)donating 3.3(5)done 2.3(1),2.4(1)donkey 1.3(1)donkeys 1.3(2)door 1.2(1),3.1(2)doubt 1.2(14)down 1.4(1)downtown 1.4(1)drawing 2.2(1)dress 1.2(5),1.4(1),1.5(1)dresses 1.5(1)drink 1.3(3),3.3(1),4.2(1)drive 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.3(2),2.1(2),

2.2(5),3.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.1(2),4.3(1)

driveway 4.4(5)driving 1.3(1),2.4(2),3.1(2),3.3(1)drop 4.3(1)dropped 4.3(6)

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drought 1.3(7),1.5(2)drove 3.2(1)drunk 3.1(1)dryer 1.4(1)duck 2.1(2)ducks 4.3(1)due 2.4(12)during 1.2(1),1.3(2),2.1(1),2.5(1),

3.1(3),3.3(3),3.4(2),3.5(1),4.1(1),4.5(1)

dying 4.2(1)each 1.5(2),2.1(3),3.1(2),3.4(2),

4.1(1),4.3(6),4.4(2)earlier 1.4(6)early 4.2(1)earth 2.3(1)Earth 2.3(4),4.2(2),4.4(1),4.5(1)earthquake 3.3(4),4.2(1)earthquakes 4.2(1)easy 4.2(2),4.4(1)eat 1.2(2),1.3(4),1.4(4),2.1(1),

4.1(2),4.2(2),4.3(2)eating 1.4(1),2.1(1),3.1(1),3.4(2),

4.3(2)economy 3.4(6)egg 2.1(2),4.3(1)eggs 1.2(1),1.5(1),2.3(1),2.4(1),

3.1(1)Egypt 1.1(2)eight 1.2(1),2.3(1),4.3(1)eighteen 2.2(1)eighteenth 1.5(1)eighty 1.2(1)either 4.1(1)election 2.2(2)electrical 1.1(1)electricity 1.1(4),1.2(2),1.4(1),2.1(1),

4.2(1),4.4(2)elementary 2.3(1),4.5(1)elephant 1.4(1)elevator 1.4(1)embarrassed 3.1(1)embassy 3.4(5)Embassy 3.4(3)emergencies 3.3(1)emergency 3.1(6),3.2(12),3.3(2),3.5(3)employee 3.3(1),4.2(1)employees 2.3(1)end 2.1(3),2.2(2),2.4(1),3.3(1),

4.2(2)ended 2.2(1)energy 1.1(8),4.4(1)

engine 1.1(1),1.4(1)engineer 3.4(1)English 3.4(7),4.4(2)enjoy 4.3(10)enjoyed 4.3(3)enjoying 4.4(2)enjoys 4.3(1)enough 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.1(2),2.3(2),

2.4(1),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.2(1)enter 2.2(3),2.3(1)entering 3.4(1)entrance 1.2(6)Europe 1.4(1)European 3.4(1)euros 1.2(6)evening 4.3(1)ever 4.1(1)Everest 2.1(1)every 1.4(1),2.1(1),4.1(2),4.2(1),

4.3(12),4.5(1)everyone 1.3(3),2.1(1),2.3(1),3.1(2),

3.4(1),4.1(1),4.4(1),4.5(1)everything 1.3(1),1.5(2)exam 2.4(16),3.1(2),4.2(2)example 4.2(10),4.4(1),4.5(2)exams 2.4(1)excellent 4.4(8)except 1.3(5),2.5(1),3.4(1)excited 4.2(4),4.5(1)excuse 1.4(7),1.5(1),2.5(1),3.4(1),

4.2(2),4.4(2)exercise 2.1(3),4.3(1)exercises 4.3(1)exit 1.2(5),1.4(3),3.1(1)exits 1.2(1)expensive 1.3(1),2.3(1),3.2(1),3.4(1),4.1(1)experiment 2.3(10),2.5(1)experiments 2.3(1)explore 1.4(1)explored 1.1(1)extinguisher 3.3(6)extra 1.2(4)eyes 1.4(1)face 3.1(1),3.2(1)factories 1.1(1)factory 1.1(3),1.2(3),1.4(1),4.4(1)fail 2.4(3),4.2(1)failed 2.4(2),3.1(1)fall 1.2(2),1.3(1),1.5(1),4.4(1)families 4.4(1)family 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.3(1),2.1(1),

3.4(2),4.1(6),4.3(1),4.4(1)

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famous 2.5(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)far 2.3(1)farm 1.3(14),1.4(1),1.5(4),3.3(1),

3.4(1),4.1(5)farmer 1.3(13),1.5(1),4.1(1)farmers 1.3(6),1.5(6)fashion 1.1(3),1.2(1),1.5(1),2.2(1),

4.4(1)fast 2.1(1),3.4(1),4.1(1)fastest 4.2(2)father 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.2(1),2.3(2),

2.4(1),3.1(1),4.1(7),4.2(1)favorite 1.1(2),1.4(1),2.1(2),4.1(1),

4.2(2),4.3(5),4.4(4)fed 1.3(1)feed 1.3(3)feeding 1.3(3),3.2(1)feel 3.2(4),3.5(2)feet 1.2(1),3.2(1)fell 1.3(1),3.1(1),3.2(1)felt 3.2(1)fever 1.2(1),1.4(1),3.2(3)feverish 1.4(1)few 4.5(1)fiction 2.1(6),2.5(3)fifteen 2.2(1),4.1(1)fifty 1.2(1),2.4(2)fighting 4.3(1)find 1.1(1),1.3(1),1.4(1),2.3(7),

3.2(2),3.4(2),4.5(1)finds 2.1(1)fine 3.2(1)finger 3.1(1)finish 1.4(1),2.4(3),4.2(2)finished 2.3(1)finishes 4.2(1)fire 1.2(1),3.3(20),3.5(6),4.5(1)firefighter 3.3(8),3.5(1),4.4(1)firefighters 3.3(2)fireplace 4.1(1)fires 3.3(1),3.5(1)first 1.4(1),2.1(1),2.3(1),3.4(6),

4.1(3),4.3(1),4.4(1)fish 1.2(1),2.1(2)fishing 4.1(1)fit 1.2(7)five 1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(1),2.3(1),

2.4(3),3.1(1),3.3(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)

flag 2.1(1),2.2(1)flat 2.1(1),2.3(1)flight 1.4(2),3.4(5),4.1(1),4.2(1)

flood 1.3(7),3.4(1)floor 1.4(1),4.3(1)flour 1.2(1)flower 1.3(1),3.4(1)flowers 1.2(2),1.3(5),1.4(1)fly 2.4(1),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)flying 3.3(1),3.4(4)folded 2.4(1)follow 1.5(1),3.4(1)followed 4.3(2)follows 4.3(1)food 1.2(1),1.5(1),2.2(1),3.3(2)foot 3.2(3)for 1.1(3),1.2(5),1.3(8),1.4(10),

1.5(2),2.1(2),2.2(13),2.3(10),2.4(9),2.5(2),3.1(6),3.2(1),3.3(14),3.4(12),3.5(1),4.1(5),4.2(8),4.3(2),4.4(7),4.5(6)

forest 2.3(3)forget 4.2(1)forgot 3.1(2)forklift 1.1(4)forklifts 1.1(1)fortunate 3.1(3),3.3(1)fortunately 3.1(7),3.2(1),3.4(1),3.5(1)forty 2.3(1)found 2.3(1),3.2(1),3.5(1),4.3(1),

4.5(1)four 1.3(2),2.1(2),2.3(1),2.4(2),

4.3(3)fourteen 4.1(1)Fourth 2.2(1)France 1.3(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),4.4(1)free 1.2(5),1.4(1),1.5(1),3.3(1)french 2.2(1)French 1.2(1),2.2(2),3.4(3),4.2(1),

4.4(1)fresh 1.2(1),3.1(1),4.2(1)Friday 4.1(1),4.2(1)friend 1.2(1),1.4(7),2.1(1),3.2(1),

4.1(1),4.2(1)friends 1.4(1),2.1(3),3.1(1),4.3(5)frog 2.4(2),4.1(1)from 1.1(5),1.4(6),1.5(1),2.2(4),

2.3(6),2.4(4),2.5(2),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.4(2),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.3(1),4.4(5),4.5(1)

front 1.2(1),1.4(1),3.3(1),4.4(4)fruit 3.4(1)full 4.3(1)fun 3.1(1),3.4(1),4.1(2),4.2(1),

4.3(1)

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funny 2.1(8),2.5(2),4.3(1)future 2.2(3),2.5(1)game 1.2(1),1.4(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),

