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Lesson 116 Every, no, any and some

 

Every None Any Some Everyone No one Anyone Someone Everybody Nobody Anybody Somebody Everything Nothing Anything Something Everywhere Nowhere Anywhere Somewhere

 

asleep/əˈsliːp/ adj. wear/wɛː/ v.
untidy/ʌnˈtʌɪdi/ adj. glasses/ˈɡlɑːsɪz/ n.
look for  

 

A. Rewrite these sentences.

 



Example

I didn’t buy anything. I bought nothing.

 



1. I didn’t do anyting

2. I didn’t see anyone.

3. I didn’t go anywhere.

4. I didn’t meet anybody.

 



B. Answer these questions using any/no with –one, -body, -thing, -where.

 



Example

Did you see anyone?

No, I didn’t see anyone. I saw no one.

 



1. Did you hear anything?

2. Did you go anywhere?

3. Did you write to anybody?

4. Did you speak to anyone?

5. Did you buy anything?

6. Did you meet anyone?

 



C. Rewrite these sentences.

 



Example

They’re all watching television.

Everyone’s watching television.

 



1. They’re all looking out of the window.

2. They’re all hurrying to work.

3. They’re all eating.

4. They’re all drinking lemonade.

 



Lesson 117 Tommy’s breakfast

 



When my husband was going into the dining-room this morning , he dropped some coins on the floor.

 



There were coins everywhere. We looked for them, but we could not find them all.

While we were having breakfast, our little boy, Tommy, found two small coins on the floor.

 



He put them both into his mouth. We both tried to get the coins, but it was too late. Tommy had already swallowed them!

Later that morning, when I was doing the housework, my husband telephoned me from the office.

“How’s Tommy?” he asked.

“I don’t know,” I answered, “Tommy’s been to the lavatory three times this morning, but I haven’t had any change yet!”

 



New words

 

go into swallow/ˈswɒləʊ/ v.
drop/ drɒp/ v. later/ˈleɪtə/ adv.
find/ fʌɪnd/ v. (found / faʊnd/, found / faʊnd/) toilet/ˈtɔɪlɪt/ n.
dining room/dʌɪnɪŋ/ n. both/bəʊθ/ pronoun.
coin/kɔɪn/ n. try/ trʌɪ/ v.
mouth/maʊθ/ n. lavatory/ˈlavət(ə)ri/ n.

 

Notes on the text

2. drop something1 on something2

3. look for

4. have breakfast

5. put something1 into something2

6.try to do something

7.

Past continuous:

 



(am, is) was
Subject + V+ing …
(are) were

 

Ex: I was reading a text.

They were reading a text.

8. When/While Past continuous, Past simple

 



 



Lesson 118 What were you doing?

 



ring /rɪŋ/ v. rang /raŋ/, rung /rʌŋ/

 



Exercises

 



A. Rewrite these sentences using when.

 



Example:

He arrived. I had a bath.

He arrived when I was having bath.

 



1. He knocked at the door. I answered the phone.

2. He came downstairs. I had breakfast.

3. The phone rang. I washed the dishes.

4. The boss arrived. She typed a letter.

5. The rain left. I bought the tickets.

6. It rained heavily. I drove to London.

 



B. Answer these questions.

 



Example

What were you doing when he arrived? (have a bath)

When he arrived I was having a bath.

 



1. What were you doing when he arrived? (cook a meal)

2. What were you doing when he arrived? (wash the dishes)

3. What were you doing when he arrived? (type letters)

4. What were you doing when he arrived? (shave)

5. What were you doing when he arrived? (boil the milk)

6. What were you doing when he arrived? (phone my sister)

7. What were you doing when he arrived? (dust the bedroom)

 



 




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