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17.1: Chapter 1. Dreams

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    6.1.1. Exercise 1-Listening Comprehension

    1. b

    2. c

    3. a

    4. b

    5. d

    6.1.2. Exercise 2-Reading Comprehension

    1. b

    2. d

    3. a

    4. a.

    6.1.3. Exercise 4-Subject-Verb Agreement

    1. b. writes

    2. a. have

    3. a. want

    4. a. cook

    5. b. does

    6. a. learn

    7. b. weighs

    8. a. smell

    9. b. has

    10. b. studies

    6.1.4. Exercise 6-Simple Present or Present Perfect?

    1. b. has written

    2. a. taught

    3. b. have been

    4. b. has interrupted

    5. b. has ridden

    6. a. visited

    7. a. finished

    8. b. has just finished

    9. b. has called

    10. b. has had

    11. a. swam

    12. b. have had

    13. b. have you visited

    14. a. went

    6.1.5. Exercise 8-Verb Tense Review

    1. b. lived

    2. a. live

    3. c. have done

    4. c. has just found

    5. c. has gone

    6. b. took

    7. a. sends

    8. b. did

    9. c. has gone

    10. a. love

    6.1.6. Exercise 9-Error Analysis of Simple Present, Simple Past, and Present Perfect

    1. Balkaran visited his uncle yesterday.

    2. Preet studies every morning before his class begins.

    3. Laila cooked lunch last Sunday.

    4. The college offered ESL classes on Saturdays, but now it doesn’t.

    5. José has studied at Reedley College for three semesters. Next semester, he will transfer.

    6.1.7. Exercise 10-Identifying Verb Tenses

    Simple Present

    Simple Past

    Present Perfect

    walk

    realize

    start

    make

    leave

    turn

    realize

    wake up

    are/aren’t

    is

    dream

    believe

    do

    point out

    believed

    were

    showed

    centered

    wanted

    called

    have tried (‘ve tried)

    have emerged

    have ever seen

    6.1.8. Exercise 11-Pronunciation of Simple Past Verbs

    /t/

    /d/

    /Id/

    Irregular Past Tense

    rushed

    proved

    allowed

    returned

    performed

    considered

    recalled

    provided

    reported

    were

    said

    woke up

    spent

    put down

    went

    taught

    6.1.9. Exercise 12-Do, Did, Have Done

    Answers will vary.

    Questions:

    What do you do every day?

    Partner 1-I exercise every day.

    Partner 2-I call my mom every day.

    What did you do yesterday?

    Partner 1-I went to my friend’s birthday party.

    Partner 2-I made cookies.

    What did you do at 6:30 AM?

    Partner 1-I took a shower.

    Partner 2-I pressed the snooze button on my alarm.

    What have you already done today?

    Partner 1-I have already attended two classes.

    Partner 2-I have eaten breakfast, studied at the library, and taken an exam.


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