Lesson 10, grammar.

Lesson 10, homework.

A) Correct the mistakes here:

• Goes Mary to school.
• When nine hundred years old you reach, look as good you will not.
• Luminous beings are we.
• Always pass on what you have learned.
• Powerful you have become, the dark side I sense in you.
• Patience you must have…
• …the Jedi way this is not.

B) Match the phrases:

1)

• I want to go
• They will try
• She would like to be
• Do you know
• We are not

2)

• to the cinema tomorrow.
• at the theater tonight.
• to do everything in time.
• at the airport yet.
• where he is now?

C) D) Insert the adverbs (all already also always both ever just never often rarely sometimes still usually) in the correct place:

• You are glad to see you; thank you for coming.
• We have something to rejoice our heart every day.
• They study at the University.
• She wants to go with you, but she is too shy to tell this.
• I have come from Brazil; what a great experience!
• John has finished the work on his project.
• Ingrid remembers her daily routine; she uses the diary to check the time of a meeting.
• Have you been to Glasgow? No, I have been to Glasgow.
• Do you enjoy the film? – I like such films, so let’s leave.
•  We do not watch TV. If we do, we do it.
•  Unfortunately, they do not meet.
•  I am walking near here! Where are you?

Lesson 10, answers.

Correct the mistakes:

• Mary goes to school.
• When you reach nine hundred years old, you will look not as good.
• We are luminous beings.
• Always pass on what you have learned.
• You have become powerful, I sense the dark side in you.
• You must have patience …
• … this is not the Jedi way.

Match the beginnings and endings:

• I want to go to the cinema tomorrow.
• They will try to do everything in time.
• She would like to be at the theater tonight.
• Do you know where he is now?
• We are not at the airport yet.

Insert the adverb(s) in the correct place:

• We are always glad to see you; thank you for coming.
• We all have something to rejoice in our hearts every day.
• They both study at the university.
• She also wants to go with you, but she’s too shy to say so.
• I have just got back from Brazil; what a great experience!
• John has just finished work on his project.
• Ingrid never remembers her daily routine; she uses her diary to check the time of a meeting.
• Have you ever been to Glasgow? No, I have never been to Glasgow.
• Are you enjoying the film? – I rarely like such films, so let’s leave.
• We do not usually watch TV.
• Unfortunately, they do not often meet.
• I am still walking near here! Where are you?