Idiom Review 5
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All ears
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Give you a hand
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Head start
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Learned them by heart
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See eye to eye
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Sweet tooth
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Pulling my leg
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Get it off your chest
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Conversation 1
A Can we talk?
B Sure! I’m _________________.
A I think you
should vote for Denise for President!
B What? Are you __________________?
A No. I’m serious.
B I’m sorry; I
can’t. Let’s not talk about it anymore because we don’t
_____________________
about this.
Conversation 2
A What do you
want for dinner?
B How about a
chocolate cake? Or apple pie? Or strawberry ice cream?
A I said
dinner, not dessert.
B I can’t help
it! I have a big __________________!
Conversation 3
A Where is
Kevin?
B We’ll meet
him in the park. I gave him a
________________ because he walks
so slowly.
Conversation 4
A What’s the
past tense of hang?
B Hung.
A Do you know
all the irregular verbs?
B Yes! I ________________________.
Conversation 5
A You look
worried.
B I am.
A What
about? Come on! ____________________________.
Conversation 6
A Are you busy
tomorrow afternoon?
B No, Why?
A I was
wondering if you could help me move.
B Sure. I’ll _________________________
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Week Eight Verbs
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Simple Present Tense
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Past Tense
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Participle
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Hear
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Heard
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heard
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Hurt
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Hurt
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Hurt
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Hide
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Hid
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Hidden
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Hold
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Held
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Held
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Hit
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Hit
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hit
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WHAT WOULD YOU DO
IF YOU HAD A LOT OF MONEY?
1. If I had a lot of
money, I wouldn’t loan any to my friend. I would give her some.
2. If I had a lot of
money, I wouldn’t need to borrow any from my friends.
3. If I had a
lot of money, I would refuse to loan money to a family member.
4. If I had a lot of money,
I couldn’t refuse to loan money to a family member.
5. If you had a lot
of money, you could quit your job.
6. If you had a
lot of money, you could start (open) your own business. (unreal condition)
7. If you have a lot
of money, you can open your own business.
(present tense: a fact.)
8. If a family member
gambled a lot, I would refuse to loan them money.
9. If I were poor, I
might refuse to loan money to a family member.
10. If I didn’t need a
large sum of money, I wouldn’t take out a loan for a large sum of
money from a bank.
11. If I wanted to buy
a house, I would take out a loan for a large sum of money from a bank.
12. If you quit
your job, you would need to look for another one.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO
IF YOUR FRIEND HAD A LOT OF MONEY?
13. If my
friend had a lot of money, I would ask her to loan me money.
14. If my friend had a
lot of money, I wouldn’t ask her to loan me money.
15. My friend has
a lot of money, but I won’t ask to borrow any.
16. Even though
my friend has a lot of money, I won’t ask to borrow any.
Have you read down this far? Excellent! Here's what words we'll practice on Monday. Do you know all the definitions?
1, identity theft
2. balance
3. overdraft
4. china
5. forbid
6. awkward
7. make clear
8. awkward
9. keep track
of
10. orphan
11. Let’s face it
12. to come into
money
13. keep track of
14. to pay back
15. Maiden name
16. computer hack
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