2.4(1),3.1(1),3.4(2),4.1(1),4.2(9),4.3(1),4.4(2)

garden 1.1(2),1.3(3),4.1(1),4.2(1)gas 1.1(3),1.2(1),3.1(1),4.2(1)gave 1.2(1),2.3(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)German 2.2(1)Germany 1.3(1),2.2(1)get 1.2(1),1.3(1),3.2(1),3.4(2)getting 4.1(1)gift 1.5(1)girl 1.3(1),1.4(1),2.1(1),2.3(3),

3.3(1),3.4(1),4.1(6),4.2(1),4.4(2)

girlfriend 2.1(1)girls 4.3(1)give 2.4(1),3.2(1),3.5(1),4.2(3),

4.5(1)giving 1.2(1),3.2(4)glass 1.1(4),1.3(1),3.3(1),4.4(1)glasses 3.1(1)go 1.1(3),1.2(3),1.4(12),2.1(1),

2.2(2),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.1(3),3.3(1),3.4(2),4.1(7),4.2(2),4.3(1),4.4(1)

goat 1.3(2),1.5(1)goats 1.3(3)going 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.3(1),1.4(1),

1.5(2),2.1(2),2.4(1),3.1(1),3.2(2),3.3(4),3.4(1),4.2(5),4.3(4),4.4(1)

gold 2.4(1)golf 1.2(1),2.4(1),3.1(1),3.3(2),

4.2(3)golfing 1.4(1)gone 1.4(2),2.3(6),3.1(1)good 1.4(3),2.2(1),2.4(1),3.1(1),

3.4(2),3.5(1),4.2(1),4.4(3)goodbye 3.5(1)got 2.4(1),3.3(1),4.1(3),4.3(1)government 2.2(11),2.5(1)graduate 2.4(4)graduated 2.4(1),4.1(1),4.4(1)graduating 2.4(1)grandchildren 4.1(4),4.2(1),4.3(1)granddaughter 4.1(4),4.5(2)grandfather 1.4(1),2.1(1),4.1(1)grandma 4.1(1)grandmother 2.4(2),4.1(3)grandparents 4.1(1),4.3(1)

grandson 4.1(4)grass 1.3(1)green 1.3(2),2.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)grew 1.5(2),2.3(1)grocery 1.2(2)group 4.3(13),4.5(2)groups 4.3(1)grow 1.3(8),1.5(2),2.3(2),2.5(1)growing 2.3(1)grown 1.5(1),2.3(1)grows 1.3(2),4.2(1)guitar 4.4(1)Gwen 4.1(1)had 1.3(1),2.1(2),2.3(2),3.1(5),

3.2(5),3.3(7),3.4(5),3.5(1),4.1(4),4.3(2),4.4(1)

hadn’t 2.4(1),3.1(4),4.3(1)hair 1.3(1),3.4(2),4.2(1),4.4(1)half 1.2(1)hand 3.2(2),3.5(2)hands 1.1(1),3.2(3),4.3(1)happen 2.5(1)happened 1.4(2),3.1(3),3.2(3),3.3(4),

3.5(2)happens 2.1(1),2.3(1),2.5(2)happy 2.2(1),2.4(1),3.3(1),3.4(3),

4.1(3),4.4(1)harvest 1.3(1),1.5(2),4.1(1)harvesting 1.3(3)has 1.1(4),1.2(7),1.3(7),1.4(5),

2.1(1),2.4(3),3.1(1),3.2(9),3.3(2),3.4(4),4.1(3),4.2(2),4.3(2),4.4(7)

hasn’t 1.4(1),4.4(1)have 1.1(2),1.2(17),1.3(9),1.4(11),

1.5(1),2.1(2),2.2(3),2.3(20),2.4(9),2.5(3),3.1(14),3.2(1),3.3(7),3.4(5),3.5(1),4.1(10),4.2(7),4.3(4),4.4(3)

haven’t 2.5(1),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)he 1.1(1),2.1(4),2.2(4),2.3(5),

2.4(4),2.5(2),3.1(12),3.2(4),3.3(5),3.4(8),3.5(3),4.1(7),4.2(2),4.3(8),4.4(1)

he’ll 2.1(2),3.1(1),3.5(1)he’s 1.1(10),1.2(1),1.3(5),1.4(8),

2.1(10),2.2(3),2.3(1),2.4(3),3.1(14),3.2(3),3.3(6),3.4(6),3.5(2),4.1(8),4.2(11),4.3(2),4.4(3)

head 1.1(1),3.1(1),3.2(5)heal 3.2(1)

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healed 2.1(1),3.2(4)heals 3.4(1)hear 3.2(3),3.4(2)heart 3.2(6)heavy 1.1(1),1.4(1)helicopter 3.3(4),3.4(1)hello 1.2(1),1.4(4),1.5(2),3.1(1),

3.4(3),3.5(2),4.4(3),4.5(2)helmet 3.1(1),3.2(1),4.3(1)help 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(3),

1.5(2),2.2(3),3.1(11),3.2(2),3.3(7),3.4(3),3.5(1),4.2(1)

helped 1.5(1),2.2(1),3.1(1),3.3(2),4.3(2)

helping 1.1(1),1.4(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(2),3.4(1),4.1(1)

helps 2.3(1),3.1(1),3.3(1),4.2(1)her 1.1(4),1.2(2),1.3(1),1.4(7),

2.1(7),2.2(1),2.4(6),3.1(10),3.2(10),3.3(2),3.4(10),3.5(2),4.1(18),4.2(3),4.3(4),4.4(2),4.5(1)

here 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.3(2),1.5(2),2.2(3),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(5),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.4(4),4.5(3)

here’s 1.4(1),2.1(1),3.2(1)high 4.1(3),4.2(1)hiking 1.3(1),1.4(1),4.3(1)hill 1.1(1)him 1.1(2),1.5(1),3.1(2),3.2(4),

3.4(1),4.1(4),4.3(2),4.5(1)his 1.1(9),1.3(7),1.4(6),1.5(1),

2.1(8),2.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(5),2.5(2),3.1(6),3.2(11),3.3(1),3.4(8),3.5(2),4.1(18),4.2(3),4.3(4)

history 4.4(1)hobbies 4.4(2)hobby 4.3(1)hockey 4.3(1)hold 4.1(1)holding 2.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(1)holiday 2.1(1),2.2(1)home 1.4(2),2.1(2),2.2(1),2.3(1),

2.4(2),3.1(2),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.2(2),4.3(2),4.4(1),4.5(1)

homes 1.3(2)honey 1.3(3)hope 2.3(1),3.4(3),3.5(3),4.1(1)horse 2.2(1)horses 2.1(2)

hospital 1.2(1),3.1(4),3.3(1)hot 2.3(1),4.3(1)hotel 1.5(1),4.4(3)hours 3.2(1),4.1(1)house 1.1(2),1.4(1),2.2(3),3.1(1),

3.3(4),3.4(2),3.5(3),4.1(2),4.4(5)

houses 1.3(1),2.2(3),3.3(3),4.4(1)how 1.1(1),1.2(3),1.3(3),1.4(1),

2.1(1),2.2(1),2.3(7),2.4(3),3.1(1),3.3(2),3.5(2),4.1(4),4.2(5),4.4(2),4.5(2)

however 4.3(18)hundred 3.4(1)hungry 3.3(1),4.3(2)hurricane 3.3(6),4.1(1)hurt 3.1(1),3.2(4),3.3(2),3.5(2)hurts 3.2(1),3.5(1)husband 1.4(1),2.1(2),2.4(1),4.3(2)I 1.1(14),1.2(30),1.3(21),1.4(29),

1.5(4),2.1(24),2.2(20),2.3(21),2.4(15),2.5(7),3.1(24),3.2(10),3.3(11),3.4(29),3.5(9),4.1(23),4.2(25),4.3(38),4.4(13),4.5(11)

I’ll 1.1(2),1.4(3),2.1(3),2.2(1),2.4(6),3.1(2),3.3(3),3.4(3),3.5(1),4.2(3),4.4(2)

I’m 1.1(7),1.2(2),1.3(3),1.4(11),1.5(5),2.1(4),2.2(12),2.3(8),2.4(3),3.1(4),3.2(1),3.3(10),3.4(11),3.5(1),4.1(8),4.2(11),4.3(10),4.4(8),4.5(6)

