Section V PATTERN USAGE DRILL
Lesson 1 1. 9. 10. 1. How s your father? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 2. How s your brother? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 3. How s your sister? / She s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give her my regards. / Thank you. I will. 4. How s your grandmother? / She s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give her my regards. / Thank you. I will. 5. How s your grandfather? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 6. How s your uncle? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 7. How s your mother? / She s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give her my regards. / Thank you. I will. 8. How s Mr. Fujimoto? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 9. How s Mr. Baker? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 10. How s Mrs. Stone? / She s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give her my regards. / Thank you. I will. 11. 1. How s your father? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 2. How s your brother? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 3. How s your sister? / She s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give her my regards. / Thank you. I will. 4. How s your grandmother? / She s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give her my regards. / Thank you. I will. 5. How s your grandfather? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 6. How s your uncle? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. 1
Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 7. How s your mother? / She s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give her my regards. / Thank you. I will. 8. How s Mr. Fujimoto? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 9. How s Mr. Baker? / He s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give him my regards. / Thank you. I will. 10. How s Mrs. Stone? / She s fine, thanks. / That s good. Please give her my regards. / Thank you. I will. 12. 1. How are you today? / Well, I have a headache. / That s too bad. I hope you get well soon. / Thanks. I m sure I will. 2. How are you today? / Well, I have a toothache. / That s too bad. I hope you get well soon. / Thanks. I m sure I will. 3. How are you today? / Well, I have an upset stomach. / That s too bad. I hope you get well soon. / Thanks. I m sure I will. 4. How are you today? / Well, I have an earache. / That s too bad. I hope you get well soon. / Thanks. I m sure I will. 5. How are you today? / Well, I have a bad cold. / That s too bad. I hope you get well soon. / Thanks. I m sure I will. 6. How are you today? / Well, I have a slight headache. / That s too bad. I hope you get well soon. / Thanks. I m sure I will. 7. How are you today? / Well, I have a sore throat. / That s too bad. I hope you get well soon. / Thanks. I m sure I will. 8. How are you today? / Well, I have the flu. / That s too bad. I hope you get well soon. / Thanks. I m sure I will. 9. How are you today? / Well, I have a backache. / That s too bad. I hope you get well soon. / Thanks. I m sure I will. 10. How are you today? / Well, I have a stiff shoulder. / That s too bad. I hope you get well soon. / Thanks. I m sure I will. 13. 1. Here s a pencil. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 2. Here s a pen. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 3. Here s a dictionary. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 4. Here s a notebook. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 2
5. Here s a watch. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 6. Here s a handkerchief. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 7. Here s a textbook. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 8. Here s an English dictionary. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 9. Here s a Japanese dictionary. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 10. Here s a good book. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 14. (May ) 1. May/Can I use your pencil? / Sure. Go right ahead. Here it is. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 2. May/Can I use your red pencil? / Sure. Go right ahead. Here it is. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 3. May/Can I use your dictionary? / Sure. Go right ahead. Here it is. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 4. May/Can I use your desk? / Sure. Go right ahead. Here it is. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 5. May/Can I use your Japanese dictionary? / Sure. Go right ahead. Here it is. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 6. May/Can I use your English dictionary? / Sure. Go right ahead. Here it is. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 7. May/Can I use your eraser? / Sure. Go right ahead. Here it is. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 8. May/Can I use your knife? / Sure. Go right ahead. Here it is. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 9. May/Can I use your pen? / Sure. Go right ahead. Here it is. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 10. May/Can I use your cell phone? / Sure. Go right ahead. Here it is. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 15. 1. May/Can I have a hundred yen? / Sure. Here you are. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 2. May/Can I have ten yen? / Sure. Here you are. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 3. May/Can I have a pencil? / Sure. Here you are. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 4. May/Can I have an orange? / Sure. Here you are. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 5. May/Can I have an eraser? / Sure. Here you are. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 6. May/Can I have a notebook? / Sure. Here you are. / Thanks a lot. / You re wel- 3
come. 7. May/Can I have a thousand yen? / Sure. Here you are. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 8. May/Can I have your name card? / Sure. Here you are. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 9. May/Can I have your address? / Sure. Here you are. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 10. May/Can I have your phone number? / Sure. Here you are. / Thanks a lot. / You re welcome. 16. A: are B: I m / A: your B: yours / A: nice B: too / A: use B: right A: B: A: B:? A: B: A: B: Lesson 2 1. 1. I play baseball every day. 2. I work at the bookstore every day. 3. I teach every day. 4. I go to the movies every day. 5. I swim every day. 6. I work in the garden every day. 7. I go to the store every day. 8. I play tennis every day. 9. I skate every day. 4
2. 1. He plays baseball every day. 2. She works at the bookstore every day. 3. He teaches every day. 4. He goes to the movies every day. 5. He swims every day. 6. He works in the garden every day. 7. She goes to the store every day. 8. He plays tennis every day. 9. He skates every day. 3. 1. We play baseball every day. 2. He works at the bookstore every day. 3. Professor McCarthy teaches every day. 4. William goes to the movies every day. 5. You swim every day. 6. They work in the garden every day. 7. Sachiko goes to the grocery store every day. 8. I play tennis every day. 9. She skates every day. 4. 1. Bob plays baseball every day. Bob and Dick / Bob and Dick play baseball every day. I play baseball every day. You play baseball every day. He plays baseball every day. 2. Sally works at the bookstore every day. Sally and Harry work at the bookstore every day. I work at the bookstore every day. You work at the bookstore every day. We work at the bookstore every day. 3. Professor McCarthy teaches every day. I teach every day. He teaches every day. 5
You teach every day. She teaches every day. 4. William goes to the movies every day. You go to the movies every day. They go to the movies every day. We go to the movies every day. She goes to the movies every day. 5. Eddie swims every day. He swims every day. They swim every day. You swim every day. She swims every day. 6. Charles works in the garden every day. We work in the garden every day. She works in the garden every day. You work in the garden every day. He works in the garden every day. 7. Sachiko goes to the grocery store every day. We go to the grocery store every day. They go to the grocery store every day. He goes to the grocery store every day. You go to the grocery store every day. 8. Mr. Forster plays tennis every day. He plays tennis every day. We play tennis every day. She plays tennis every day. They play tennis every day. 9. Mr. Johnson skates every day. He skates every day. She skates every day. You skate every day. They skate every day. 5. 1. She goes to school every day. 2. He likes Sally. 3. Bob skates every winter. 6
