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PastTime 1275. Where was David's great-grandfather going to do missionary work?6. Why did the committee recommend a woman in New York State?7. What was unusual about the date June 13, 200t?~ EDITINGReadJennifer Garcictsjournalentry. There are 11 mistakes in the use ofverb constructions.The first mistake is alreadycorrected. Find and correct 10 more.MayZO~ ~~Ijust had to write today. It's our slrmonth anniversary. Jlm and 1",;-.,~ married six months as of today. 50 maybe this Is the time for me to takestock of my situation The obvious question Is whether I'm happy I getmarried. The answer Is "Absolutely: When I remember what my life hasbeen like before we're getting married, I realiu /'lOW how lonely I've beanbefore. Jlm Is a wonderful guy. 51/'lCe we both work. we took turns doing thehousework. He's real/y good about that. When we have been dating, I wasn'tsure whether or /'lOt I'll have to do 01/ the housework. But I wasn't haVing~ any reason to worry. Today We spIlt everything 50 / 50. The only complaint Iwas haVing Is that Jlm snores at night. When I tel/ him that, he only says."Wel/, sweetie, you snore too: I c/on't believe It. But If thiS Is our onlyproblem, I gue.ss we're pretty lucky.Wel/, I would have a long and tiring day, but it's almost over. It's time to 90to sleep.
~ UNrr211 Communication Practice~ LISTENING() Read these questions. Usten to the news broadcast. Then listen again and answereach question in a complete sentence containing a past-time verb.1. What did Samantha Yang and Darrell Hammerhire Reverend Martinez to do?They hired him to marry them while they wereparachute jumping from a plane.2. To date, how many jumps have Samanthaand Darrell each made?3. How long have they been members of thejumping group?Do you lakethiS woman.to be yourlawfull~weddeuwife?UNUSUAL WEDDINGS4. How were they originally going toget married?5. Why did they decide not to do this? (firstreason)6. Why did they decide not to do this? (secondreason)7. Had Reverend Martinez ever done this kindof wedding before?[now pronounce 'jou.~u5ba~ and Wife.
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