I’ve 1.4(4),2.1(2),2.2(2),2.5(2),3.3(1),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.1(1),4.4(4)

ice 1.3(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(2),3.2(2),4.3(3)

idea 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.4(1),2.4(1),3.5(1),4.2(2)

if 1.2(3),1.3(1),1.4(2),1.5(3),2.1(2),2.2(4),2.3(8),2.4(4),3.1(10),3.2(3),3.3(11),3.4(2),4.2(6),4.3(1),4.4(1),4.5(2)

illegal 2.2(6)imagine 4.1(1)imagined 4.1(3)imagines 4.3(1)imagining 4.1(9)important 1.1(3),1.3(1),1.4(1),2.1(1),

2.2(2),2.4(1),4.1(1),4.5(1)impossible 2.4(7),2.5(2)in 1.1(23),1.2(20),1.3(11),1.4(3),

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1.5(4),2.1(4),2.2(24),2.3(14),2.4(6),2.5(3),3.1(10),3.2(13),3.3(11),3.4(19),3.5(2),4.1(15),4.2(6),4.3(11),4.4(31),4.5(6)

inch 2.3(1)inches 2.3(1)increase 1.2(5)increased 1.2(3),1.3(3)increases 1.2(2)India 1.1(1)industry 1.1(26),1.2(1),1.4(1),1.5(2)information 1.5(1),2.4(1)Information 1.4(4)injection 3.2(8),3.5(1)injections 4.3(1)injury 3.2(15),3.5(2),4.2(1),4.3(1)insect 2.1(2),2.4(1),2.5(1)insects 2.4(1)inside 3.2(1),3.4(1),4.1(4),4.3(1)installing 1.4(6),3.3(1)instead 1.1(1),2.1(3),2.2(1),2.3(1),

2.4(1),3.1(3),3.3(1),4.3(2)instrument 4.2(2),4.3(2)interested 4.4(12),4.5(4)interesting 1.4(1),2.5(1),3.3(1)intersection 3.1(1)into 1.1(4),1.2(1),1.3(1),3.4(3),

4.2(1),4.4(1)is 1.1(22),1.2(14),1.3(20),1.4(26),

1.5(2),2.1(12),2.2(17),2.3(25),2.4(22),2.5(7),3.1(8),3.2(33),3.3(15),3.4(22),3.5(2),4.1(40),4.2(23),4.3(18),4.4(35),4.5(4)

islands 1.1(1)isn’t 1.4(1),2.4(1),3.1(3),3.3(2),

4.1(1),4.2(1)it 1.1(3),1.2(8),1.3(4),1.4(7),

1.5(5),2.1(6),2.2(1),2.3(8),2.4(4),2.5(15),3.1(8),3.2(7),3.3(5),3.4(6),3.5(5),4.1(5),4.2(17),4.3(6),4.4(2),4.5(4)

it’ll 2.2(1)it’s 1.1(1),1.2(5),1.3(12),1.4(5),

2.1(9),2.2(16),2.3(2),2.4(13),2.5(9),3.1(6),3.3(15),3.4(7),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.2(8),4.3(19),4.4(4),4.5(4)

Italian 1.4(1),3.4(2)Italy 2.2(1),4.4(1)jacket 3.4(1)Jane 1.1(1),1.4(1)

January 1.3(1)Japan 2.1(2),2.2(5)Japanese 2.2(4),3.4(3)jeans 1.2(1),1.4(1),2.2(1),3.4(1)Jimmy 1.4(1)Joan 3.4(1)job 1.4(1),3.3(1),4.3(2),4.4(2)Joe 1.4(1)John 4.1(3)Josephine 4.5(1)Josh 4.2(1)juice 1.4(1),4.3(1)Julia 1.3(1),4.1(1)July 2.2(1)jump 4.1(1)just 1.3(1),1.4(2),2.4(5),3.1(5),

3.2(3),3.3(1),4.1(1),4.2(3),4.3(1),4.4(1),4.5(1)

key 4.1(1)keys 3.1(3)kitchen 1.2(1),3.1(1),3.3(1),3.5(1),4.4(1)kites 4.1(1)knee 3.1(2),3.2(1)know 1.2(1),2.2(1),2.3(4),2.5(1),

4.1(3),4.2(3)knows 2.2(1)laboratory 2.3(6),2.5(1)ladder 3.3(1)lake 1.2(1),3.1(1)lamb 4.4(2)lamp 4.1(1)language 4.2(2)languages 3.4(2),4.4(1)laptop 3.4(2),4.4(2)large 1.2(8)Larson 1.1(1)last 1.2(3),1.3(2),2.1(3),2.3(1),

2.4(5),3.1(1),3.3(3),3.4(1),4.1(2),4.3(1),4.5(1)

late 1.4(1),2.3(1),3.1(1),4.1(1),4.2(4),4.5(1)

later 1.4(5),1.5(1),3.1(1),3.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)

laugh 2.1(4)law 2.2(6)lawyer 2.2(1)lawyers 2.2(1)leaking 1.4(1)learn 2.2(2),4.2(1),4.5(1)learning 3.3(1),4.2(1)least 2.1(1),2.2(2),2.4(1),4.3(1)leave 1.5(2)

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leaving 4.2(1),4.3(1)left 1.3(1),1.4(1),2.1(1),2.3(1),

2.4(12),4.2(1),4.4(3)leg 1.3(1),2.1(2),2.2(1),3.1(1),

3.2(2),3.4(1),4.2(1)legal 2.2(6)lemons 1.3(1)lending 1.4(3)lent 1.4(2)less 1.2(1),1.3(1),3.4(1),4.5(1)let 4.1(9),4.2(1)let’s 1.1(1),1.4(4),2.1(5),2.2(1),

3.1(1),4.2(1)lets 4.1(2)letter 2.4(1)library 1.4(2),3.3(1)lie 4.1(5)life 3.3(9),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.4(1)lift 1.1(2)lifting 1.1(4),1.5(1)light 1.3(2),2.3(1),4.3(1)lightning 3.3(3)lights 1.2(1)like 1.1(4),1.2(4),1.3(4),1.4(9),

1.5(4),2.1(8),2.2(4),2.4(1),2.5(5),3.2(1),3.4(3),4.1(7),4.2(2),4.3(6),4.4(3)

liked 2.3(1),2.5(1)likes 1.2(2),3.4(1),4.1(2),4.3(2)line 1.2(2),3.4(1)listen 4.3(1)listening 2.1(1),4.3(2)little 4.4(1)live 2.1(1),2.2(2),2.3(1),3.3(2),

4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)lived 2.2(1),3.3(1),4.1(1),4.4(4)lives 2.2(1),3.3(1),4.1(1),4.3(1),

4.4(1)living 2.1(1)load 1.1(1)loaded 1.4(1)loading 1.1(5),1.3(1),1.4(1)loads 1.1(1)locked 3.1(2)London 2.4(1),3.4(1)long 2.1(1),2.4(2),3.3(2),3.5(1),

4.4(1)look 2.3(1),2.4(1),4.1(2),4.4(2)looked 2.3(1),3.1(1)looking 1.1(2),1.2(1),1.4(1),2.1(2),

2.3(5),3.1(2),3.2(2),4.1(1),4.3(1),4.5(3)

looks 2.2(1),3.2(1),4.2(2)lose 3.4(1),4.2(1)lost 1.2(1),3.1(1),3.3(2),4.3(1),

4.4(2)lot 1.1(2),1.2(1),1.3(2),2.4(3),

3.1(2),3.2(1),3.4(2),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(3),4.4(3)

love 2.1(7),2.5(3),3.3(1)loves 2.5(1)lumber 1.1(7),1.5(1)lunch 1.3(1),1.4(3),3.1(1),3.4(1)machine 1.3(7),1.4(2),3.2(1),4.2(5)machines 1.3(1)made 1.1(1),1.4(1),2.1(5),2.3(1),

3.1(2),4.2(6),4.4(1)mail 2.2(1),4.2(1)make 1.3(2),1.4(2),1.5(2),3.2(2),

4.2(1),4.4(2)makes 1.3(1),1.4(1),3.2(1)makeup 3.1(1)making 2.3(1),4.2(1)mall 1.2(3)man 2.1(3),2.2(6),2.3(1),3.1(2),

3.2(1),3.3(1),3.4(4),4.2(2),4.3(3)

manager 4.1(1)managers 1.4(1),2.4(1)manufacture 4.2(1)manufactured 1.1(2),1.2(2)manufactures 1.1(3),1.2(1)manufacturing 1.1(5),2.3(1)many 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.3(1),2.2(2),

