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to touch

to travel

to trouble

to try

to try on

to try out

to turn

to turn away

to turn in

to turn off

to turn on

to turn out

to turn up

to understand

to urge

to use

to vow

to wait

to wake

to walk

to want

to warn

to watch

to wear

to whip

to will

to witness

to wonder

to work

to worship

to wrap

to wring

to write

today together tomorrow tongue too tooth, teeth top

toward town track travel treasury tree trouble true twin two ugly, uglier, ugliest uncle

under unfavorable United States unknown unlawful unless unlikely unspecified unstated until

up upon upright upward

us usually value verb very village violence violent, violently, vision

vocabulary voice vow

wall

warm, warmer,

warmest, warmly

warning

was (to be)

watch

water

way

weak, weaker,

weakest

weak, weakness

wealth, wealthy,

wealthier,

wealthiest

weather

week

well

were (to be)

what

wheel

when

where

whether which while whip white, whiter, whitest who

whole whom whose why wicked, wickedly wide, width widow wife wife will will not (won't) wind

windy winter wisdom with

without witness woman, women wonder

word work world worship worthy, worthily would

wrapping writing year yes yesterday yet

you, your young, younger, youngest yours yourself yourselves

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C OMMON I RREGULAR V ERBS

The exercise for a verb is indicated in the (parenthetical notation)

I, you, we, they he, she, it I, he, she, it,

you, we, they

is, was, will (be)

he, she, it has (been)

be—am, are (2.4a,

3.6a, 5.1a, 7.5b,

9.2a, 9.2d, 11.2a,

12.2c, 13.2b, 14.2a)

(have, has) been

Present Past he, she, it

I, you, we, they he, she, it I, he, she, it,

you, we, they

is, was, will (be)

he, she, it has (been)

know (3.6b, 5.12a) knows knew known

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I, you, we, they he, she, it I, he, she, it,

you, we, they

is, was, will (be)

he, she, it has (been)

put (7.5e, 9.6a) puts put put

Present Past he, she, it

I, you, we, they he, she, it I, he, she, it,

you, we, they

is, was, will (be)

he, she, it has (been)

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MORE SPOKEN ENGLISH STUDY

After you finish the SPOKEN ENGLISH LEARNED QUICKLY lessons, there are three things you can do which will help you increase your ability to speak fluent English

I Listen to the voice recordings

When you finish all of the lessons in the Spoken English Student Workbook,

you will have learned much about spoken English and you will have a large vocabulary But you will not be a fluent English speaker Fluent speech is more than knowing vocabulary and using correct sentences Before you will be able to speak fluently—and be understood well by English listeners—you must be able to

speak with the same rhythm and pronunciation as an English speaker For most

students, learning the rhythm and pronunciation of a new language will take more effort and time than learning vocabulary and grammar

The best way to learn the correct rhythm and pronunciation of English is to use the SPOKEN ENGLISH LEARNED QUICKLY CDs For at least one year after you have

finished the Spoken English Student Workbook lessons, you should use the voice

recordings for at least one hour each day Listen and repeat each exercise (without looking at the book) just as you did when you were studying the lessons Continue using the voice recordings until you can respond with exactly the same rhythm and pronunciation as the voice on the CD

It will take more effort to work each day on your English rhythm and pronunciation than it did to do the lessons However, if you want to learn to speak English well, practicing speaking using an English accent is the only way you can

succeed (A language's accent is its rhythm and pronunciation.)

II Read a newspaper

Reading a newspaper is another excellent way to practice spoken English Most newspapers use important English vocabulary words A newspaper will give you many common political, scientific, economic, and technical words The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) exams often use words that are frequently found in English newspapers