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PREFACE

The American Language course (ALc) ts designed primarily

:ntensive language training for an
program. HowJver,'th"". materials
:an also be used in nonlntensive programs. The course will
provide students with a -
sufficient lever of rruencv and
I3nmunicative proficiency in Engrish to enabre
pursue technical them to
successfully or professionar training in schoors
: rnducted by the Department of Defense.

lhe General English Phase of the ALC consists of six,, progressive

-evers of language proficiency training. Each level contains 6
separate instructional packages.

Leve1IBooksl6
Level II Books Z L2
Level III Books 13 Lg
Level IV Books L9 24
Level .V Books 25 30
Level VI Books 3L 36

l:-e coordlnated instructional packages consist of the followlng:

1. Instructor. Text
2. Student Text
3. Audio tapes
4. rnstructor Language Laboratory Activities Bookret
5. Student tanguage taboratory Activities Booklet
6. Quiz Kits

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! : : :m"nendations for improving this pilot edition are encouraged.

-:::ers should be addressed to: Commandant, Defense Language
**s::-:ute English
- Language Center, ATTN: LEAC, tackland Air
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 DISTRIBUTION OF OBJEEfr\/ES

LANGUAGE LABORATORY ACTIVITIES FIOR BOOK 15

LESSON 1

ln PE 1A (S r p. 1)

Figures 1-3 Vocabulary

Figrure 4 Grammar (how often)
Figrure 5 Writing Skill (develop text from key words )

tape 18 (ST p. 7)

Fl-grures L-2 Vocabulary

Figrure 3 Grammar ( suffix -ion) |
Figr.rres 4-5 Reading Skill- ( identify same word as key)

tme lC ( ST p. 11)

Ftgrrres L-2 Grammar ( suffLx -ion)

Fi-gure 3 VocabuLary /Function
Figrure 4 tistening Skill. (write numbers)
Figtrre 5 Listening Skill (select main idea)

tme l.D (ST p. 1s )

Flgrures I-2 Reading SkiJ.I. (identify same word as key)
FLgures 3-4 Grammar (comparative/superlative adverbs)
Fi,gure 5 Writing Skill (cloze)

LESSON 2

fue 2A (ST p. 19)

Figures L-2 Vocabulary

Figrure 3 Listening Skill- (Same/different sentences )
Figure 4 ' Grammar (will-/would)
Figure 5 Writing Skill (cloze)
 NOTES TO THE STT'DBII

Laboratorl' lctivities (LLA)

,rfrLs bookret contains the Language
Book 15'
.F
pencil and lJris boolclet to do ttre
b will need a pen or
Al1 directions are given orally on the
ceivitLeg correct1y.
to listen carefully_-to-do- ttre instructions
t4res. rt ls impor-tant be told
the tape terls you to You will
rd to do the thJ-ngs answer guestlons'
words orq sentences and to ask and
b repeat wofds or
wilr at'so be told to choose and mark certhin
tu.r plrrases' of sentences '
of tg wrlte special words,
Spresslons, y_ou the correct answers right
of the tLme the i"p" wirr give
E8t tel1
so you can check your woir. sometimes the tape will
JBfi, answers Relax' listen
to roor on pa;; for the -
tur " ""rtaln
GrsfullY' and reslrcndl

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 NOTES TO THE STT'DBII

Laboratorl' lctivities (LLA)

,rfrLs bookret contains the Language
Book 15'
.F
pencil and lJris boolclet to do ttre
b will need a pen or
Al1 directions are given orally on the
ceivitLeg correct1y.
to listen carefully_-to-do- ttre instructions
t4res. rt ls impor-tant be told
the tape terls you to You will
rd to do the thJ-ngs answer guestlons'
words orq sentences and to ask and
b repeat wofds or
wilr at'so be told to choose and mark certhin
tu.r plrrases' of sentences '
of tg wrlte special words,
Spresslons, y_ou the correct answers right
of the tLme the i"p" wirr give
E8t tel1
so you can check your woir. sometimes the tape will
JBfi, answers Relax' listen
to roor on pa;; for the -
tur " ""rtaln
GrsfullY' and reslrcndl

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tane 28 (St p. 2s)
Ftgures 1-3 VocabuI.ary
|tlgnes 4-5 Readlng Skil.t (l'dentt.fy sane rord aE key )
Elgnne 6 Grannar (modals)

rioe ZC (ST B. 3s)

FLgnre 1 Vocabulary
FLgrures 2-3 Reading Skill (l.dentify same word as kev )
FLgrures 4-5 Granmar ( anynhere/somewhere )

Iape 2D ( Sf p- 39 )

Figrure 1 F'unction
FLgrure 2 Grarnnar (can)
Figrure 3-5 tfrlting SkLll ( develop text from key words )

LESSON 3

Tape 3A ( St p. 4s)
Figrrres 1-6 Vocabulary
FLgure 7 Grammar ( wasr/were,/going to )
a

Tape 38 { ST p. sl )
Figures L-2 Vocabulary
FJ.gures 3-4 Gramurar ( Lndtrect ,and reported speech )
Figrure 5 Vocabularlr

Tape 3C ( ST p. ss)
ftgures 1:3 Grarnmar ( indefinite compounds + else )
FLgrure 4 LLstening Skl-l1 ( same or dif ferent sentenees )
FiEtrre 5 Vocabulary
Fi-gure 6 Speaking SkLll' (syllabte stress)

Tape 9D ( Sr p. se )
Fl-gure 1 Listentng SkLll. (select the main idea)
Fl.grure 2 Ll.stent.ng Skilt. (wrLte the maLn idea)
FLgure 3 FunctLon
Fl-gure 4 Vocabular1z
FLgure 5 Listening SkLl,I (same or dLffernt sentences)

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 LESSON 4

Tape 4A (ST p. 63)

"
Flgures l-4 Vocabulary
FJ.gure s Llstening skr-rI ( same or dif ferent sentences )
Fl,gures 6-z Readtns'skirr ( r.dentrry
";;-;;Ja-"I-key)
Ta n e 48 (S t p. 6e)
FJ'gures l-s Vocabulary
FLgures 6-z Grammar (reflexLve pronouns )

Ta p e 4C (St p. 75)
Figures L-2 Granmar ( Iinking verbs )
Figure 3 Vocabulary
Figure 4 ' Listening SkitJ. ( select best title )
Figure s tistening Skitl ( identify same word as kev)
t

Ta p e 4 D (Sl p. 81 )

FJ-gures 1-3 Grammar ( suf fJ.x -Iy)

Figure 4 Listenirq Skir.t (wiite the titre),
Fl_gure s Grammar ( emphatic/refrexr-ve
F1gure pronouns )
6) l{ritLng skilr (develop text }rom key words)

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 LANGUAGE LABORATORY ACTIVITIES. TAPE 1A. BOOK ]-5

Figure l-

Sergeant': FALL IN !