4. Mr. Crane plays golf every Saturday. 5. My father works every day. 6. She sings every morning. 7. My brother goes to church every Sunday. 8. My brother plays shogi every Saturday. 9. My sister likes tennis. 10. My teacher goes to the library every afternoon. 6. 1. Do you play baseball everyday? / No, I don t. Bob plays baseball every day. 2. Do you work at the bookstore every day? / No, I don t. Harry works at the bookstore every day. 3. Do you teach every day? / No, I don t. Prof. McCarthy teaches every day. 4. Do you go to the movies every day? / No, I don t. William goes to the movies every day. 5. Do you swim every day? / No. I don t. Eddie swims every day. 6. Do you work in the garden every day? / No. I don t. Charles works in the garden every day. 7. Do you go to the grocery store every day? / No, I don t. Sachiko goes to the grocery store every day. 8. Do you play tennis every day? / No, I don t. Mr. Forster plays tennis every day. 9. Do you skate every day? / No, I don t. Mr. Johnson skates every day. 7. 1. Do you go to school every day? / Yes, I do. I go to school every day. 2. Do you like Sally? / Yes, I do. I like Sally. 3. Do you skate every winter? / Yes, I do. I skate every winter. 4. Do you play golf every Saturday? / Yes, I do. I play golf every Saturday. 5. Do you work every day? / Yes, I do. I work every day. 6. Do you sing every morning? / Yes, I do. I sing every morning. 7. Do you go to church every Sunday? / Yes, I do. I go to church every Sunday. 8. Do you play shogi every Saturday? / Yes, I do. I play shogi every Saturday. 9. Do you like tennis? / Yes, I do. I like tennis. 10. Do you go to the library every afternoon? / Yes, I do. I go to the library every afternoon. 7
8. 1. Do you go to school every day? / No, I don t. I don t go to school every day. 2. Do you like Sally? / No, I don t. I don t like Sally. 3. Do you skate every winter? / No, I don t. I don t skate every winter. 4. Do you play golf every Saturday? / No, I don t. I don t play golf every Saturday. 5. Do you work every day? / No, I don t. I don t work every day. 6. Do you sing every morning? / No, I don t. I don t sing every morning. 7. Do you go to church every Sunday? / No, I don t. I don t go to church every Sunday. 8. Do you play shogi every Saturday? / No, I don t. I don t play shogi every Saturday. 9. Do you like tennis? / No, I don t. I don t like tennis. 10. Do you go to the library every afternoon? / No, I don t. I don t go to the library every afternoon. 9. 1. Does he go to school every day? / Yes. He goes to school every day. 2. Does he like Sally? / Yes. He likes Sally. 3. Does he skate every winter? / Yes. He skates every winter. 4. Does he play golf every Saturday? / Yes. He plays golf every Saturday. 5. Does he work every day? / Yes. He works every day. 6. Does he sing every morning? / Yes. He sings every morning. 7. Does he go to church every Sunday? / Yes. He goes to church every Sunday. 8. Does he play shogi every Saturday? / Yes. He plays shogi every Saturday. 9. Does he like tennis? / Yes. He likes tennis. 10. Does he go to the library every afternoon? / Yes. He goes to the library every afternoon. 10. 1. Does she go to school every day? / No. She doesn t go to school every day. 2. Does she like Sally? / No. She doesn t like Sally. 3. Does she skate every winter? / No. She doesn t skate every winter. 4. Does she play golf every Saturday? / No. She doesn t play golf every Saturday. 5. Does she work every day? / No. She doesn t work every day. 6. Does she sing every morning? / No. She doesn t sing every morning. 7. Does she go to church every Sunday? / No. She doesn t go to church every Sunday. 8. Does she play shogi every Saturday? / No. She doesn t play shogi every Saturday. 9. Does she like tennis? / No. She doesn t like tennis. 10. Does she go to the library every afternoon? / No. She doesn t go to the library 8
every afternoon. 11. 1. You play baseball every Sunday. / No. I don t play baseball every Sunday. I play baseball every Monday. 2. You work at the bookstore every Monday. / No. I don t work at the bookstore every Monday. I work at the bookstore every Tuesday. 2. You work at the bookstore every Monday. / No. I don t work at the bookstore every Monday. I work at the bookstore every Tuesday. 3. You teach every Tuesday. / No. I don t teach every Tuesday. I teach every Wednesday. 4. You go to the movies every Wednesday. / No. I don t go to the movies every Wednesday. I go to the movies every Thursday. 5. You swim every Thursday. / No. I don t swim every Thursday. I swim every Friday. 6. You work in the garden every Friday. / No. I don t work in the garden every Friday. I work in the garden every Saturday. 7. You go to the grocery store every Saturday. / No. I don t go to the grocery store every Saturday. I go to the grocery store every Sunday. 8. You play tennis every Sunday. / No. I don t play tennis every Sunday. I play tennis every Monday. 9. You skate every Monday. / No. I don t skate every Monday. I skate every Tuesday. 12. 1. Does Dick play baseball every Sunday? / Yes, he does. Do you play baseball every Sunday? / No, I don t. I don t play baseball. 2. Does Harry work at the bookstore every Monday? / Yes, he does. Do you work at the bookstore every Monday? / No, I don t. I don t work at the bookstore. 