1. Lesson 25
1.1. vocabulary
1.1.1. verbs
1.1.1.1. clean
1.1.1.2. cook
1.1.1.3. end
1.1.1.4. like
1.1.1.5. live
1.1.1.6. ply
1.1.1.7. atart
1.1.1.8. visit
1.2. nouns
1.2.1. ball
1.2.2. baseball
1.2.3. basketball
1.2.4. city
1.2.5. detroit
1.2.6. football
1.2.7. game
1.2.8. restaurant
1.2.9. show
1.2.10. sports
1.3. FUNCTION
1.3.1. TALKING ABOUT FREE TIME
1.3.1.1. Tom: Do you like to play soccer on the weekends?
1.3.1.2. John: Yes, I do. I like to play tennis , too.
1.3.1.3. Dave: Hi. are you a new student in this class?
1.3.1.4. Bill: Yes , I am . My name´s Bill
2. Lesson 26
2.1. bocabulary
2.1.1. other
2.1.1.1. again
2.2. GRAMMAR
2.2.1. PAST TENSE AFFIRMATIVE STATEMENTS
2.2.1.1. We watched televisión last night
2.2.2. PAST TENSE NEGATIVE STATEMENTS
2.2.2.1. John didn`t study his lesson yesterday
2.2.3. QUESTIONS WITH DID
2.2.3.1. carol: Did John play football last Saturday?
2.2.3.2. Bart: Yes , he played foolball last saturday?
2.2.3.3. Carol: Did he play baseball last Sunday?
2.2.3.4. Bart: Yes, he did.
2.2.4. PAST TENSE AFFIRMATIVE STATEMENTS
2.2.4.1. Using past tense verbs
2.2.4.1.1. I walked to class yesterday.
2.2.4.1.2. You walked to class yesterday.
2.2.4.1.3. He walked to class yesterday.
2.2.4.1.4. She walked to class yesterday.
2.2.4.1.5. We walked to class yesterday.
2.2.4.1.6. They walked to class yesterday.
3. lesson 30
3.1. vocabulary
3.1.1. verbs
3.1.1.1. cost
3.1.1.2. dance
3.1.1.3. help
3.1.1.4. record
3.1.1.5. sell
3.1.1.6. take
3.1.2. other
3.1.2.1. over here
3.1.2.2. over there
3.1.2.3. tomorrow
3.1.2.4. yesterday
3.1.2.5. here you are
3.1.3. nouns
3.1.3.1. clerk
3.1.3.2. dance
3.1.3.3. headset
3.1.3.4. music
3.1.3.5. shelf
3.1.3.6. store
3.2. GRAMMAR:
3.2.1. QUESTIONS WITH WHAT
3.2.1.1. What movie did you see?
3.2.1.2. What color is the shirt?
3.2.2. QUESTIONS WITH HOW MUCH
3.2.2.1. How much does the pen cost?
3.2.2.2. How much do the books cost?
3.2.2.3. How much did the shirt cost?
3.2.3. Using demostrative pronouns
3.2.3.1. This and these usually refer to things near the speaker
3.2.3.1.1. This is my pencil.
3.2.3.1.2. These are my Friends.
4. Lesson 27
4.1. vocabulary
4.1.1. verbs
4.1.1.1. begin
4.1.1.2. bring
4.1.1.3. repor
4.1.2. other
4.1.2.1. on time
4.1.2.2. take a break
4.1.2.3. with
4.1.3. nouns
4.1.3.1. break
4.1.3.2. razor
4.2. GRAMMAR:
4.2.1. IRREGULAR VERBS
4.2.1.1. Jane drove her car to Work yesterday.
4.2.2. PAST TENSE NEGATIVE STATEMENTS
4.2.2.1. Sue and Mary
4.2.2.2. They didn`t buy it.
4.2.3. QUESTIONS WITH DID USING IRREGULAR VERBS
4.2.3.1. Did you bring a pencil to class?
4.2.4. WH-QUESTIONS WITH DID
4.2.4.1. Where did you last night?
5. Lesson 28
5.1. other
5.1.1. asleep
5.1.2. awake
5.1.3. black
5.1.4. blue
5.1.5. brown
5.1.6. green
5.1.7. orange
5.1.8. pink
5.1.9. purple
5.1.10. red
5.1.11. well
5.1.12. white
5.2. vocabulary
5.2.1. berbs
5.2.1.1. fall asleep
5.2.1.2. put on
5.2.1.3. take off
5.2.1.4. wake up
5.2.1.5. wear
5.2.2. nouns
5.2.2.1. belt
5.2.2.2. blouse
5.2.2.3. boots
5.2.2.4. clothes
5.2.2.5. coat
5.2.2.6. color
5.2.2.7. dress
5.2.2.8. gloves
5.2.2.9. hat
5.2.2.10. hose
5.3. GRAMMAR: CAN AS ABILITY
5.3.1. Asking questions
5.3.1.1. Can you swim?
5.3.1.2. Can Betty read French?
5.3.1.3. Can, James fly an airplane?
5.3.2. Answering questons
5.3.2.1. Yes, I can.
5.3.2.2. No , Betty can`t.
5.3.2.3. No, James cannot.
5.3.3. Asking questions
5.3.3.1. What time can you leave?
5.3.3.2. Who can play soccer?
5.3.3.3. When can Tim read?
5.3.3.4. Where can they study
5.3.4. Answering questions
5.3.4.1. I can leave at 2:00 p.m.
5.3.4.2. Ted can play soccer.
5.3.4.3. He can read after lunch.
5.3.4.4. They can study in the library.
6. Lesson 29
6.1. vocabulary
6.1.1. other
6.1.1.1. gold
6.1.1.2. naval
6.1.1.3. silver
6.1.2. nouns
6.1.2.1. admiral
6.1.2.2. captain
6.1.2.3. colonel
6.1.2.4. commander
6.1.2.5. ensign
6.1.2.6. general
6.1.2.7. identification
6.1.2.8. major
6.1.2.9. post
6.1.2.10. lieutenant
6.1.2.11. rank
6.2. GRAMMAR
6.2.1. MUST
6.2.1.1. Using must
6.2.1.1.1. Must is used to express something that is necessary
6.2.2. MUST NOT
6.2.2.1. Using must not
6.2.2.1.1. Must not is used to express prohibition
6.2.3. MAY / CAN
6.2.3.1. Using may and can
6.2.3.1.1. may and can are used to express permission.