Pvt Smith: I don't think I can march any farther in this heat !
Ifm already sweating.

Pvt Jones: Don't 1et the sergeant hear you say that or he' 11
make you keep walking 'til 'you have to crawl on your
hands and knees.

Sergeant: You can take a break now. Ten minutes and then wefll
do the next driII. It'1l be marching with weapons,
so get the sweat off your hands and rel-ax these ten
minutes . f'at f, OUf t

Pvt Smith: The sarge is tough and works us hard, but he gives us
a chance to rest between drills.

Pvt Jones: Yeah. It's almost like he heard you complain about
the heat.
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2.

3.

4.

Figure 2

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Sergeant: All right, now. Uniform of the day is fatigues, your

work clothes. I want everything in this barracks to
shine! Sweep the ffooryut all the dirt, and
then aqpjt with plenty of soap and water. Scrub it
with E-brush on your hands and knees if you hFto.
Polish the furniture and windows till they shine,
l.nsffi and out! You dj-dn't join this man's army to
rest and have a good time ! You entered it to learn
how to work. Now get out the pofish for this place
and get busy!

Pvt Smith: Why does he have to ye11?

Pvt Jones: He must think we won't do it if he doesnft te1I us

1oudIy.
 1.

2.

3.

Figure 3

Sergeant: Okay! I see you trainees need special instructions

on how to iron. your uniforms. None of you guys in
training have ttrem as smooth as they should be.

Pvt Smith: But Sarge, Irve never used an iron before. My mom
always ironed my shirts for me.
:Pvt Jones: Me too, Sarge. I guess we need to learn how to iron.

Sergeant: I'm about to instruct you. Pay attention. Werll

think of tnis alqqilling you in how to j-ron. And a
drill means practice; practice, practice, so you two
can practice what you t ve learned on the uniforms of
everyone in this barracks !

Pvt Smith: Aw, Sarge !

Pvt Jones: When will we learn not to complain?

f-.

2.

3.

Figure 4

do You work after 4 P'm'? ( seldom )

EXAMPLE: MiKE: How often
AIex: I seldom work after that time.

1. How often do You go downtown?

2. How often do theY eat dinner out?

3. How often does stre polish the furniture?

4. How often do the Millers come over?

5. How often do You watch TV?

6. How often do you cook your own breakfast?

7. How often does Hank iron his own shirts?

B. How often do You drink coffee for breakf'ast?

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Figrrre 5 I

ness sergeant/nss herl/promised/trainees/speciar dinner /end/ basic

training

They / to 1 d/hin/favur1.Ee real

He / tr Led/ take/ms tfu|rfg/eactr menu/p I an /me a 1

trainees/thought/ress ballr/me11ed/meal/sure to taste good

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they/right

something/ sP ecLa]- fE vclme

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 SAI{ST{ERS FOR TAPE 1A. BOOK I-5

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Figure 5

The mess sergeant in the mess hall promised the tnainees a

special dinner at the end of their basic trainiog. They aII told'
him what their favorite meal was. He tried to take one thing from
eactr menu and plan a good meal. The trainees thought.the mess hall

smelled so good that the meal was sure to taste grood. They were

right ! And there was somethlnE speciar for everyorr€. ,

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 LANGUAGE LABORATORY ACTIVITIES.. TAPE 18. BOOK 15

Figure 1

n"**:T:tl^:lg rones
|rt 3r." learning a 1ot of things in the
J''i"Ji".X"Ii"Iiu'iT";'il5i;
,.r , c r r t\I Lr l t

",'9.i""t""a. na*-;;-use
Swent fh a hanr o^t- ^ - --. r-r^ r--^ ^ - -- -
gro-:TE-
t a"-In;-Jni"t55iwork
;::3:.*l;-:'::::::^*i:l a !ep.
ff::':=il"I^":::i"g-:l:^.=:::T",
t e";-ih,Ji-i""ri".,Jrl -"ru *
^t1"v-aia.'
ll:L::"1,^.:^::11. ^l:"::y?,k.
learned to ,appreciate their . .
mothers.
"*;:f.

They watch the other men carefulry

after they have cleaned..
Jl"v .gt'?Td the area they've cleaned ana make sure that the other
men don't leave-Tiash aiound the barracks.
thej-r mothers used to yel I at them ! Now they
( know why
Figrure 3

1. Yes, T hawe a big

2. Yes , T- got lost in the

3. No, he didn't know the

4. Yes, their was tough.

5. Yes, but the wonrt takt, long.

6. No. the are o n it .

7. Yes, the is i-n England.

8. No, Dr. Keyes wi1.l do the

Figure 4

1. wa].k wake warm want wa].k woke

2. close clasp claps close c].ass clash
3. just j oin jump j ust gist j a il
4. half calf half hair hand have
5. lebve ].earn later lunch leave light
6. river right repeat report review river
7. plane plate play pl.ane place plain

8. smoke smoke snack snow smi le smal1

9. shirt short shirt shine show shave
10. tal I taI-k take te1 1 ta1 I tool
F*gure 2

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1. fine f"ind fine fi Im. fa]. 1 fin

?- hunt heat hope hurt hunt hose

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3. goal gift gold goaJ. graze g a le
2
4. almost already always alone amount almost
3
5. bi1 1 pi 11 bill boil hil 1 beer
4
6. from front form from free fond
5
7. care care card cash chip calm
6
B. dea1 dark diet dial deal dole i
7a
hand hang hand hard have, hung
I B;
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l-o . leak lark lead l ake ].eak lank g-

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6.

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Figure 1

1. real ize. . . teEll-zation

2. {ivide. . . divl-sLorr

3. decide. . . decisLon

4. describe. . . description

5. repeat. . . rep€tLtigr

6. introduce. . . introdllction

7. salute. . . salutation

8. memorl- ze . .. n(euor1zatLon
g. n multJ-ply. . . nul.tl-pl'l-cation

Lo. operat€. . . operatLon

FLgure 2

1. 1 2 3 4 5

2. L 2 3 1 5

3. 1 2 3 I 5

4. 1 2 3 I 5

5. L 2 3 4 5

6. L 2 3 1 5

7. L 2 3 1 5

B. 1 2 3 1 5

9. L 2 3 4 5

10 . L 2 3 4 5

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 Figure 3

E. Then we had lunch-

b. We got uP at O53O-

C. W e had first aid in s t ru : : : : :

d. We marched to the mess a3--

e. We f inallY got free ti:re ::

lights out.

f. We went on a ten-mi le ; a: : :.

g. We shaved, showered, rna:e : cur area

and fell in for PT.

tl. We had mail call and wea: :

i. After breakfast, w€ Cri i I e:

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PARAGRAPE A

PARAGRAPH B

PARAGRAPH C

PARAGRAPH D

PARAGRAPH E

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Figrure 5

1. a. Betslr' Ross made the f irst U. S ' f lag '

and a new star to the flag

b. Betsy' Ross added a new striPe
each time a new state joined the United States -

C. Today, the U.S. flag has 50 s t a rs .

The fJ.S'. flag has one striPe for each 'of the first L3
d.
states and one star for everY state.