2.3(5),2.4(3),3.2(1),3.3(2),4.1(1),4.2(6),4.3(1),4.4(2)

map 1.4(1),3.3(1),4.3(1)maps 1.4(1)market 1.2(3)married 2.4(1),4.1(8),4.3(1)marry 4.1(1),4.3(1)Mary 4.1(2)math 2.3(2),2.4(4),4.2(5)matter 2.4(1),3.1(1),4.2(3)maybe 2.1(6),3.5(1),4.2(1),4.4(1)me 1.1(1),1.2(7),1.3(2),1.4(13),

1.5(2),2.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(2),2.5(1),3.1(1),3.2(2),3.3(1),3.4(7),4.1(10),4.2(8),4.3(4),4.4(3),4.5(1)

means 4.3(2)measuring 2.3(1),3.2(1)meat 1.2(1)mechanic 1.4(2),4.2(1)

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medicine 1.4(1),2.3(1),3.1(1),3.3(1)medicines 3.5(2)medium 1.2(5)mediums 1.2(1)meet 1.5(1),2.2(1),3.3(2),3.4(1),

4.3(3),4.4(2)meeting 2.3(2),2.4(1),4.2(1),4.4(1),

4.5(2)men 1.3(1),2.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(3)met 2.3(1),4.1(2),4.3(2)metal 1.1(2),4.4(1)Mexican 2.2(1),3.4(2)Mexico 1.3(1),2.2(2)microcope 4.3(1)microscope 2.3(6)microscopes 2.3(1)midnight 1.3(3)might 2.1(6),2.2(1),2.3(1),3.1(1),

3.2(1),3.3(2),4.1(1),4.2(2)mile 2.1(2)milk 1.2(1),1.5(2),2.4(2),3.1(1)mine 1.4(1),4.2(1)mining 1.1(6)minor 3.2(6),3.5(1)minutes 1.2(1),1.4(1),2.1(1),2.4(2),

3.1(1)mirror 3.1(4)miss 3.1(1)mistake 4.2(11)mistakes 4.2(1)modern 2.2(4),4.4(1)money 1.2(4),2.1(2),2.3(1),3.3(5)monkeys 4.2(2)month 1.5(1),2.4(2),3.3(1),3.4(1),

4.3(2),4.5(1)months 1.4(1),2.2(1),3.2(1),3.3(1),

3.4(1)moon 2.1(1),2.3(3)more 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.3(2),2.2(2),

2.3(1),3.1(1),3.3(2),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.2(2),4.3(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)

morning 1.2(1),3.2(1),3.4(2),4.3(1)Moscow 3.4(1)most 2.2(1),2.4(1),4.2(1)mother 1.3(1),2.2(2),3.2(2),4.1(9),

4.2(1)motorcycles 4.3(1)Mount 2.1(1)mountain 2.4(1),3.3(1)mouth 3.2(2)move 1.1(1)

moved 4.4(1)moves 2.1(1)movie 1.4(4),2.1(18),2.2(1),2.4(1),

2.5(9),3.1(1),4.1(4),4.3(2),4.4(1)movies 1.4(1),2.1(4),2.5(2),3.1(1)moving 4.4(2)Mr. 1.1(1)Mrs. 4.4(3)Ms. 3.4(2)much 1.2(2),1.3(3),2.3(1),4.2(1),

4.4(1),4.5(1)multiply 2.3(2)multiplying 2.3(1)museum 1.2(1),1.4(1),2.3(1)music 2.2(4),2.3(1),4.2(4),4.4(1)musician 3.3(2)my 1.1(5),1.2(7),1.3(14),1.4(15),

2.1(2),2.2(7),2.3(14),2.4(6),3.1(13),3.2(8),3.3(7),3.4(5),3.5(1),4.1(52),4.2(12),4.3(19),4.4(11),4.5(3)

name 4.1(3),4.5(2)nauseated 3.2(1)near 1.1(1),1.4(1),3.3(3),3.4(1),

4.2(2)necklace 1.3(1),3.4(1)need 1.1(3),1.2(4),1.3(1),1.4(5),

2.3(1),3.1(5),3.2(5),3.3(1),3.4(4),3.5(2),4.2(4),4.3(1)

needed 1.2(1),1.5(1),3.1(2),3.2(3),3.4(1)

needs 1.2(2),3.5(1)neighbor 1.3(2),1.4(2),1.5(1),4.4(1)neighborhood 4.4(7)neighbors 4.4(1)neither 3.4(1)nephew 4.1(5)nephews 4.3(1)nervous 4.2(4),4.5(2)never 1.4(1),4.1(2),4.3(1)new 1.1(1),1.4(6),2.1(1),2.3(4),

3.3(3),3.4(1),4.2(5),4.4(5)NewYear 1.3(1)NewYork 2.4(1),3.1(1),3.3(1)news 4.3(1)newspaper 1.1(1),2.1(1),2.4(1),4.3(1)newspapers 4.4(2),4.5(2)next 1.4(1),1.5(1),2.4(3),3.3(2),

3.4(1),4.4(1)nice 3.4(1),4.1(1),4.4(2)niece 4.1(4)night 2.4(2),3.3(2)

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nineteenth 2.1(1),4.4(1)no 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.3(1),1.4(3),

2.2(1),2.4(1),2.5(3),3.1(2),3.3(3),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(2),4.4(1),4.5(3)

noon 1.3(3)nor 3.4(1)normal 3.3(8)not 1.3(2),2.1(5),2.2(2),2.5(2),

3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(5),3.5(1),4.1(7),4.2(3),4.3(3),4.4(5),4.5(3)

nothing 4.2(1),4.3(1)novel 2.1(10),2.4(3),2.5(2),4.4(2)novels 4.4(1)now 1.3(1),1.4(8),1.5(1),2.1(3),

2.2(4),2.4(1),3.2(3),3.4(3),4.1(8),4.2(1),4.3(5),4.4(2)

numb 3.2(6)number 1.2(12),2.3(3),4.4(1)nurse 3.2(12),4.4(1)nurses 3.2(2)nuts 1.3(2)ocean 2.4(1),3.3(1),4.1(1)of 1.1(8),1.2(42),1.3(17),1.4(7),

1.5(1),2.1(9),2.2(13),2.3(8),2.4(13),2.5(5),3.1(8),3.2(11),3.3(9),3.4(5),3.5(1),4.1(7),4.2(22),4.3(15),4.4(27),4.5(2)

off 1.2(1),1.4(1),2.2(2),3.2(2)office 1.1(1),3.3(3)officer 3.4(8)often 4.3(6),4.4(1),4.5(2)oil 1.1(6)okay 1.4(2),2.4(1),3.1(5),3.5(2)old 2.2(3),3.2(1),3.3(1),3.4(2),

4.1(3),4.2(1),4.5(1)older 4.1(1),4.3(1)on 1.1(3),1.2(2),1.3(12),1.4(3),

1.5(5),2.1(3),2.2(2),2.3(4),2.4(5),3.1(8),3.2(2),3.3(6),3.4(3),3.5(5),4.1(4),4.2(18),4.3(7),4.4(6),4.5(3)

once 4.3(1),4.4(1)one 1.1(2),1.2(3),1.3(4),2.1(2),

2.2(1),2.3(2),2.4(5),2.5(1),3.1(1),3.2(5),3.3(3),3.4(2),4.1(3),4.3(6),4.4(6)

ones 1.3(1),2.3(1)only 1.2(2),1.4(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),

2.3(1),2.4(5),3.1(1),4.1(7),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(2)

onto 1.1(4)opens 1.4(1)or 1.5(1),2.1(1),2.3(1),3.1(1),

3.5(2),4.1(1),4.5(1)orange 4.2(1)oranges 1.2(1),3.1(1),4.1(1)order 2.2(1)ordered 4.2(1)other 1.1(1),1.5(2),2.1(3),2.3(2),

3.1(3),3.4(2),4.1(4),4.2(1),4.3(3),4.4(1),4.5(2)

others 2.1(1)our 1.1(2),1.2(3),1.4(1),1.5(1),

2.2(2),2.4(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),4.1(7),4.2(3),4.4(9),4.5(1)

out 1.2(6),1.3(1),2.3(7),3.1(3),3.2(3),3.3(5),3.5(1)

outside 2.1(2),2.3(3),2.4(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(2),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)

oven 1.4(1)over 1.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.3(1)own 3.4(2)owned 3.4(2)owns 3.4(2),4.1(1)package 4.2(1)packages 1.1(2)page 2.4(3)pages 2.4(3)paint 2.2(2)painting 4.4(1)pants 1.2(2),2.2(1)paper 2.3(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)parade 2.2(1)paramedic 3.1(1)paramedics 3.1(4),3.2(2),3.3(2)parents 1.3(2),2.2(1),4.1(7)Paris 1.2(1),4.4(1)park 3.3(3),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.5(2)parking 1.1(1)part 2.2(4),4.4(6)parts 4.4(2)party 1.2(1),2.3(1),4.1(3),4.2(2)pass 2.4(5)passed 2.4(2),3.1(1)passenger 3.4(2)passengers 3.4(5)passport 2.2(2),3.4(8)past 2.2(4),2.5(2),4.1(1)pasta 1.2(1),3.1(1),4.4(2)patient 3.2(15)patients 3.2(1)

