Lesson 041
New words and expressions:
1. cheese
A piece of cheese
Who’s stolen the cheese?
My mother is good at making cheese.
2. bread
A loaf of bread
I had a glass of milk and some bread this morning.
Would you like another piece of bread?
3. soap
A bar of soap
Go and wash your hands with soap. They are so dirty.
Give me a bar of soap, please.
4. chocolate
A bar of chocolate
I like eating chocolate very much.
She received several boxes of chocolate on her birthday.
5. sugar
A pound of sugar
Do you take sugar in your tea?
You have put too much sugar in the milk.
6. coffee
Half a pound of coffee
I am making coffee now.
Give me a cup of coffee, please.
7. tea
A quarter of a pound of tea
Do you prefer tea or water?
Three teas and a coffee, please.
8. tobacco
And a tin of tobacco
Is that tin of tobacco for me?
Smoking tobacco is not good for health.
I gave up tobacco last year.
Lesson 042
New words and expressions:
1. bird
Did you see a bird in the tree?
Can all the birds fly?
2. any
Is there any milk here?
Have you any money with you?
Is there any water in the bottle?
3. some
There’s some on the table.
I’ve bought some apples for you.
The doctor gave her some medicine for her cold.
Lesson 043
New words and expressions:
1. of course
Yes, of course. I can, Penny.
- Do you like the food?
- Of course, I do.
Of course, I’ll help you.
2. kettle
Is there any water in this kettle?
I bought a new kettle yesterday.
There’s no water in the kettle.
3. behind
It’s over there behind the teapot.
What’s behind the big mountain?
My parents are sitting behind me.
4. teapot
I broke the teapot carelessly.
A good teapot can make tea taste better.
5. now
Ah, yes. I can see it now.
She does not live here now.
What are you doing now?
6. find
Can you find them?
I can find my glasses nowhere. Have you seen them?
Have they found the missing boy?
7. boil
The kettle is boiling.
Boil the water before drinking it.
Do you want the milk to be boiled?
Lesson 045
New words and expressions:
1. can
Can you come here a minute please, Bob?
Can you pass me the book, please?
Can you type?
2. boss
Can you type this letter for the boss please, Pamela?
I’ll have to ask my boss for two days off.
I met her boss at a dinner party.
3. minute
He’ll join us in a minute.
Just a minute, please.
4. ask
- Can she type this letter for me?
- Ask her please.
Please ask Tom to come to my office.
May I ask you a question?
5. handwriting
The boss’s handwriting is terrible.
Mary’s handwriting is very good.
It’s hard to read his handwriting.
6. terrible
We had a terrible time at the party.
The news is terrible.