2. 6. Miritary personnel do a lot of traveling-

b. Military personnel travel overseas-

Military personnel can occasionallyr ask for a certain

c.
arga.

Military personnel work with people in other countries'

d.

3. E. Basic traLning lasts for 30 days.

b. Basic training has a fuII and difficult schedule.

C. Every day is fuII in Basic Training.

d. Eactr day of the week is a little different-

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 LANGUAGE LABORATORY ACTMTIES, TAPB lD, BOOK 15

Fig-ure t-

f-. earth early extra earn earth exact enter

2. cheese chance cheese charge cheese check chest
3. museum mr,rseum muscle must mustard museum much
4. grass glrass grade gl ass graze grass guest
5. outside outdoor outside overseas outside ourselves outside
6. retired requrrect reasoned retired returned record reduced
7. drink dril I dress drink drive drink drapes
8. strained strained sprained stringed stamped strained strain
9. ' inside invite inside instruct inj ure j-nside intend
LO. thick trick think thick thank thick thirst

Figure 2

l-. wi-ne wipe wrap wind wr-ne wide wife

2. variety vanilla variety va1ley volume variety vertieal
3. u n u sual uncertain unhappy uncle usual unusual usually
4. yie ld yellow young yield your yard yourself
5. taste test taste toast trust thirst tasty
6. stea k stick stock steak steak stuck stake
7. r ise rise rose raise risen ri.se ride
B. qu j- e t quite quiet quit quilt guiet quiet
9. pr o m ise promote proud promise problem promise program
10. ca n d le cancel candy carpet candle camera candle

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Figure 3 Fi

l- . Hal studies than John. 1

2. Bobby doesnft play any than Jerry. 3

3. He1en drives of them all. 5

4. Herb moved than Frank. 7

5. Jane didn't walk 9

10

6. John answered than he should have.

7. The sergeant ye1 1ed than the lieutenant, Fi(

8. When hb's angry, he speaks of all.

9. Brian speaks than Brad.

10. Hal and Helen go to the rnovies than Ar:

Bud and B etty.
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F'igure 4

l. yes /Peter,/wo rk / care fu 1 ly/Paul

2. nor/Janl1ess often/Jane

3. yes /they/p1ay/happily/Dan and Don

4. no/Sam/Iess carelessly/Hank

5. She r/ spoke r/rude 1 y/ nece S s ary

6. yesr/he/guick lyrzthan John

7. nolthey/ less promptly/should

g. yes,/th ey / acted,/pol ite LV / t expected

9. yes/but/we hear/Iess frequently/we I d like

10 . nor/he gave/ less clearl y /he should

Figrure 5

Many people like to on their vacatiotl. They

spend the whole two they have off driving

places of interest like Grand Canyon in

Arizona. of these places have for

people to stay or there are good

in the towns close them.

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Figure 5

Many people' Iik" to tnay9l=.on their vacati@r!- They may spend

two weeks they of f driving to p,trac*s of interest

the whole {&:"
in ittz6i^. Many of tbese ptaces have areas
rike the Grand canyon

out-of-doors' of there are good notels in the

for peopLe to stay

towns close to them-

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 LANGUAGE LABORATORY ACTIVITIES. TAPE 2A, BOOK 15

Figure 1

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Mike Marsh and l'1oIIy KeIIy were married in June. They beld
the wedding ceremony j-nsj-de her home. Before the ceremory, the{
had to make ptans tor arl- tne food and d;ms, because afterwarE\
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there was a big receptron outside. It r^tas a lovely par@I:-
celeblate the [appl'-i'edaingr r rrrev invilea a rot oi i.re"ls. Most
ot tnem we.re fri-end-s cf the young couple, but, in ad*ition to their
f riends, 'invitati-cnS tc the Le:-e6ratibn went to friends of
their pa'ren-ts-,. toc. ri: 'n.'asffi dayl

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 2 F
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When Mike and Molly Marsh got home from their honeymoon, they
had a barbecue for their families. They had the party as soon as
they moved into their new apartment. At fjrst, they were afraid
I guests.
they didn t trave enough room for their They were ffifr
that there weren't places for all of them to sit. But Mike put
chairs around the table and in the living room, and they made room
fot everyone. Then, there was nowhere to put the food!

6.

Figure 3

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Mike: Would you l-i-ke to come to our house for a barbecue

thi s SaturCai' n ig h t ?

Mark: Yes,

2. Mrs. Mapes: Cou l-d !'ou he lp me f ind this dress in blue?

Salesclerk: YeS,

3. Marge: WiII you taste this for me and see what it needs?
Marcie: but I rm not very good at deciding
what's missing. My daughter

4. Pete: Can I get you a cup of coffee?

Paul: it with
cream and sugar, please.

5. Nan: Would you like a dish of strawbemi-es with cream and

'sugar?

Pam: Yes, , but I 'm on a diet.

j ust the strawberries, ple6e.

6. DaIe: WiIl you help u s c e le b ra t e our anniversary Sunday?

Dora: more than happy t o .
bring a c ake if y o u ' d lik e .

7. Helen: Should we cook hamburgers at the park or just bring

some food for the picnic?

Joan: fried chicken for the picnic,

but I can't help with cooking hamburgers. The smoke
is bad for me.

B. Dave : Wi 11 you p rne with

he J_ the drinks?
Her b: part of the evening. Maybe John

, too.

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Figure 5

is a barbeclJe. It' s
grs
A popular party in

Partl' where theY' cook food outdoors It can

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the
a large get-together 1 ike that a company gi-ves one

sma
all of its workers, it can be a
mea
get-together like a couple fniends over for an hav

meal. The words "We?re to barbecue ! "

mearl "We ! re to have a party! " Texas.

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 IlEruIS FIOR TAPE 2A, BOOK 15

Figure 5

A popular pa"rtry i-lr leras is a barbeclle. It' s a party where

they cook the food out&ors- It can be a large get-together 1ike
one thaL a company gives for all of its workers, or it can be a
small get-togettrer like a ouple having friends over for an evening
meal . The words .Ue're going to barbecue ! " mean ',We t re going to
have a party!' in teras-

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1. anniversarfz 2. barbecue
They were married on Mike likes to cook outside.
June 10 last year. He always barbecues on
Today ls their first Sunday afternoons.
anniversary.

3. steak 4. company
Mike likes steak The Marshes are having
better than chicken . company this evenlng.
Their guests are good
f rie n d s .

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 has got, trave got dance
hasn't got, haven't got Mike and Molly J.ike to
Theyfve got a beautiful dance.
new car. They havenrt
got an old car.