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pay 1.2(2),4.2(1)paying 2.2(1)peace 2.2(6)pencils 2.4(1)penguin 2.4(1),3.3(1),4.2(1)penguins 3.3(1)people 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.3(3),2.1(1),

2.2(10),2.3(2),3.1(2),3.3(8),3.4(3),4.1(1),4.2(5),4.3(2),4.4(1),4.5(1)

perfume 1.3(1)person 1.4(3),2.1(1),2.4(1),4.3(3)Phil 1.4(1)phone 1.4(1)photo 2.1(2),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.2(2),

4.1(3)photograph 1.4(1)photographer 1.3(1),1.4(1),2.4(1)photographs 1.3(1)photography 4.2(1)photos 1.1(2),1.4(1),4.1(1)piano 2.1(2),3.3(1),4.2(3),4.3(2),

4.4(1)picking 3.4(3)picks 4.4(1)pickup 1.3(5)pig 1.3(1)pigs 1.3(3)pill 3.2(3)pills 3.2(4)pilot 3.4(3),4.1(1)pilots 3.4(2)pipes 1.4(1),3.3(1)pizza 1.3(1),2.4(2)pizzas 2.2(1)place 4.3(1)plan 1.4(3)plane 3.4(1)planet 2.3(5),2.5(1),4.3(1)planets 2.3(5),4.2(1),4.4(1)planned 1.4(1)planning 1.4(8),1.5(3),2.4(1)plant 1.1(3),1.3(2),1.5(1),2.3(4),4.4(1)planted 1.4(1),1.5(1),2.2(1),3.3(1)planting 1.3(3),4.5(1)plants 1.3(1),1.5(1),2.3(4),2.4(1)plastic 3.2(1),4.4(2)plate 4.1(1)plates 1.2(1)play 1.2(2),1.4(1),2.1(6),2.3(2),

2.4(1),3.1(1),3.3(6),4.1(4),4.2(8),4.3(3),4.4(1)

played 2.3(3),4.1(1),4.3(1)player 3.2(1),3.3(2),4.4(2)players 2.3(1)playing 2.2(2),3.3(2),4.1(5),4.2(10),

4.3(6),4.4(3)plays 4.3(1)please 1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(2),1.5(1),

2.4(1),3.2(1),3.4(1),4.1(1)plumber 1.4(1),4.2(1)police 3.1(1),3.4(1)policeofficer 1.2(1),1.4(1),2.2(2),3.4(2)polite 2.2(1)politician 2.2(2),2.5(1)politicians 4.4(1)politics 2.2(5),4.4(1)pollute 4.4(2)polluted 4.4(2),4.5(1)polluting 4.4(1)pool 2.4(1)pork 1.3(1)possible 2.4(8),4.2(1),4.5(2)potatoes 1.3(1)pound 1.3(1)pounds 1.3(2)pouring 3.4(1)power 1.1(3),4.4(1)practice 4.2(1)practiced 2.3(1)practicing 4.4(1)prefer 4.3(4),4.5(2)prefers 4.3(2)pregnant 3.2(7),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.4(1)present 1.4(1),2.4(2)presentation 1.4(1)presenting 1.1(1),2.3(1),2.4(1),4.2(1)President 2.1(1)presidents 2.1(1)price 1.2(9),1.3(4),2.3(1)probably 1.2(1)problem 1.4(1),2.3(1),3.4(2),4.2(10),

4.5(2)problems 4.2(4)produce 1.1(3),1.3(3),1.5(2),4.2(1),

4.4(1),4.5(1)produced 1.1(1)produces 1.1(6),4.4(1)producing 3.1(1)program 4.3(13),4.4(1)programs 4.3(2)project 4.2(8)projects 4.5(2)psychologist 2.2(2)

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psychology 2.2(3)pull 3.1(1)pulling 1.1(5)purse 1.2(2),3.4(5),4.3(4)purses 1.2(1)push 1.1(2)pushing 1.1(6)put 2.2(1),2.3(1),3.1(2),3.2(1),

3.3(5),4.2(1),4.4(2)putting 1.3(1),3.5(1)puzzle 4.2(1)question 3.2(1),4.2(2)questions 2.3(2),2.4(1),3.4(2)race 2.1(4),4.2(3)radio 4.3(3)rain 1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(1),2.1(1),

2.3(2),3.1(1),3.3(5),3.4(1),4.2(2)

rainbow 3.3(3)rained 2.1(1),3.1(1),3.4(1),4.3(1)raining 1.4(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),

4.2(1),4.3(1),4.5(1)rains 2.1(1),4.2(2)raise 1.3(5),1.5(1)raised 1.5(1)raises 1.3(2)rarely 4.3(6)rash 3.2(3)read 1.1(1),1.4(2),2.1(2),2.4(6),

2.5(1),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.3(2)reading 1.1(1),1.3(1),2.1(6),2.2(1),

3.4(3),4.3(2),4.4(1)ready 1.3(1),3.4(1)real 2.1(6),2.5(2),4.3(1),4.4(2)realize 3.1(1),3.5(1)realized 3.1(10),3.5(1),4.1(1)really 4.4(1)receipt 1.2(5)received 2.2(1),3.4(1)receiving 3.2(1)receptionist 1.5(1)recommend 1.4(7),1.5(1),2.5(2),4.4(1)recommended 1.5(1)recycle 4.4(4),4.5(7)recycled 4.4(3)recycling 4.4(1)red 1.3(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),3.4(1),

4.3(1),4.4(1)refrigerator 4.3(2)register 1.2(4)remarried 4.1(2)remember 2.4(1),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.4(1)

remembered 3.4(1)rent 2.1(5)renting 2.1(1)repair 1.4(3),3.2(1),3.4(1),4.2(2)repaired 1.4(1)repairing 1.4(1),4.2(1)replace 1.1(1)represent 2.2(1)representative 1.4(3)represented 2.5(2)represents 2.1(9),2.2(2),2.3(1),4.2(1)reservation 1.4(4)reservations 1.4(1),4.2(1)restaurant 1.4(2),3.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(1),

4.4(6)restroom 4.4(1)return 1.2(2),1.4(2),4.4(1)returned 3.4(1),3.5(1),4.3(1)returning 1.4(2)rice 1.3(1)ride 1.2(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),4.1(4)riding 2.1(2),3.1(1),4.3(2)right 1.2(5),1.4(1),2.1(2),3.4(1),

4.4(2)ripe 1.3(1),3.1(1),4.2(1)river 1.1(1),1.3(1),4.4(1)romance 2.1(5),2.5(1)romantic 2.1(5),4.3(1)roof 3.3(1)room 3.2(12),3.3(2),3.4(3),3.5(1),

4.3(1)rope 1.1(1)rotten 3.1(2)rowboats 1.3(1)ruins 1.4(1)run 2.1(2),3.3(2),4.3(1)runner 4.2(2)running 4.3(2)runs 2.1(1)Russia 1.1(1),1.3(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),

3.4(4)Russian 2.2(1),3.4(6)sad 2.1(7),2.2(1),2.5(3)safe 1.3(5),1.4(1),3.2(1)safer 3.5(1)said 1.4(1),3.4(6),4.1(2),4.3(2)sail 1.4(1)sailing 3.3(1),4.1(2)salad 1.2(1),3.1(1),4.2(1)sale 3.1(1)same 2.2(1),2.3(3),4.1(1),4.2(1),

4.4(2)

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sand 1.1(1)sandwich 4.2(1)Saturday 2.4(2),4.3(1),4.5(1)Saturdays 3.5(1)sauce 1.3(1),3.1(1)save 3.3(5)saved 3.3(3),3.5(1)saves 4.4(1)saving 3.3(1)saw 2.4(1),3.1(2),4.3(2),4.4(1)saying 3.4(1)says 3.4(1)scary 2.1(3),3.1(1),4.3(1)school 1.2(2),2.3(2),3.1(2),4.1(3),

4.2(1),4.3(2),4.5(1)science 2.1(6),2.4(1),2.5(3),4.2(1),

4.5(2)scientist 2.3(2),4.2(1)scientists 2.1(1)screaming 3.1(5)sculpting 1.4(1)sculptor 1.4(1)sculpture 1.4(1)seafood 1.2(1),2.2(1),4.4(2)seat 3.1(4),3.5(1)see 1.1(1),1.4(1),1.5(1),2.3(3),

