Who Was That Man You Were Talking To?

Who was that man you were talking to?

That was my brother Lou.

Who was that woman he was sitting with?

That was his girlfriend Sue.

Who were those people you were waving to?

Those were my friends from Maine.

Who was that woman you were talking to?

That was my student from Spain.

It Was Raining When She Saw Him

It was raining when she saw him.

It was raining when they met.

It was pouring when they fell in love,

the streets were dark and wet.

It was raining when they parted.

There were dark clouds in the sky.

It was raining when he left her,

when he turned and said “Good-bye.”

Unit 6

Exercises

3. Look! The Leaves Are Starting to Fall

Look! The leaves are starting to fall.

Winter is coming, winter is coming.

Now the nights are growing cold.

Winter is coming soon.

Look at the sky! It’s starting to snow.

Winter is here, winter is here.

Look at the sky! Look at the snow!

Winter is here, winter is here.

Look! The snow is starting to melt.

Spring is coming, spring is coming.

Look! The flowers are starting to bloom.

Spring is coming soon.

Look at the trees! Look at the flowers!

Spring is here, spring is here.

Look at the sun! Look at the sky!

Summer is coming soon.

Unit 8

Simple Past part two

Saturday Morning

First I called my mother.

We talked for an hour.

Then I played tennis,

went home, and took a shower.

I went to the kitchen,

made a cup of tea,

took out my English book,

and studied carefully.

I finished all my homework

without a mistake.

Then I decided

to take a little break.

I sat down for a minute

to watch TV,

fell asleep, and woke up at three.

What’s the Matter with Bob?

What’s the matter with Bob?

He lost his job.

What’s wrong with Sue?

She got the flu.

What’s the matter with Jack?

His check came back.

What’s wrong with Bill?

He got a chill.

What’s wrong with Peg?

She broke her leg.

What happened to Rose?

She bumped her nose.

Logical questions

I saw a friend of yours.

Who did you see?

I saw Jack Brown at the A&P.

I met a friend of yours.

Who did you meet?

I met your teacher on Bleeker Street.

She talked about you.

What did she say?

She said you spoke very well yesterday.

I Got a Fax from Max

I got a fax from Max!

What did he say?

He said he was going to the zoo today.

I got a call from Paul.

What did he say?

He said he was leaving for L.A. today.

I got a cable from Mabel.

What did she say?

She said she was coming for a visit in May.

What a surprise! A fax from Max!

What a kick! A call from Paul!

What a shock! A cable from Mabel.

Unit 9

Future Be + Going To

3. Hurry Up, Kate!

Hurry up, Kate, we’re going to be late.

Hurry up, hurry up!

Hurry up, Kate!

Come on, Steve, our plane is going to leave.

Come on, come on!

Come on, Steve!

Let’s go, Joe. I think it’s going to snow.

Let’s go, let’s go!

Let’s go, Joe!

Let’s not fight. We’re going to miss our flight.

Let’s not fight!

Let’s not fight!

Unit 9

Exercises

I Hope Jack’ll Be There

I hope Jack’ll be there.

I’m sure he will.

But what about you,

and what about Bill?

We’ll be there,

if we possibly can.

What about Ted?

He’s coming with Ann.

What about Joe?

He’s coming with Fran.

What about Bob?

What about Nell?

Nell’s not feeling very well.

Unit 11

Can / Can’t

This Can’t Be Right

This can’t be right.

It has to be wrong.

This trip can’t possibly

take this long.

Can’t we ask somebody where we are?

Can’t we take a rest? Can’t we stop the car?

We don’t have to stop.

I know the way.

I take this road almost every day.

We’ve Gotta Get Going

We’ve gotta get going.

Our plane is going to leave.

We have to be there by seven.

We have plenty of time.

It’s only five.

We don’t have to be there till seven.

We’ve gotta leave now.

We have plenty of time.

We have to get going.

We have lots of time.

We have to get moving.

We have plenty of time.

We don’t have to be there till seven.

Unit 11

Exercises

Your Cold Is Getting Worse

Your cold is getting worse.

You ought to see the nurse.

Oh no, I’m fine.

My cold is much better.

Your cough is getting worse.

You ought to see the nurse.

Oh, no, I’m fine.

My cough is much better.

Your cough sounds bad.

It doesn’t sound good.

You ought to see the nurse.

You really should.

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