6rFrctR!'
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7. c1ub B. ].uncheon
They go to the cl.ub Mo1ly went to a luncheon
o fte n. at the club yesterday at
noon.

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9. Qrop in 10. help ttremseJ.ves

Molly's mother dropped The waitress let them help
in this morning. She themselves to dessert. She
didnrt caII before didn't serve them.
sfie came.

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t the beef. He cuts it of ham and. cheese.
thin.

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 13. pickles L4. mayonnaise, 'l i
vani l l a,
Pickles are mustard, ketchup, chocolate
good on sauces Vanilla cake
hamburgters. Some people like :- s wh j-te, and
mayonnaise anC ci-locolate cake
mustard on ti:eir i- s brown.
hamburgers, anC
some pecple t_ike
ketchup anC cther c

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popular drinks. a 3 n an,ce to do something F

{
ill

:: :u:- s3rnething at a 1ater

- ::er tlnne .

28
lilt
inli
itli:
ligure 2

\'

(,

c"/, 0c,
-1 1 c
4J

'il

<!-.r--
,ft^{SY
:{ \

Mike and t''iol ti' l.1a:=:t a:e going to celebrate their f i-rst
anniversary on the te::::: =! r:e::t month. It' s been almost one year
@weremarr:e:.Thei,aren'tSurehowtheywantto
: e lebrate it, but ti:ei- rlr,I -,,,,tiey vrant to have some kind of get-
:ogether. Mike enj:;s :::l-:ar j outdoors, so he of fered to barbecue
steaks if Molly l.,'ants t: ha'.'e ccinpany for dinner.

Molly isn't sure c:.e ',.,'ants guests for dinner, because she
:iasn' t grot a lot c f n' :e di shes , and having guests is a lot of
.
',",'ork She thought . ti:e r- ;:: :hi: gc to a dance at the , club they belong
1o, and she's gct a bea:tifr:- ner,J dress she wants to wear.

But she ' s a1s o tt:r..:ln3 about having a luncheon at the club
:he Sunday before the:: alnrversary. People could drop in when
:hey wante'd to arrC he*r ther,selves to the food. Tht Coot< at the
:1ubcou1dbarbecuea:.ffiandputthes1icesonthetab1e
l,iith chreese and rcl1.. ;f,--j. C also have pickles, rnalronnaise,
mustard, ketchup, an: :ther sauces on the table so people could
nake sandwiches. The:e ',.;:ui.j be vanilla and chocolate cake for
Cessert. There i.rcuil ais: be r.rine and beer tor tnose wno wanted
it.

"Thj-s way," sae tells i.lj-ke, "we can get a rain check from the
:Iub if it rains. The:-, -,.,'ecan postpone the party until the next
Sunday, and \^,'€',.,'i;f' 't r,: = s c *r anniversary. Don' t you think that t s
a good idea? "

Mike doesn a:.s:;::-. iie j- sn ' t real ly sure of anything

except how mucir 's
; il- : ll to cost.
Figure 3
Fii
l

1. T F

T F ' -.

3. T F

4. T F

5. T F

6. T F

7. T F
n

8.. T F

9. T F

10 .. T F

Figrufe 4

i
1. sl ip slap slop s la b slip slow
-2. ro11 role roil roll rilI roll

3. boy buy boy bug boy bay

4. tirr til 1 ta le to11 tell tiIl

5. game, gain gate game grade dame

6. sest sa$t sew sow sew say

7. belt beLt bolt ba1 1 belt belt

B. love live love 1ove lose loaf

9. pu11 pa11 pol1 po'le pull puII

Lo. seem some seam seen seqs seem

30
Figure 5

1. hip hrrn
!{sf, hop hip how hep
2. wa].k * cr5ts wa 1k work walk talk
3. f u11 nli I t
fal 1 fai I fuI1 f u1L
4. tire ti- 1e ti-re tore tire
5. wi1 1 ?r ts i. ..1- wall wi I1 will wi 1e
6. blood bl ed blood b1 ade blood
7. fun €trn
fan fin fun fen
B. Iuck Cuck I uck cluck suck tuck
9. hose t' n r qo haze whose hose hast
10. for f,ar for fore fur for

Figure 6

1. I hear loud mus:-c. There be a party somewhere.

2. Joe be here yet. I haventt seen him.

.Tchnny corne to my house for dinner?

4. He con"le today, but he come tomorrow.

5- I go to the grocery Is
store, because there
no food in ti:e h:use.

-!UJ
meet my friend?

7. It rain this evening.

B. It f et cooler tomomow.

31
 9. You study for your book quiz -

J-O. you help me move this box, Please?

1L. you see the tennis games

yesterdaY?

L2. Fr an k drive when he w.as sixteen.

J-3. Marge play tennis, but she doesn't anymore-

L4. I help you?

15. The book many short stories.

L6 . They don't answer the phone. TheY not be horne

from work yet.

L7. You be more careful out in the sun.

LB. ItIs be cooler tomorrow.

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 AIISTERS FOR TAPE 28, BOOK l_5

Figure 6

1. I hear loud nusic. There must be a party somewhere.

2. Joe must not b,e here yet. I haven't s e e n h im.
3. May Johnny cme to uy house for dinner?

4. He can't con€ today, but he can come tomorrow.

5. I have to go to tl-e grrocery store, because there ' s no food

in the house.

6. Would you like to neet my friend?

7. It may rain this evening.

B. It might get cooler to,morrow.

9. You should study for your book quiz.

10. Could you help lne move this box, please?

l- 1 . Were..you able to see the tennis games yesterday?

L2. Frank could drive when he was sixteen.

13. Marge used to play tennis, but she doesn't anymore.

L4 . Could I help you?

15 . The book is made up of many short storj_es.

16 . They don't answer the phone. They must not be home from
work yet.

L7 - You.ought to be more careful out in the sun.

l-8. Itf s supposed to be cooler tomorrow.

33
Figure 1

Dialog Number 1

Dial"og Number 2

Dialog Number 3

Dialog Number 4

Dialog Number 5

DLalog Number 6

Dialog Number 7

Dialog Nuniber I

Dialog Number 9

Dialog Number 10

35

I
 Figure 2
Figurt

l-. b ull pul1 bowl bu11 b a le bu1l" b a ll 1. l

dirt dirt dart date d irt dirt drop 2.

3. fare fore fair fail f a re farm fare 3.
4. held help held hold h a il h ilI h e ld 4.
5. j oin just j ai1 join ju mp jo in jo in 5.
6- pure pure poor pure pare pour pore 6.
7. r o11 rule rai.1 role ro 1 1 re e l 7.
riI l
B. stun stem stun stone s t a in stun s t i1 l B.
9. sme11 smelt smalI smelL s me l1 gpel-1 s me I l 9.
10. knob knob knot know k n if e knob knee 10.

