月: 2013年10月

SEEN

What are the three forms of the verb to see?
The three forms of the verb to see are see-saw-seen.

What can you see in front of you?
I can see you in front of me.

How often do you see your parents?
I see my parents once a month.

Did you see a rainbow last summer?
No, I didn't see a rainbow last summer.

If you look outside the window,what will you see?
If I look outside the window, I'll see some buildings.

Have you ever seen a wolf?
Yes, I've seen a wolf.

Has your dad ever seen a wolf?
Yes, my dad has seen a wolf.

Have you ever seen a spider walking on the ceiling in your bedroom?
No, I've never seen a spider walking on the ceiling in my bedroom.

Have you ever seen a wasp's nest?
No, I've never seen a wasp's nest.

Have you seen a spaceship on TV this week?
No, I haven't seen a spaceship on TV this week.

Have you ever seen a pirate holding an octopus on his shoulders?
No, I haven't seen a pirate holding an octopus on his shoulders.

Have you ever seen a magic mirror?
Yes, I have seen a magic mirror.

Have you ever seen a penguin with a runny nose?
No, I have never seen a penguin with a runny nose.

MADE,MAKE SOMEBODY LAUGH,MAKE SOMEBODY CRY

What are the three forms of the verb to make?
The three forms of the verb to make are make-made-made.

Do you often make your promises to your parents?
Yes, I sometimes make my promises to my parents.

When was the last time you made a promise to your mum?
The last time I made a promise to my mum was last month.

Have you ever made your teacher laugh ?
Yes, I've made my teacher laugh.

Have you ever made anybody cry?
Yes, I have made anybody cry.

Have comedies always made you laugh?
No, comedies haven't always made me laugh.

Have you ever made sandwiches for your mum?
No, I've never made sandwiches for my mum.

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BUSINESSMAN,BUSINESS,READ

Would you like to be a businessman?
No, I wouldn’t like to be a businessman.

What does a businessman usually wear?
A businessman usually wears a suit, a shirt and tie.

Do all businessmen earn a lot of money?
No, I don’t think all businessmen don’t earn a lot of money, but some do and some don’t.

What do you think it means to be a good businessman?
To be a good businessman means to have a lot of good idea , to work hard and to be polite

What are the three forms of the verb to read?
The three forms of the verb to read are read-read-read.

Have you ever read adventure books?
Yes, I have read adventure books.

Have we read lesson 99 yet?
Yes, we have already read lesson 99.

Did you read your English book last week?
Yes, I read your English book last week.

How often do you read newspapers?
I read newspapers everyday.

Has your dad read any newspapers this week?
Yes, my dad has read some newspapers this week.

Has your mum moved any furniture in your house this year?
No, my mum hasn’t moved any furniture in our house this year.

Have you played football this week?
No, I haven’t played football this week.

Have you answered any questions this lesson?
Yes, I have answered some questions this lesson.

Have you asked the teacher any questions this lesson?
No, I haven't asked the teacher any questions this lesson.

Have you watched any cartoons this month?
No, I haven’t watched any cartoons this month.

Have you done anything crazy this month?
No, I haven’t done anything crazy this month.

Has your dad gone to work today?
No, my dad hasn’t gone to work today.

CEILING,EVERY AND THEN

What's above our heads?
The ceiling is above our heads.

Is there anything on the ceiling?
Yes, there is something on the ceiling.

What's there on the ceiling?
There are lights on the ceiling.

Have you ever touched the ceiling in your bedroom?
Yes, I have touched the ceiling in my bedroom.

How often do you look at the ceiling in the classroom?
I have never look at the ceiling in classroom.

What kind of work do you help your mum with every now and then?
Every now and then I help my mum with washing dishes.

What kind of things do your parents help you with every now and then?
Every now and then my parents don't help me with anything.

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GONE,DONE

What are the three form of the verb to go?
The three form of the verb to go are go-went-gone.

Have you ever gone through a forest at night?
No, I have never gone through a forest at night.

Did you go to the cinema last month?
No, I didn’t go to the cinema last month.

How often do you go to the cinema?
I go to the cinema once a year.

What are the three form of the verb to do?
The three form of the verb to go are do-did-done.

Has your mum done the washing this week?
Yes, my mum has done the washing this week.

Did your mum do the washing yesterday?
Yes, my mum did the washing yesterday.

How often does your mum do the washing?
My mum does the washing everyday.

Have you done household chores?
Yes, I have done household chores.

What time do you usually do household chores?
I usually do household chores in the morning or at in the evening.

Have you always enjoyed your holidays?
Yes, I have always enjoyed my holidays.

Have you ever touched a snake?
No, I have never touched a snake.

Have you ever climbed a mountain together with your parents?
Yes, I have climbed a mountain together with my parents.

Have your parents ever dived in the sea?
No, my parents have never dived in the sea.

Have you ever represented your country in the Olympic Games?
No, I have never represented my country in the Olympic Games.

Have you ever jumped into a swimming pool in your clothes?
No, I have never jumped into a swimming pool in my clothes.

Have you ever pulled a wooden puppet across the floor?
No, I have never pulled a wooden puppet across the floor.

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