3. Does Prof. McCarthy teach every Tuesday? / Yes, he does. Do you teach every Tuesday? / No, I don t. I don t teach. 4. Does William go to the movies every Wednesday? / Yes, he does. Do you go to the movies every Wednesday? / No, I don t. I don t go to the movies. 5. Does Eddie swim every Thursday? / Yes, he does. Do you swim every Thursday? / No, I don t. I don t swim every Thursday. 6. Does Charles work in the garden every Friday? / Yes, he does. Do you work in the garden every Friday? / No, I don t. I don t work in the garden. 7. Does Sachiko go to the grocery store every Saturday? / Yes, she does. Do you go to the grocery store every Saturday? / No, I don t. I don t go to the grocery store. 9
8. Does Mr. Foster play tennis every Sunday? / Yes, he does. Do you play tennis every Sunday? / No, I don t. I don t play tennis. 9. Does Mr. Johnson skate every Monday? / Yes, he does. Do you skate every Monday? / No, I don t. I don t skate. 13. 1. Do you go to school every day? / No. I don t go to school every day. Does Bill go to school every day? / No. he doesn t go to school every day. 2. Do you like Sally? / No. I don t like Sally. Does Bill like Sally? / No. he doesn t like Sally. 3. Do you skate every winter? / No. I don t skate every winter. Does Bill skate every winter? / No. he doesn t skate every winter. 4. Do you play golf every Saturday? / No. I don t play golf every Saturday. Does Bill play golf every Saturday? / No. he doesn t play golf every Saturday. 5. Do you work every day? / No. I don t work every day. Does Bill work every day? / No. he doesn t work every day. 6. Do you sing every morning? / No. I don t sing every morning. Does Bill sing every morning? / No. he doesn t sing every morning. 7. Do you go to church every Sunday? / No. I don t go to church every Sunday. Does Bill go to church every Sunday? / No. he doesn t go to church every Sunday. 8. Do you play shogi every Saturday? / No. I don t play shogi every Saturday. Does Bill play shogi every Saturday? / No. he doesn t play shogi every Saturday. 9. Do you like tennis? / No. I don t like tennis. Does Bill like tennis? / No. he doesn t like tennis. 10. Do you go to the library every afternoon? / No. I don t go to the library every afternoon. Does Bill go to the library every afternoon? / No. he doesn t go to the library every afternoon. 14. 1. Dick plays baseball in the morning. Do you play baseball in the morning? / Yes. I play baseball in the morning. Dick plays baseball in the afternoon. Do you play baseball in the afternoon? / Yes. I play baseball in the afternoon. 2. Harry works at the bookstore every Monday. Do you work at the bookstore every Monday? / Yes. I work at the bookstore every Monday. Harry works at the bookstore in the afternoon. Do you work in the bookstore in the afternoon? / Yes. I work at the bookstore in the afternoon. 10
3. Prof. McCarthy teaches in the morning. / Do you teach in the morning? / Yes. I teach in the morning. Prof. McCarthy teaches every Tuesday. Do you teach every Tuesday? / Yes. I teach every Tuesday. 4. William goes to the movies in the evening. Do you go to the movies in the evening? / Yes. I go to the movies in the evening. William goes to the movies every Wednesday. Do you go to the movies every Wednesday? / Yes. I go to the movies every Wednesday. 5. Eddie swims in the afternoon. Do you swim in the afternoon? / Yes. I swim in the afternoon. Eddie swims every Thursday. Do you swim every Thursday? / Yes. I swim every Thursday. 6. Charles works in the garden in the morning. Do you work in the garden in the morning? / Yes. I work in the garden in the morning. Charles works in the garden every spring. Do you work in the garden every spring? / Yes. I work in the garden every spring. 7. Sachiko goes to the store every day. Do you go to the store every day? / Yes. I go to the store every day. Sachiko goes to the store in the afternoon. Do you go to the store in the afternoon? / Yes. I go to the store in the afternoon. 8. Mr. Forster plays tennis every summer. Do you play tennis every summer? / Yes. I play tennis every summer. Mr. Forster plays tennis every afternoon. Do you play tennis every afternoon? / Yes. I play tennis every afternoon. 9. Mr. Johnson skates every winter. Do you skate every winter? / Yes. I skate every winter. Mr. Johnson skates in the winter. Do you skate in the winter? / Yes. I skate in the winter. 15. 1. Do you work in the yard in the winter? / No. I don t work in the garden in the winter. I work in the spring. 2. Do you go to the beach in the evening? / No. I don t go to the beach in the evening. I go in the afternoon. 3. Do you go to the mountains every day? / No. I don t go to the mountains every day. I go every Sunday. 4. Do you play golf every summer? / No. I don t play golf every summer. I play every 11