Figure 3 Figu:

L. barn barn born burn barn barn bone

2. g r aze group grade graze gift gtaze guest
3. l i fe left lif e live lain luck lif e Heh
4. much much mush must much mesh much
know
5. ride road rode rich ride rid raid
6. sti 1l spi.1I st ile s t ill sta1l reme
stale spell
7. lamb lamb Iamp lame land lamb lump
can
8. foot food fee t foot four fool fore
o sing sing sang song' sign sing sing
10. cl ass clear cl o s e c le a n class class c lu b

JO
 Figure 4

111 1. no/but/see/somewhere

rop 2. no/anywhere
-\
lre 3. nowhere/staY/home/studY

E ld 4. don' t/know/putlsomewhere/now /can' t find

rin 5. yes/1ike/go/downtown

)re 6. yes/can't find/anY wh e re

111 7. yes/P Iace/somewhere/ ma l

bi_11 B. nolnowhere/thank You

nel L 9. no/but,/eat/somewhere/close/hungry t

1O. don,t know/sure/but/h e a rd / v o ic e / s o me wh e re / b e f o re

Fignrre 5

)ne
Mark has )-ost his keYs. He can't find them
rest

Ife He has looked and looked- He opened the door with them so he

rch
knows they are in h is ro o m, b u t he can't
rid
qhere he put them. TheY aren't that he
i"rr remember

mp
can see.
tre

Ing

lub

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 S,NSWERS FOR TAPE 2C, BOOK 15

Figure 5

Mark has lost hls keys. He cantt find them anlnrhere. He has

looked.and looked. He opened the door with them so he knows they

are somewhere in his room. but he can't remember wtrere he put them

They arenrt anlnuhere that he can see.

38

i
I
 LNGITa IlE)nrlTORY AgrrvrTrEs, TAPE 2D, BOOK 15

Figure I

EXAMPLEJ ;ofrn: tlt rrif€ is having a luncheon in our home next

SOaf' at 1 of clock. Wef d like you and your i
rrl-fe to come. Think you can make Ltz
l

Bill:
hsvs tolcheck/my
lnrrltatl-onr/
wi felbut/think/can.

I'11 have to ctreck with my wife

I llrtnk we can. Thanks for ttre
/Thanks /

to be sure,
invl-tation.
i
but
j
I
1. nolfrierrds lorlry tor/weekend/can't Join

2. yes/no plms/Saturday/like to r,
yes/apple
:.
4. yes/coffee

5. nolhad orn

6. yes/1 rcvl-e bo

7. no/other pl'trrq/lianl<s/asking

I . no/don't drl,.nt

Fignrre 2

1. yes/prepare fpa*il/early
2. maybe/get f LL*lnares/Pan/MarY

3. yes/ atfr,fprqnre ffcrld/now/ freeze/iflwant

4. make/calces f rctlrs / I/dolshopping / lnv5-tat ions

5. sure/yur lbl:g help/believe

39
 Figure 3

p a r ti es/fu n i

planning,/giving/going to c1

first job/planning a party/when/who you want to invite

writing and sending/invitations

p1 anning/re f reshments/preparing/hardest work

guests arrive/enj oyl food/company / gLad/ did/work

40

rl
Figrre 4

invitation

club

music,/good

re f re shments / de1icious

a f terwards /vi sited,/ frLends

wfiole evening/pleasant

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

4L
Figune 5

Mike 's third birthday

party

cake and ice cream

candles

blew them out

uHappy Birthday" to Mike

t.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

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 AXSTERS FOR TAPE 2D, BOOK 15

Figure 4

Hank and Helen got an invitation.to a dance. They were going

to hold the dance at the club- When they got there, the music
sounded good, and the refreshments tasted delicious. Afterwards,
they visited with soe friends- The whole evening was quite
p le a sa n t.

Figure 5

The Mi-Ilers celebrated their son Mikefs third birthday with a

party. They served cake and ice cream. Mike blew out the candles
on the cake- Everybody sang 'Happy Birthday. ll

I
I
I

I
I
I

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 LANG{'AGE LABORATORY ACTIVITIES. TAPE 3A. BOOK 15

Fl-gure 1

1. HOW MANY COr{IINE}{TS ...?

souTH/
MERIC-A

6
ANTARCTICA

Figiure 2

1. My country is 1n

2. China is in

3. Egypt is l_n

4. Venezuela is in

5. Spain is in

6. Canada is in

7. is very cold.

8. is both a continent and a country.

45
Figrrre 3

Documents

AN ITO

INVITATTONAL TRAVEL ORDER (rTO) ITO NO COI'NTRY DATE

FOR FlOREIGN MILITARY TRAINEES (FT.{T)

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

I us sourvALENT RANK I couNrnv sERvrcE SERVICE NO

A PASSPORT APPLICATION

T'NITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE

PASSPORT APPLICATION

IDENTITYING INFORI,TATION
First name Midd].e name

Last name:

MAILING ADDRESS:

PTACE OF BIRTH: DATE OF BIRTH:

To a p p ly for, a passport, you need a completed passport applicatior

form, two 2"x 2" photographs (p h o t o s ), a n d y o u r b irt h certificate.

46
 Figure 4

L. a. a visa
b. a document
c. a passport
form

=l
2. a. an aPPlication
b. a document form
c. a visa form

3. a. a passport
b. a document
c. a visa

4. a. a photograPh
b. a certificate
c. an application
: 5. a. apply
b. require
c. travel

IJ 6.

7.
a.
b.
c.

a.
b.
orders
invitation
ITO's

apPlying
cequirj-ng
for a PassPort
a PassPort
c. photograPhing a PassPort

8. a. a born document
b. a birth certificate
c. i u:-rtnaay paper

licat
rtifica
 Figrure 5

Travel Agent:
$|=
International
GOING TO THE U. S.
'q
Travel Agency. May I help you?
YOU: Yes, I need some information. I rm going
overseas to the Unj_ted States. Can you give me
InTdmeTion about v"", ,iii rar.erz
Travel Agent: Wil-l this be a one-way or a round_trip ticket?
YOU: A round-trip t ic k e t . rrrr b e t h e re a ro u n d ro
months. r need to leave in Novemberl-
Travel Agent: Is there a special reason for your trip?
YOU: Y es, I tm tak in g a c o u rs e in S a n A n t o n io , Texas.
Travel Agent: That's exciting! We have a very good deal for you
because youfre leaving at an unusuar time of the
year, not during the tourist season.
YOU: Thatrs great! T e lI me a b o u t it .
Travel Agent.: A round-trj-p ticket wi1l be $LgOO.OO.
YOU: What happens if I postpone my
reason? -- return for some

Travel Agent: rf you need to return later, carl the nearest

airline office as soon as you can.
YOU: Thank you.

