1 has used
2 went
3 went
4 has enjoyed
5 handed out
6 was
7 has turned in
8 have had
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
For or Since?
1. For
2. Since
3. for
4. for
5. since (=since two years ago. For example, it's 2013 now, two years ago would be 2011=since 2011)
Emergency Vocabulary Test Practice
1. Band-Aid
2. unconscious
3. cast
4. ambulance
5. crutches
6. IV
7. intersection
8. stretcher
9. windshield
10. pale
11. concussion
12. swollen
Listening Links (not working?)
Some students have told me that some of the links to the listening exercises aren't working. This might be because too many students have listening during the month. There is a limit. After that, you have to pay (!) or wait until the beginning of the month. This is why I tell you not to share the links with your friends outside class (especially in China, 1.3 billion people!).
Nonetheless, if a link isn't working, copy it and send it to me so I can check what's happening.
Nonetheless, if a link isn't working, copy it and send it to me so I can check what's happening.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Stative Verbs: Verbs that don't usually use -ING
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=p9M7FhSYcH4
There's a little mistake at the beginning:
"I have been working" is NOT future perfect continuous tense; it is PRESENT perfect continuous tense.
There's a little mistake at the beginning:
"I have been working" is NOT future perfect continuous tense; it is PRESENT perfect continuous tense.
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