3.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(2),3.4(1),3.5(2),4.2(3)

seed 2.2(1)seeds 1.3(5),1.5(2),3.4(2)seen 2.5(6)sees 2.2(1),4.3(1)sell 1.1(1),1.3(3),1.5(3)selling 2.1(1),3.3(1)sells 1.2(1),1.3(1)serious 3.2(6),3.3(1),3.5(2),4.2(1)seven 2.3(1)seventy 4.4(1)share 2.4(1),4.1(1)shared 4.1(1)sharing 1.5(1)shark 1.3(1),3.2(1)shave 3.1(1)shaving 3.1(1)she 1.1(1),1.4(3),2.1(1),2.2(3),

2.3(2),2.4(5),2.5(2),3.1(8),3.2(5),3.3(1),3.4(10),3.5(6),4.1(10),4.2(2),4.3(7),4.4(1)

she’ll 1.2(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),3.4(1),3.5(2)

she’s 1.1(3),1.2(2),1.4(12),2.1(10),2.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(4),3.1(7),

3.2(5),3.3(6),3.4(5),4.1(8),4.2(6),4.3(2),4.4(4)

shelf 4.3(1)ship 1.1(6),1.4(2),2.2(1)ships 2.2(1)shirt 1.2(1),2.1(2),3.4(1)shirts 1.2(1)shoes 1.4(3),2.2(2)shop 1.5(1)shopping 1.2(9),4.4(1)should 1.2(2),1.4(10),2.1(2),3.1(1),

3.4(1),3.5(1),4.3(2),4.4(1)shouldn’t 2.4(1),3.3(1)shovel 1.1(3),1.2(2),1.4(3)show 1.1(1),1.2(1)showing 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.3(1),3.1(1),

3.2(1),4.1(1)sick 1.2(1),1.4(2),2.1(1),2.3(1),

3.2(2),3.3(2),4.2(1),4.3(1)sickness 1.4(1)side 4.4(8)sign 2.1(3),3.4(1),4.3(2)signs 3.4(1),4.2(1)simple 4.2(11),4.5(1)since 1.2(2),1.5(1),2.2(4),2.4(1),

3.1(2),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.4(4)sing 2.1(3),4.3(1)singer 4.2(1)singers 4.1(1)singing 2.1(5)single 4.1(4)sink 1.4(2)Sirius 4.2(1)sister 1.4(1),2.1(1),4.1(1)sisters 4.1(1)sit 1.1(1)sitting 4.4(1),4.5(1)six 1.2(2),2.3(4),3.2(1),3.4(1),

4.1(3)sixteen 2.2(1)sixty 2.4(1)size 1.2(3),2.5(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)skating 2.2(1),2.3(1)ski 3.4(1)skiers 4.3(1)skiing 3.3(1),3.4(1),4.3(1)skirt 2.2(1),3.1(1)sleep 4.1(1)sleeping 1.3(1),3.4(2)slept 2.3(1)slice 1.3(1),2.4(1),4.1(1)slices 2.3(1),2.4(2)

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small 1.2(4),2.2(2),3.1(1),3.4(1)smalls 1.2(1)smiling 3.3(1)smoke 3.1(5),3.5(1)snake 3.1(1)snow 1.4(2),3.2(2),3.3(2)snowing 2.3(1)so 1.4(1),2.1(3),2.2(3),2.4(2),

3.1(1),3.2(10),3.3(3),3.4(2),4.1(2),4.2(2),4.3(2),4.4(2)

soap 4.2(1)soccer 2.1(2),2.3(1),2.4(2),3.1(1),

4.3(1)socks 3.1(1)soda 2.4(1)soldier 2.2(1),3.4(1),4.4(1)soldiers 2.2(3)solve 4.2(6),4.5(2)solved 4.2(1)solving 4.2(6)some 1.3(2),1.5(2),2.2(1),2.3(1),

3.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(3),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.5(1)

someday 1.2(1),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.4(1)someone 1.1(2),1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(3),

3.3(2),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.3(2),4.4(1)

something 1.1(2),1.4(2),1.5(1),2.2(1),3.1(1),3.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)

sometimes 2.1(3),2.2(1),3.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)

son 1.1(1),2.3(1),3.1(4),4.1(4),4.3(1)

song 2.1(6)songs 2.1(1)soon 1.4(2),3.1(1),3.5(4),4.1(1),

4.2(2),4.3(1)sorry 1.2(1),1.4(2),3.4(2),4.2(3),

4.3(1),4.5(1)soup 1.4(1),4.3(1)southern 3.3(1)Spanish 1.3(1),3.4(1)speak 3.4(7)speaks 3.4(2)spend 4.3(7),4.5(2)spending 4.3(3)spent 4.3(1)spilled 4.3(5)spilling 4.3(1)spring 1.2(1),1.5(1)stairs 1.4(1)standing 4.4(1)

star 2.3(1),2.5(2),4.2(2)stars 2.3(7),4.3(1)Stars 2.5(1)start 1.3(1)started 4.2(1)starting 2.4(1)starts 4.1(1)statue 1.2(1)statues 2.2(1)stay 1.2(1),1.4(1),2.4(1),4.5(1)stayed 4.3(1)steal 3.4(2)stealing 3.4(8)steel 1.1(5)still 1.5(2),2.1(1),3.5(1),4.1(8),

4.3(1),4.4(1),4.5(2)stitches 3.2(6)stole 3.4(1),4.3(1)stolen 3.4(5),4.3(1)stop 3.2(1),3.4(1),4.5(1)stoplight 2.2(2)stopped 2.1(1),3.1(1),4.3(1)stops 3.4(1)store 1.2(3),2.2(1),3.4(1),4.4(1)stores 4.2(1)stories 2.1(2),3.3(1)story 2.1(9),2.2(1),2.5(5)straight 1.2(1)street 1.3(3),4.4(1)strong 4.2(1)student 2.2(2),2.3(1),2.4(2),2.5(2),

4.2(2)students 1.2(1),2.1(1),2.3(2),2.4(2),

4.2(1)studied 2.3(1),2.4(1),3.1(1),4.1(1),

4.2(1)studies 2.3(4),2.4(1)study 1.2(1),2.2(4),2.3(1),2.4(4),

3.1(2),4.1(1)studying 1.4(1),2.2(2),2.3(8),2.4(3),

4.2(1)stuffed 3.1(1)subtract 2.3(2)subtracting 2.3(1)sugar 1.2(2)suitcase 1.1(1),3.4(6)suitcases 3.4(5),4.1(1)summer 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.2(1),2.4(1)sun 1.1(2),2.3(2)Sunday 4.3(1)sunglasses 3.2(1)sunny 1.2(1),4.3(2)

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sunrise 1.3(3)sunset 1.3(3)surprised 3.4(1)Susan 4.1(2)swim 2.4(1),3.1(1),4.1(1)swimming 2.4(3),3.1(1),4.1(2),4.2(3)table 3.1(1)take 1.4(1),2.2(2),3.1(1),3.2(4),

3.4(2),4.1(2)taken 2.3(1)takes 3.1(1),3.2(1),4.3(1)taking 1.3(1),2.4(2),3.2(2),3.3(1)talk 1.4(1)talking 2.2(1),3.4(4),4.1(1),4.2(1)talks 4.3(1)tall 3.4(1)Tanaka 3.4(2)taste 1.2(1)taught 4.5(2)Taylor 1.1(1),1.4(1)tea 1.3(1),2.3(4)teach 2.1(1),4.2(1),4.5(1)teacher 2.3(1),2.4(1),4.1(3),4.2(3),

4.3(1),4.4(2)teachers 1.2(1)teaches 2.2(1),4.2(1)teaching 4.1(1)team 1.2(1),2.3(2),4.2(6),4.4(1)teams 4.2(1)teeth 3.2(2)telescope 2.3(11),4.4(3)television 4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(15),4.4(1)tell 1.4(6),2.1(2),3.3(1),4.1(2),

4.5(1)telling 1.4(4),2.1(6),2.2(1),4.1(5)temperature 1.2(2)ten 1.2(1),2.2(1),4.3(1)tennis 2.1(1),2.3(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)term 2.4(7)than 1.3(1),1.4(1),2.2(1),3.5(1),