48
Figiure 6

f. in m1'countrl' overseas

2. water air

3. around exactJ-y

4. course order

5. usual unusua]-

6. earlier Iater

Figure 7

1-. take son to basketbal.I. practice in November

2. mottrer wl-sits in December

3. start a business course in January

4. Ln February, wife starts new Job
5. plant vegetab1e garden in March
6. take fanil-y to beach Ln Apri1
7. In May, go to brotherrs graduation

8. In June, go fishing for a week

9. In July, have a birthday party

10. In Augrrst, go huntLng with brother

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 LANGT'AGE LABORATORY ACTIVITIES. TAPE 38. BOOK 15

Figure L

0tr

S O Y OU IR E GOIN G TO TE X A S .. i .

Paul : Hel1o?
You: Hi, Paul. Itrs me.

Paul : What are you doing?

You: Guess what! I'm going to San Antonio, Texas, in November.

PauI: Rea1ly? Congratulations! I just saw an oJ.d movie about

thg history of Texas.
You: What was the name of it?

Paul The A lamo.

You But that was just a movie, not real history. Was John
Walme in that movie?

Paul Yeah, he was in it. He' s a*a now, I think.

You Yeah, he died some time ago.
Pau l How o1d was he at the time
"'+;
of his death? @ ry+ r dl.
-rrr
You: I donrt know for sure, but he had E r o- ng life. $in" ''
Paul: He sure made *#r of movies when he was alive . St;"?at
--=-
You: Yes, and he Aerned lots of money, too.

Paul: WeIl, you know that the Alamo museum is j.n San Antonio.
'You: I ' II have to photograph the pface and send you some
photos.

Paul: Don't forget, and have a great trip!

You: Thanks, . Paul . --.-l-o _-
lilpluso,o
5L
Fl-grure 2

1. F

2. T r,'

3. T F
f
f
4. T F I

5. T F h
f,
T
6. T F
I

7* T F

8. T F

Figure 3

Pe te: You ought to study for your test, Mary.

Jake: What did Pete tell you, Mary?

Mary: He said that I ought to study for my test.

ought to --) ought to

should --) should

used to

would --) wou]-d

would l-Lke to --) would Like to

wil]- --) would

was/were goJ-ng to --) was/were going to

52
Figure 4

De a r Son,

I was go5.ng tc r:s:t you j-n December, but because youtre goJ.ng
to the United States, i r*il-L grostpone my visit until you come back.
Irm wrl-ting you t,c ga?e !*o'u a little advice.

First, you o'u,Eht tc b'e very careful when you choose your new
friendS. make sure ygur family
Second," Irglrri sbr'O''ul,d knOwS Where tO
find you. You nnay be tired of my advice, but Irm your mother, and
I will always hal'e s"cmle a&rice for you.

Your brother npo'uld,Lil<e to come and visit you in the U.S. But
he must not be too rmorried. about the trip, because he hasntt called
you yet. I rememb,er vhen b€th of you were very young. The two of
you were always toEe--h,e:r. Then, when you got older, you used to
get him in tror"rhl.e ail t-!'ie ti,me, but he followed you around anyway,

Have a goo'd trip a-::.dr,"rite me as soon a" can.

"oar'
Your' Mother

Figure 5

1. I waited for !u-m for a shile.

2. In additi-on to Engli.sh, he speaks ltalian and Spanish.

3. Itrs unr-lsuaLLv- fo,r thj.s time of year.

4. The 4th of Jutry I-s a holiday j-n the U.S.

5. Many coup)-es sp,end their honeymoon at Niagara Fa1Is.

6. The sigrn was verf,r smal-I; I didn't notice it.

7. A bus ride a-rou,nd thue citl' takes two and a half hours.

8. IfI didn't Learre !M!' camera in the car, where did I Leave
it?
9. I had lunchr. at LlL:30 as usual.

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 r,NGlnGE I:mRATORY ACTrVrrrEs' TAPE 3C' BOOK 15

Figure I

l"*
I ereerY-
-one
-body
-thing
e]-se
l se -
-where
l*--
*We write all ccbinations as one word excePt for no one.

A: Wtrere's goi-ng for the summer?

B: John is gol-ng to Canada, but is

goirig to lsrico.

A: Is going to Canada?

B: N o' is going to Canada.

A: Are You gorng to drive ttrem to Mexico?

B: No, I rr rpt; r - s.

Figure 2

AIex: Have 1ur gotten everY'thing?

Ben: tfell., I'we bought except for a pair

_
of socks.

AIex: How abqrt Iorl, Ted? Are You going to buy

.2

Ted: No, . Are you going to buY

, AIex?
4
Alex: Yes, I still need to get a white shirt.

55
Figrure 3

Sue: Have you looked j-n the kitchen f,or 1'our keys?

Sam : No , but Ilve looked Theyrre

not ln the kitchen.

Sue : WeI1, look

2
Sam: Can you think of I can look?
3

Sue : No , right now.

Fl-gure 4

1. S D

2. S D

3. S D

4.S D

5. S D

6. S D

7. S D

8. S D

56
Figure 5

Dial-og 1

PeggY: Did Bob's new tie?

(no'tLce; ride)

Be a : No, I rlf dn't see it.

Dial.og 2

Mr. Lee: Hhat"s llro temperature here this time of

(usriraf , false )
the 1ear"
Monica: It's us,tr,ally around 7O degrees in the fa1l'

Dialog 3

Eve: We went to Emaii for our

( birthday, honeymoon)'

Bea: How. terrific! lthierr I get married, I want to go threre.

Dial.og 4

Gerry: Did 1u.l Ugrft Last FridaY?

Bon n ie : No. It was a It wa s J u I y 4th.

ln o ria a y , we e k e n d )

Dial-og 5

D ee : I can't believe it. It's 30 degrees in SePtember!

Ja n e : Y es, it's cold thj-s Year-

(usuaffY , u n u s u a t lY )

57
 Dial-og 6

M a r k: I can't fi.nd my ke y s .
Tony: I thi.nk you
_ them in the tab.
(saw. Ieft)

Diar&r z
,
Teacher: Donrt forget to re a d t o mo rro wrs le s s o n .
Student: Do we have to do that
(
the other homework?
Te a ch e r : Of course.

Dialog B

Omar: How long does the boat la s t ?

