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O R A L P R A C T I C E Lessons 1 - 25 - Shenker

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OP 11 - CLOSE-UP (2) - Affirmative sentences, past tense, regular verbs<br />

- Now let's make some sentences. I'll give the present tense, you give the past tense.<br />

"Want (to)" has its own Grammar Note (GN 11.4), but it's dealt with here together with other regular<br />

verbs. Just keep an eye on "to".<br />

I want to go.<br />

I want to go home.<br />

I want to go home after the show.<br />

Bill wants to study physics.<br />

Bill wants to study physics at MIT.<br />

(Ma sachuse ts Institute of Technology)<br />

Sheila studies music.<br />

Sheila studies music at the Royal Academy of Music<br />

The programme lasts 30 minutes.<br />

The film lasts two hours.<br />

My uncle lives in Germany.<br />

My course starts in September.<br />

I start working in February.<br />

I really miss my family.<br />

I phone them every day.<br />

We arrive in London.<br />

We walk to the park.<br />

I try to help you.<br />

They reply to our letters.<br />

The show finishes at 11.30.<br />

Now, what can you say about…<br />

Guglielmo ("gool-YELL-moh") Marconi and… the radio?<br />

And about James Watt and … the steam engine?<br />

Christopher Columbus and… America?<br />

Captain Cooke and… Australia?<br />

The second world war and… 1939?<br />

Our course… [October]<br />

This lesson… [ten o'clock]<br />

87<br />

I wanted to go.<br />

I wanted to go home.<br />

I wanted to go home after the show.<br />

Bill wanted to study physics.<br />

Bill wanted to study physics at MIT.<br />

Sheila studied music.<br />

Sheila studied music at the Royal Academy of Music.<br />

The programme lasted 30 minutes.<br />

The film lasted two hours.<br />

My uncle lived in Germany.<br />

My course started in September.<br />

I started working in February.<br />

I really missed my family.<br />

I phoned them every day.<br />

We arrived in London.<br />

We walked to the park.<br />

I tried to help you.<br />

They replied to our letters.<br />

The show finished at 11.30.<br />

G.M. invented the radio. (prompt if nece sary)<br />

J.W. invented the steam engine.<br />

C.C. discovered America.<br />

CC discovered Australia.<br />

The S.W.W. started in 1939. (Ill. Eng. L.14)<br />

Our course started in [October].<br />

This lesson started at [ten o'clock].<br />

Proceed with a note of "let's go over that again", but you're actually asking them real questions now.<br />

So, when did our course start?<br />

What time did this lesson start?<br />

And what time did you arrive here at school?<br />

When did you start studying English?<br />

(if appropriate) What did you study at university?<br />

(if appropriate) When did you finish university?<br />

(if appropriate) When did you start working for<br />

[your present company]?<br />

Possible segue: Now it's your turn to ask some questions.<br />

Our course / It started in [October].<br />

This lesson / It started at [ten o'clock].<br />

I arrived at […].<br />

I started […].<br />

I studied […].<br />

I finished […].<br />

I started […].

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