4.1(1)thank 1.3(1),1.4(6),3.1(1),3.4(3),

3.5(1),4.2(1),4.4(1)that 1.1(7),1.2(25),1.4(6),1.5(3),

2.1(7),2.2(3),2.3(6),2.4(5),2.5(1),3.1(17),3.2(9),3.3(1),3.4(10),3.5(6),4.1(19),4.2(4),4.3(6),4.4(3),4.5(3)

that’s 1.3(1),2.1(1),2.4(2),2.5(1),3.4(2),3.5(1),4.5(2)

the 1.1(57),1.2(53),1.3(48),1.4(41),1.5(15),2.1(19),2.2(34),2.3(59),

2.4(21),2.5(11),3.1(38),3.2(49),3.3(50),3.4(45),3.5(9),4.1(40),4.2(51),4.3(34),4.4(43),4.5(11)

theater 1.4(1),2.1(2),2.4(1),4.2(1),4.3(2)

their 1.2(2),1.3(3),1.4(2),1.5(1),2.2(1),2.4(4),3.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(3),4.1(5),4.2(2),4.3(5),4.4(3)

them 1.3(3),1.4(1),2.1(2),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.3(2),3.4(1),4.1(3),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(3)

then 1.4(1),2.1(1),2.3(1),2.4(3),3.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(2),4.1(1)

there 1.1(4),1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(6),1.5(2),2.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(9),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.1(1),4.2(5),4.3(3)

there’s 1.2(1),1.3(3),2.1(1),2.2(1),3.1(4),3.3(4),3.5(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)

these 1.1(2),1.2(2),1.3(4),1.4(2),1.5(1),2.2(6),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.1(1),3.2(2),3.3(4),3.4(1),4.1(5),4.2(2),4.3(3),4.4(8)

they 1.1(2),1.2(2),1.3(5),1.4(2),1.5(4),2.1(4),2.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(2),3.1(2),3.2(3),3.3(4),3.4(1),4.1(7),4.2(3),4.3(8),4.4(1)

they’ll 1.4(2),2.1(1),2.4(1),4.3(1)they’re 1.1(4),1.2(1),1.3(2),1.4(9),

2.1(9),2.2(4),2.3(3),2.4(2),3.1(2),3.2(2),3.3(6),3.4(3),4.1(6),4.2(5),4.3(5),4.4(2)

they’ve 4.1(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)thief 3.4(10),4.3(3)thieves 3.4(1)think 1.1(1),1.2(8),1.3(1),2.4(1),

2.5(2),3.1(2),3.2(3),3.5(2),4.2(2),4.3(1)

thinking 2.2(1)thinks 2.2(1),4.3(1)third 1.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(1),4.3(1)thirds 2.4(1)thirty 2.4(2),4.4(1)this 1.1(16),1.2(28),1.3(24),1.4(14),

1.5(3),2.1(24),2.2(23),2.3(10),2.4(15),2.5(3),3.1(5),3.2(18),3.3(17),3.4(12),3.5(2),4.1(26),4.2(15),4.3(17),4.4(29),4.5(2)

those 1.1(1),1.4(1),2.1(1),3.3(1)

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thought 2.2(1)three 2.2(1),2.3(2),2.4(2),3.2(4),

3.4(1),4.1(3),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)

through 1.1(1),2.1(1),2.3(3),3.1(1),3.4(2)

throw 2.2(1)Thursday 1.5(1)ticket 1.2(1),2.3(1),3.4(1)tickets 2.3(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)tie 2.1(1)tigers 4.3(1)Tigers 4.4(1)time 1.2(2),2.1(1),2.3(2),2.4(1),

3.1(2),4.2(3),4.3(13),4.4(1),4.5(2)

times 2.1(1),3.2(1),4.3(1)tire 1.4(1),2.1(1),2.3(1)tired 1.4(1),2.3(1)to 1.1(14),1.2(27),1.3(27),1.4(32),

1.5(10),2.1(24),2.2(26),2.3(27),2.4(32),2.5(4),3.1(20),3.2(14),3.3(41),3.4(30),3.5(5),4.1(19),4.2(24),4.3(24),4.4(14),4.5(9)

today 1.2(3),1.4(3),2.2(1),2.3(4),2.4(5),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(5),3.4(1),4.1(5),4.2(6),4.3(7),4.4(1)

together 1.1(1),1.2(1),2.1(1),2.3(2),2.4(1),4.1(2),4.2(1),4.3(5),4.4(1)

told 2.1(1),3.2(1),3.4(5),4.1(5)tomato 1.3(1),1.4(1)tomatoes 1.3(3),3.1(2)tomorrow 1.3(1),1.4(2),2.4(7),4.2(2)tonight 1.2(2),1.4(2),2.1(4),2.4(2),

4.1(1),4.2(2),4.3(1)too 1.2(2),1.3(1),2.2(1),2.3(3),

3.1(1),3.4(8),4.1(2),4.2(2),4.3(1)took 3.2(1)toothpaste 1.2(1)torn 2.1(1),3.1(1)tornado 3.3(6)touching 3.2(1)tour 1.4(1),1.5(1),2.3(1),3.3(2)tourists 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.4(1),2.2(2),

4.3(1)toward 3.1(1)town 2.5(1)toy 1.1(4),1.2(1),1.4(1),2.2(2),

3.2(3),4.1(1),4.2(2),4.3(2),4.4(1)

toys 4.1(2)tractor 1.3(3)tractors 1.3(1)traditional 2.2(10),2.5(1)train 1.1(2),2.3(1),4.1(1),4.2(2)trains 2.2(1)translate 3.4(2)translates 3.4(2)translating 3.4(1)translator 3.4(10),4.4(1)transport 1.1(2),3.3(1)transportation 1.4(1)transporting 1.1(5),1.4(1),3.1(1),3.2(1)transports 1.1(1)trash 1.1(1),2.2(2),4.4(2),4.5(4)travel 2.2(2),2.3(1)traveled 2.2(1),2.3(1),4.3(1)traveling 1.1(2),2.1(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),

2.5(1)treat 3.2(2),3.5(1)treated 3.2(7)treating 3.2(5),3.5(1)tree 1.1(1),1.3(2),2.1(2),2.2(2),

3.1(3),3.3(1),4.2(1)trees 1.3(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)tried 3.4(1)truck 1.1(5),1.3(5),1.4(1)trucks 1.1(1),1.4(1)truth 4.1(5)try 3.3(1)trying 1.1(2),2.1(1),2.3(1),3.3(2),

4.2(2),4.5(2)turn 3.1(1)turning 1.2(1),2.1(1)twelve 1.2(1),2.3(1)twenty 1.2(1),2.4(1),3.3(1),4.1(1)twice 3.2(1)twin 4.1(3)twins 4.1(2)two 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.3(1),2.1(2),

2.2(2),2.3(7),2.4(6),3.1(1),3.2(6),3.3(1),3.4(2),3.5(1),4.1(4),4.2(1),4.3(2),4.4(2)

type 1.1(2),2.1(1),2.2(2),2.3(2),2.5(3),4.2(1),4.3(2)

types 2.5(1),4.5(1)umbrella 2.3(1)umbrellas 1.3(1),3.3(1)uncle 4.1(7)unclear 4.3(7)uncles 4.1(2)under 1.1(2),1.3(1),2.3(1)

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understand 4.2(3)unfortunate 3.1(3)unfortunately 3.1(5),3.2(2),3.3(2),3.4(1)UnitedKingdom 1.3(1),2.2(2)UnitedStates 1.3(1),1.5(1),2.1(1),2.2(5),

2.4(1),3.3(1),3.4(2),4.4(1)unless 4.2(8)until 2.4(1),3.1(1),3.3(1)unusual 3.3(8),4.3(1)up 1.1(1),3.2(1),3.4(3),4.1(1),

4.4(1)us 1.4(2),2.5(1),3.1(2),3.3(3),

4.1(3)use 1.2(1),1.3(4),2.3(3),3.1(1),

3.3(1),4.1(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)used 1.2(3),1.5(2),2.1(1),2.3(2),

3.3(1),4.1(2),4.3(4),4.4(2)uses 1.4(1)using 1.3(1),2.3(1),3.1(1),3.3(3),

4.2(1),4.3(1)vacation 1.1(1),1.4(3),2.1(1),2.2(1),

2.4(1),3.1(2)vacations 1.4(1)van 1.1(4)vegetable 4.2(1)vegetables 1.3(1),1.5(1),3.1(1),4.2(2)vegetarian 4.2(1)very 1.1(3),1.3(2),1.4(2),2.1(4),

2.2(1),2.4(4),3.2(3),3.3(3),4.1(1),4.2(8),4.3(4),4.4(2),4.5(1)

video 4.1(1),4.2(6)violin 2.3(2),3.4(2)visit 1.4(1),3.4(1),4.1(4),4.3(1)visited 2.2(1),4.1(1)visiting 1.1(1),1.3(1),1.4(1),2.2(1),