( rj_de, drive )
Peter : The boat goes around the lake only one time. It ju s t
\
takes a litt1e
Tw F I ie , r r o u r T

FiguTq 6

l-. ap ply application 2. educate education

i

3. operate operation 4- lo c a t e location

5. gr a duate graduation 6. in v it e invitation

7. celebrate celebration B. ma n ai-rman

9. man seaman L0. s t o ry history

5B
 T.AIGTNGE LTfr)RAMRY ACTIVITIES' TAPE 3D' BOOK 15

Figure 1

Paragraph 1

a. Moving lary be uergrleasant, but it's also exciting'

b. Packirrg is rqileasant-
c. When you :tee, yorl can make new friends.
d. New thirrgrs are alrays exciting-

ParagrraPh 2

a. Everyone neds a birth certificate -

b. A diplma sfrm llrat re l.earned to write -
c. Documents are Lqlortant in our lives -
d. You don't rrged a doctment when you die-

Figrrre 2

Paragiraph 1

Paragraptr 2

Figiure 3

L. Texas yes

3. air 4. b irt h c e rt if ic a t e

5. the U.S - 6. y€s, Ne w Y o rk

7. study a oourse B- oo, f irs t t ime

9. Canada and F:rmce 10, v is it my f a milY

59
 Figure 4

1. a. because he was going to another base

b. because he'1I apply f o r a v is a
c. because hj-s commander ordered hj_m to go there

2. a. Yes, they went on vacation already.

b. Yesr- we were going to, but we postponed it titl next
month.
c. Y es, he left his h a t a t t h e . h o t e l wh e n h e wa s o n
vacation

3. a. I think you teft your credit card at home.

b. Donrt forget to sign your document
o.. You have to fitl out an application and have good
credit

4. a. He wants to go overseas.
b. He wants to earn a Iot of money.
c. He wants to stay in the United States.

5. a. places that are expensive to visit

b. the holidays of a country
c. things that happened a long time ago

6. a. a place where you can stay overnight

b.a place where you can see oId, important things
c. a pleice where you can take many rides

7. a. No, her grandparents on her father's side are dead.

b. Yes, her grandparents earned a lot of money.
c. No, her grandparents arenrt on their honeyrnoon.

8. a. Yes; the weather changes a lot.

b. No' itrs usual-ly ho t , b u t t h is h u mid it y i-s u n u s u a r.
c. Y es, it's pretty coo l t h is s u mme r.

9. a. He was dead
b. He filled out an ap p lic a t io n .
c. He didnrt like to t ra v e l b y a J -r.

l - 0. a. It saves lives.
b. You can get a visa
c. Itrs important to g e t a p a s s p o rt .
Figure 5

L. S D

2. S D

3. S D

4. S D

5. S D

6. S D

7. S D

8. S D

9. S D

10 . s D

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 LrrrHry LABORATORY ACTTVTTTES, TAPE 4A, BOOK t-5

Figure 1

ggs
g()
I

1. tablets 2. lie down

e$
3. clinic 4. ill

ga9
€€l
G

5. sick call
 b?s 397 -65 -4321

fm $cut Sttullfl tlilP0ttS. tOIlOi D0mffn0l

7. pills social security number

9. pulse

Fi-gure 2

64
 5$

Figure 3

Poor Larry felt hot and cold and dizzy. He feJ-t like his head
was going around and around. He thought lying down for a while
might make him feel better, so he went to his room and went to bed.
It didnrt help. He decided he was really ilI and ought to go to
the clinic on sick call. The doctor al, tF-pglini-c told Larry that
feeling
)rrng_llot
hot and coJ-cl
cold and dLzzy
arl(I dizzy were ?YmpEomjy
p-ymptomgofor fIu.
the rru.
Ene ne
He
pre-s-flriUed.
pfescrLbect asoirin
5-s-Ciibed aspirj-n
aspirin recluce the
to reduce t€v€HTIo
tne feveMef
feveY--adel- lnree
three oays of
days
davs oeq re
c}r bed rest.
3 glad the doctor told him to go to bed because he felt
very weak. After taking the aspirin tablets and resting for two
days, Larry seemed better, but he stayed in bed the third day too
because he thought the doctor knew best.

1.

2.

3.

4.

65
Figure 4

Most doctors keep good records on their patients. when

patient - a=
amives at the crinic, he signs in anh gives an
identification number which is usualry his socilt security number.
Then he takes a seat and waits. rhe nurse telrs him when the
doctor is ready to see him. The doctor usualry reads his record
before he examines him. This helps him decide on a treatment
because the record te1ls him what the patient,s*nuJse and blood
pressure were-Ef-niE last visit and if he's @;;;T.)to any drugs
like penicillin or suIf,a. rf he is, the doctiF-*--is(be careful of
the type of medication he prescribes
_-*-.-._--\

1.

2.

3.

Figure 5

l_. S 2. rtr) 3.
0 4- #e
rr^"
5. \94 @ 6.
o D 7.
/-r
f.; D B.
0
,9
9. 1.0. "1:t
fo_, 11. 6\-/ '\iD\
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t2.
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 Figure 6

1. p j- 1 1 pul1 pai.l p i1 1 poI1 pool

' *2 . 'sick sack sicJ< soak s ic k sake
3. sta le stole s t i1 1
:i11" s t a le s t a ll
4. seem same seam seem some ,seem
-----
5. p la y plea p]er_ p10y p lu g plqn
6. look took lake leak look look
7. fl ee flee flea f lu f le e flew
8. crop creep crab crop crop grope
9. a live arrive alive above alive alive
10. born born bore bare burn born

Figure Z

1.. apple appear apply apple ample apple

2. bdse base boss boss base bus
-':-t-'.
3. door dour door dol1 dole door
4. ea st e?g! ease east eats easy
.:__..
5. dine di.me dine dane dine done
6. game gain gum g3rye game g..*=-
7. lamb Iamb lamp land la s t lanb
8. park park park puck pack pork
9. past post pest past pose pass.
r.o. wide wi-fe wide wade ride wile

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 TAPE 48' BOOK 15
IANG'UAGE TABORATORY ACTIVITIES.

Figure 1-

L. allergY 2. mirro r 3. laboratory

treat
shots

4. prescription 5. pharmacY
filled
medication lot the-P:rescriPtion
p i1 1 -s

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Figure 2

Harry is a teacher, but he has an allergy to chatk. After he

has been writing on th€ blackboard, he can look in the mirror and

see his red eyes and nose. He had some tests at the laboratory in

the clinic where they test for allergies, and the test showed that

he was extremely allergic to chal-k. They usually treat allergies

with s-!rgt_g, but Harry doesnft Like shots, So he asked if he could

have some other kind of medication. The doctor gave him a

prescription for some pills. Harry took the prescription to the

pharmacy. He gave them the doctor's order for his medicine. He

got the prescription filled right away and started taking the pills

so he could go to class the next day with clear eyes and a clear

n o se .

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

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Figure 3

1. injured 2. blood aPPeared 3. o P e ra t io n , / c a re

appeared calm
UIoal

by himself sprained/twisted
!:''.%

Figure 4
to the BX' George feII and
George and Bob were walking to'
When ne saw tie bfood on tris pants' he tried
injured hi-s 1eg.
atraid tne injury was reatty bad' He thought
stay calm, but he was
he might need an operation.

