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Yes, but the one I will teach tomorrow will be the shortest.. Yes, but the one I will teach tomorrow will be the shortest.. WORDS DESCRIBING TIME day before yesterday | yesterday | today

Did you teach the short lesson?

(Yes, but the one I will teach tomorrow will be the shortest.) Yes, but the

one I will teach tomorrow will be the shortest (Yes, but the one I will teach

tomorrow will be the shortest.)

13.7g Did she hear the good message?

(Yes, but the one she heard yesterday was better.) Yes, but the one she heard

yesterday was better (Yes, but the one she heard yesterday was better.)

Did she hear the good message?

(Yes, but the one she will hear tomorrow will be the best.) Yes, but the one

she will hear tomorrow will be the best (Yes, but the one she will hear

tomorrow will be the best.)

13.7h Did she eat the bad meal?

(Yes, but the one she ate yesterday was worse.) Yes, but the one she ate

yesterday was worse (Yes, but the one she ate yesterday was worse.)

Did she eat the bad meal?

(Yes, but the one she will eat tomorrow will be the worst.) Yes, but the one

she will eat tomorrow will be the worst (Yes, but the one she will eat

tomorrow will be the worst.)

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13.8 I will say, "Is she the most famous person here?" You will answer,

"I don't think so But she is more famous than most of the others."

13.8a Is she the most famous person here?

(I don't think so But she is more famous than most of the others.) I don't think so But she is more famous than most of the others (I don't think so But she is more famous than most of the others.)

13.8b Was he the most jealous person here?

(I don't think so But he was more jealous than most of the others.) I don't think so But he was more jealous than most of the others (I don't think so But he was more jealous than most of the others.)

13.8c Will they be the most peaceful people here?

(I don't think so But they will be more peaceful than most of the others.) I don't think so But they will be more peaceful than most of the others (I don't think so But they will be more peaceful than most of the others.)

13.8d Are we the most powerful people here?

(I don't think so But we are more powerful than most of the others.) I don't think so But we are more powerful than most of the others (I don't think so But we are more powerful than most of the others.)

13.8e Will she be the most deceitful person here?

13.8f Were they the most responsible people here?

(I don't think so But they were more responsible than most of the others.) I don't think so But they were more responsible than most of the others (I don't think so But they were more responsible than most of the others.)

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13.3

"THIS," "THAT," "THESE" AND "THOSE"

"This" is one thing close by

"These" are two or more things close

by

"That" is one thing farther away

"Those" are two or more things farther

away

John needs this book

He needs these books

USING "DO" TO EMPHASIZE

Do you speak English?

Yes, I speak English

You don't speak English, do you?

Yes, I do speak English

Does he speak English?

Yes, he speaks English

He doesn't speak English, does he?

Yes, he does speak English

Do you speak English?

He needs that book.

He needs those books.

13.5

WORDS DESCRIBING TIME

day before yesterday | yesterday | today | tomorrow | day after tomorrow

(the)

year

month

this week next

year month week

year month week

year month week

after next

(The) year before last was very cold

Last year was warmer

Last month was cooler

Last week was nice

(The) day before yesterday was Monday

Yesterday was Tuesday

Today is Wednesday

Tomorrow will be Thursday

(The) day after tomorrow will be Friday

Next week will be windy

Next month will be hot

Next year should be warm

(The) year after next may also be warm

USING "YOU" IN ENGLISH

1 person I, me, you, she, her, he, him, it

2 or more people we, us, you, they, them

The sentence indicates the number of people

John, will you come with me? = (I want only John but not Mary to come with me.)

John and Mary, will you come with me? = (I want both John and Mary to come with me.)

Or, Will both of you come with me? = (I want both John and Mary to come with me.)

1 person my, mine, your, yours, her, hers, his, its

2 or more people our, ours, your, yours, their, theirs

The sentence indicates the number of people

John, this is your coat I think it is yours = (This coat belongs to John, not to Mary.)

John and Mary, these are your books These books are yours = (These books belong to both John and Mary.)

Or, These books belong to both of you

again = book = lesson = book uli "

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LESSON 13 VOCABULARY

acceptance

argument

bribe

convert

disciple

farther

finances

friend

friendly, friendlier,

friendliest

funds

Greek

handle

last

neglect

normal

opposition

pleasure, pleasant

presentation proposal province quarrel refutation these those

to accept

to argue

to be

to be converted

to be opposed

to be pleased

to be wise

to bribe

to describe

to emphasize

to fly

to handle

to matter

to neglect

to note

to oppose

to please

to present

to propose

to quarrel

to refute

to steal

to stir tomorrow widow windy wisdom yesterday

Expressions

Some time later there was a quarrel between the people (6:1)

They claimed that their widows were being neglected in the daily distribution of

funds (6:1)