4.1(1),4.2(1)visits 4.4(1)volcano 3.1(1)volcanoes 2.4(1)volunteer 3.5(4),4.5(3)volunteers 3.3(8),4.5(2)vote 2.2(3)waiter 4.3(2)waiting 1.2(2),2.2(1),3.2(1),3.4(5),

4.4(1)waitress 4.2(1)walk 3.2(1),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)walking 3.2(1),3.3(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)wall 3.1(1),3.3(1)wallet 3.4(2)want 1.1(2),1.2(1),1.3(1),1.5(1),

2.1(5),2.2(6),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.3(1),4.2(2),4.3(2),4.5(1)

wanted 2.3(1),4.1(1)wants 3.2(1)war 2.2(10),2.5(1)wars 2.2(1)was 1.2(3),1.3(4),1.4(2),1.5(2),

2.1(2),2.2(6),2.3(8),2.4(6),2.5(2),3.1(23),3.2(7),3.3(7),3.4(11),3.5(7),4.1(11),4.2(7),4.3(9),4.4(6),4.5(1)

washing 1.4(2),4.2(3),4.4(1)wasn’t 3.1(1),3.4(1)watch 2.1(10),2.2(1),2.5(2),4.1(2),

4.2(1),4.3(5)watched 1.4(2),3.1(1),4.3(1)watches 4.3(1)watching 1.3(1),2.1(8),3.1(1),4.3(3)water 1.1(2),1.3(6),2.3(4),2.4(3),

4.2(1)watered 1.3(1)waterfall 3.3(1)watering 1.3(2)waters 1.3(1)we 1.1(5),1.2(10),1.4(2),1.5(3),

2.1(2),2.2(3),2.3(5),2.4(1),3.1(8),3.3(2),3.4(4),4.1(7),4.2(5),4.3(3),4.4(4),4.5(1)

we’ll 2.4(1),3.1(1),3.2(2)we’re 1.1(1),1.2(7),1.3(1),2.2(5),

3.1(4),3.2(1),3.3(1),3.4(3),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.4(3),4.5(1)

we’ve 3.2(1),4.1(1),4.4(1)wear 1.2(9),1.5(1),2.2(5),4.3(1)wearing 1.3(1),2.2(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),

3.4(2),3.5(1)wears 1.1(1),1.2(1),2.2(1)weather 3.1(4),3.3(1),4.2(3),4.5(1)wedding 1.4(1),4.1(3)week 1.2(2),1.3(2),1.4(2),1.5(1),

2.1(2),2.3(2),2.4(1),3.1(1),3.3(3),3.5(1),4.1(1),4.3(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)

weeks 2.3(1),2.4(1),3.2(1),4.4(1),4.5(1)weighing 3.2(1)welcome 3.4(1),4.4(2)well 2.1(3),2.3(2),2.4(4),3.1(3),

3.5(1),4.2(2)went 3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(2),4.3(2)were 1.1(1),1.4(1),2.3(3),3.1(3),

3.2(5),3.3(5),3.4(2),4.1(3),4.2(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)

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weren’t 4.2(1)wet 3.3(2),4.3(1)whale 1.1(1)what 1.1(2),1.2(2),1.4(3),1.5(6),

2.1(3),2.2(3),2.3(5),2.4(1),2.5(5),3.1(3),3.2(3),3.3(2),3.4(3),3.5(2),4.1(2),4.3(3),4.4(3),4.5(4)

what’s 2.4(1),2.5(3),3.1(2),3.3(1),4.2(8),4.4(2),4.5(1)

wheat 1.3(7),1.5(1)when 1.1(1),1.3(5),1.4(1),1.5(2),

2.1(3),2.2(3),2.3(4),2.4(3),3.1(8),3.2(1),3.3(5),3.4(1),3.5(6),4.1(11),4.2(2),4.3(6),4.4(5)

where 1.3(1),1.4(5),2.3(3),3.2(1),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(2)

where’s 4.4(1)which 1.1(1),4.3(6),4.5(1)while 1.4(1),2.1(1),3.1(4),3.2(1),

3.3(2),3.4(4),4.2(2),4.3(2)white 1.3(1),3.1(1)who 1.1(2),2.1(3),2.4(1),2.5(3),

3.2(1),3.3(3),3.4(2),3.5(1),4.3(2)

whose 4.3(1)why 1.3(2),1.4(1),2.2(3),2.4(1),

2.5(1),4.1(1),4.3(2),4.4(1),4.5(2)

wife 1.5(1),2.1(2),2.4(1),3.1(1),4.1(3),4.3(1)

will 1.1(1),1.2(11),1.3(1),1.4(4),2.2(1),2.4(2),3.1(2),3.2(8),3.3(1),3.4(2),3.5(2),4.1(2),4.2(4),4.4(4)

Williams 1.4(1)Wilson 1.4(1)win 1.2(1),2.2(1)window 1.1(2),1.4(1),3.4(1)windshield 3.1(4)windy 1.1(1)winning 2.1(1),4.2(1)wins 2.1(1)winter 1.2(1)wires 1.1(1)with 1.1(6),1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(4),

2.2(2),2.3(4),2.4(1),3.1(10),3.2(7),3.3(1),3.4(3),3.5(1),4.1(14),4.2(4),4.3(13),4.4(1),4.5(3)

without 2.3(2)

woke 3.2(1)woman 1.1(1),2.1(2),2.2(1),2.3(1),

2.5(1),3.3(1),3.4(6),4.2(2),4.3(3)

women 1.3(1),2.1(1),4.4(1)won 2.1(1),2.2(1),4.2(2),4.3(1)won’t 2.1(1),3.2(5),3.4(1),3.5(1),

4.1(2),4.2(3)won’t 2.4(1)wood 1.1(1)woods 3.3(1)words 4.2(4)wore 1.5(1)work 1.1(7),1.2(2),1.4(3),1.5(2),

2.1(1),2.2(5),2.3(3),2.4(1),3.1(3),3.3(7),3.4(2),3.5(3),4.1(3),4.2(7),4.3(2),4.5(3)

worked 2.2(1),4.3(1)worker 4.2(3),4.3(1)workers 4.2(2),4.3(4)working 1.3(1),1.4(1),2.2(1),2.3(2),

2.4(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(1),4.2(3),4.3(4),4.4(1),4.5(3)

works 1.1(1),1.2(1),2.2(3),3.4(1),4.3(2)

world 4.5(1)worn 2.2(1),3.1(1)worried 1.4(1),2.4(1)worry 3.1(1),3.2(1),3.5(1)would 1.1(3),1.2(3),1.3(4),1.4(13),

1.5(3),2.1(1),2.2(7),2.3(11),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.1(7),3.3(6),4.1(3),4.2(2),4.3(4),4.4(1),4.5(2)

wouldn’t 3.1(4),3.3(4)wound 3.1(4),3.2(3)write 2.4(1)written 1.1(1)x-ray 3.2(6),3.5(3)x-rays 3.2(3)yard 4.4(4)year 1.2(6),1.3(4),1.4(1),2.1(1),

2.4(1),4.1(2),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)

years 2.2(5),2.4(1),3.2(1),3.4(2),3.5(1),4.1(7),4.2(1),4.3(4),4.4(4)

yellow 1.2(1),4.4(1)yes 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(11),

1.5(9),2.1(1),2.4(2),2.5(8),3.1(3),3.2(3),3.3(1),3.4(1),3.5(7),4.1(5),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(4),4.5(6)

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yesterday 2.1(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),3.1(1)yet 4.1(5),4.2(1)you 1.1(5),1.2(23),1.3(7),1.4(32),

1.5(11),2.1(3),2.2(10),2.3(15),2.4(11),2.5(9),3.1(11),3.2(11),3.3(7),3.4(20),3.5(12),4.1(6),4.2(25),4.3(1),4.4(13),4.5(15)

you’ll 2.3(2),2.4(3),3.2(2),4.2(1)you’re 2.2(4),2.4(1),3.2(1),3.4(1),

4.3(1)

you’ve 2.4(5),3.2(3)young 1.1(1),1.3(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),

2.5(1),4.4(1)younger 2.1(1),4.1(1),4.3(2)youngest 4.3(2)your 1.1(3),1.2(2),1.4(3),2.2(5),

2.4(8),3.1(5),3.2(13),3.3(4),3.4(12),3.5(2),4.2(4),4.3(3),4.4(3),4.5(4)

zoo 4.3(1)