Bo b a ppearedcalmbuthewas re a lly n e rv o u s -. -{ g k n e wG e o rg e get-up by

needed a doctor,s care when he saw that'Ceoige ":r:t4tt
George to tne h65pita1' Then he
himself. He got tris car ana toof
when the
waited and waited while the doctor examined, George' G e o rge ' s
g o j-n g t o o p e ra t e'
d o ctor ca me out, he told eoU h e wa s n t t all right in
and the doctor s-iiA f," tot-tia b"
ankle wasnft sprained, and took him
a day or two. Bob signed C'e-tge out qf the hospital
George talked about the day he
home. For a fong tim6 afterwaids,
hurt his ankle

7L
Figure 5

]-. T F 2. T F

.3. F 4. T F
T

5. T F 6. T. F

7. T F B. T F

Figure 6

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73
Figrure 7 -:

EXAMPLE: Should I type this letter myself? (no)

No, you'shoutdnrt type the le t t e r y o u rs e lf . The
secretary will type it for you.
Did they bathe themselves in thd riv e r? (y e s )
Yes bathed themselves in the river.

1.

Her mother did it for her.

2.

The doctor's nurse will keep them for you.

3.
Hers a very good cook.

4.

I can fix anythi.ng.

5.

They are too small.

6.

They didn't need any help.

7.

You worked hard, and you earned .it.

8.

The s'ecretary mailed it for her.

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 LANGI'AGE LABORATORY ACTMTIES, TAPE 4C, BOOK 15

Figure 1

l-. rrin appeared calm, but she was really feeling nervous.

2.

Did Martie seem boreO at the party?

3.

The teacher told them to keep quiet

during the test.

4. When did Jirn feel certain the rjob was hj-s?

5.

The Whites seemed haPPY to have

them visit.

6. How did John keeP busY YesterdaY?

7. The results aPPeared clear to Frank'

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8.

His ankle stayed s wo lle n for

two weeks.

The night remained s t ill after the

storm.

r_o.

Why did the man stay so confused?

l_L. The road remained dangerous after the re p a irs .

L2.

She turned the light oD, but the roc

stayed dark

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Fig:ure 2

very busY this morning'

Mark: Clay

busy, but I don't think he rea1lY

Mike: Yes, he
was.

you? r certain he was,' He

Mark: Don,t
- tiII noon
quiet ina stavea-Et-EG-desk

tre popular with the boss'

Mike: Ttrat's hw

tre won't PoPuIar with me!

Mark: No kidding! teII' -

Figure 3

a. tttrat medicine are You taking?

b. Hm l-ong have You feJ-t this waY?

c. How did You get Your injurY?

d. tfrite your name here.

e. Tell me about Your sYrnPtoms'

f. Sit over there-

g. What's your age?

h- Get the PrescriPtion filled'

i.. Do anY drugs make You sick?

Go to bed for three daYs'

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Figrure 4

1. a. Be Careful at Intersections!

b. Don I t' Drink and Dri-ve !

c. A Twisted Car is not Pretty!

d. Donrt Drive Fast in Wet Weather!

2. a. Americans Love Desserts!

b. Letrs Lose Weight!

c. Donft E at Dessert s !

d. Pies, Cakes, and Ice Cream

Figure 5

@"
zl)
1. there their here ttrree these
t'f
2.

3.
yard

wide
1rqiA

wife
) year

with
yeII

fi-id)
e9
work
yiel-d
,-a
wr-clg
c9
wield

{ffi
4. tab tub t ip tape tap
@
5. soup soap soul sour Foup sore seep
6. rent rant rave
/->
riot .rest
'fJnft' e9
7. post past (ost_) pass pose
r'' - -\r'".
ryiP paste

8. over 6tfi open only {ovefj overt ours

9. nose nice noose moose noise noon nose

10 . mare more moon mare move mere mare

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Figure 6
.l

@
zl\
1. vet vat rut veto (t_?y
2. near nare nose
@ more need

3.' mail mile milk meal meat mole

./- --' --1 ./--* ::\
4. Iane t Lanez lone Iean loan i land lend

5. trome hone
ry
- - '. l \ hume -.-?r
fiome,/ EE hour

6. grow (rrew grey grad grid

igro)0 lsY
7. find fine fund food find fend fain
_--
-< .''- ..-rJ
8. east easy eats ieast ears la s t

9. desk dusk disk d is h r dash 'deSk

9"9F'
10. clear clean clerk clea:e c].ose cl eal q c las s

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I

LAI{GI'AGE TABORATORY ACTTVTTIES, TAPE 4D, BOOK 15

Figrure 1

1. You strould get a medical checkup every year.

You should get a yearly medical checkup.

You should get a medical checkup yearly. r.

2. We get the paper every day.

We get the daily newspaper.

,-We get the newspaper daily.

a

3. ,'They checked the baby's temperature every hour.

They checked the baby's hourly temperature.

They checked the baby's temperature hourly.

4. -'He gets a paycheck every month.

He gets a monthly paycheck.

He gets a paycheck monthly.

5. She watches the same TV program every night.

She watches the same nightly TV program.

She watches the same TV program nightly.

8L
 Figure 2

L. you need a checkup yearly.

0.
b. You need a checkup monthly.

c. You need a checkup weekly.

2. We get the paper weekly.

We get the monthly paper.

W e get the daily pap e r.

3. a. They checked the babyrs temperature

d a i1 y .
.,:\
.__H. They checked the baby' s temperature h o u rly .
c. They checked the baby,s temperature every day.

4. a. He gets a week.Iy paycheck.

gets a monthly paycheck.

A He
c. He gets a paycheck weekly.

5. She watches the same TV program nightly.

She watches the same TV program weekly.
She watches the same weekly TV program.

6. a. The, boys ptay soccer month11,.

b. The ,boys play soccer d a i1 y .
(e\ The boys play soccer weekly.

Figure 3

L. ye s/nightly 2. nor/weekly 3. y e s / d a ily

4. yes/monthly 5. yes/daily 6. nolnightly

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Figrrre 4

l_.

2.

Figrre 5

EXAMPLE: I l-ocked it mYself'

1-. He hinself fixed it.

2. Stre nade it trerself .

3. He to]-d ttrem to himself '

4. They themselves examined the records'

5. She had quieted trim herself '

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Figure 6
I

swimming / sport / exerci se/ fun

but/some people/frightened/cannot swim

get ngrvous/this makes them/unabre swim/or enjoy/being/water
but/ol d or young / tbey / Learn / not /af raid/water/they/ 1 e arn,/how/swim

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 ANSWERSFOR TAPE 4D. BOOK 15

Figure 6

Swimming is a sport that is good exercise and f u n too. But

,------
some people are frightenl{ of the water and cannot swim. They get

nervous, and tni=-rn-ar<-e-sithem unabre to swim or even to enjoy being

in the water. But old or young, they can learn not to be afraid in

the water and they can learn how to swim-

rus. @I/ERNMENT PRINilNG OmCE:r-e I s

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