spring. 5. Do you study English every afternoon? / No. I don t study English every afternoon. I study every evening. 6. Do you study history every day? / No. I don t study history every day. I study every Friday. 7. Do you go to the bookstore in the morning? / No. I don t go to the bookstore in the morning. I go in the evening. 8. Do you skate in the summer? / No. I don t skate in the summer. I skate in the winter. 9. Do you swim in the fall? / No. I don t swim in the fall. I swim in the summer. 10. Do you go to the park in the morning? / No. I don t go to the park in the morning. I go in the afternoon. 16. 1. They played baseball yesterday. 2. He worked at the bookstore yesterday. 3. Prof. McCarthy taught yesterday. 4. William went to the movies yesterday. 5. Eddie swam yesterday. 6. Charles worked in the garden yesterday. 7. Sachiko went to the grocery store yesterday. 8. Mr. Forster played tennis yesterday. 9. Mr. Johnson skated yesterday. 17. 1. I had a headache yesterday. / He had a headache yesterday. 2. I met Professor McCarthy yesterday. / He met Professor McCarthy yesterday. 3. I taught yesterday. / He taught yesterday. 4. I used my dictionary yesterday. / He used his dictionary yesterday. 5. I asked a question in the last class. / He asked a question in the last class. 6. I practiced English sentences yesterday. / He practiced English sentences yesterday. 7. I swam yesterday. / He swam yesterday. 8. I worked yesterday. / He worked yesterday. 9. I played golf yesterday. / He played golf yesterday. 10. I studied English yesterday. / He studied English yesterday. 12
18. 1. They played baseball last Sunday. 2. He worked at the bookstore last Monday. 3. He taught English last Tuesday. 4. He went to the movies last Wednesday. 5. Eddie swam last Thursday. 6. Charles worked in the garden last Friday. 7. Sachiko went to the grocery store last Saturday. 8. Mr. Foster played tennis last Sunday. 9. Mr. Johnson skated last Monday. 19. 1. Oh? I had a headache last week. 2. Oh? I met Professor McCarthy last month. 3. Oh? I taught last Monday. 4. Oh? I used my dictionary yesterday. 5. Oh? I asked a question in the last class. 6. Oh? I practiced English sentences last Tuesday. 7. Oh? I swam last week. 8. Oh? I worked last Wednesday. 9. Oh? I played golf last month. 10. Oh? I studied English last Saturday. 20. 1. Did Bob play baseball yesterday? / Yes, he did. 2. Did Harry work at the bookstore yesterday? / Yes, he did. 3. Did Prof. McCarthy teach yesterday? / Yes, he did. 4. Did William go to the movies yesterday? / Yes, he did. 5. Did Eddie swim yesterday? / Yes, he did. 6. Did Charles work in the garden yesterday? / Yes, he did. 7. Did Sachiko go to the grocery store yesterday? / Yes, she did. 8. Did Mr. Forster play tennis yesterday? / Yes, he did. 9. Did Mr. Johnson skate yesterday? / Yes, he did. 21. 1. Did you have a headache yesterday? No, I didn t. 2. Did you meet Professor McCarthy yesterday? No, I didn t. 13
3. Did you teach yesterday? No, I didn t. 4. Did you use my dictionary yesterday? No, I didn t. 5. Did you ask a question in the last class? No, I didn t. 6. Did you practice English sentences yesterday? No, I didn t. 7. Did you swim yesterday? No, I didn t. 8. Did you work yesterday? No, I didn t. 9. Did you play golf yesterday? No, I didn t. 10. Did you study English yesterday? No, I didn t. 22. 1. Oh? I don t have a headache today. I didn t have a headache yesterday. 2. Oh? I don t meet Professor McCarthy every day. I didn t meet Professor McCarthy yesterday. 3. Oh? I don t teach every day. I didn t teach yesterday. 4. Oh? I don t use my dictionary every day. I didn t use my dictionary yesterday. 5. Oh? I don t ask a question in every class. I didn t ask a question in class yesterday. 6. Oh? I don t practice English sentences every day. I didn t practice English sentences yesterday. 7. Oh? I don t swim every day. I didn t swim yesterday. 8. Oh? I don t work every day. I didn t work yesterday. 9. Oh? I don t play golf every day. I didn t play golf yesterday. 10. Oh? I don t study English every day. I didn t study English yesterday. 23. 1. I like to play baseball. 2. I like to work at the bookstore. 3. I like to teach. 4. I like to go to the movies. 5. I like to swim. 6. I like to work in the garden. 7. I like to go to the grocery store. 8. I like to play tennis. 9. I like to skate. 24. 1. Do you like to play baseball? / No, I don t. Dick likes to play baseball. 2. Do you like to work at the bookstore? / No, I don t. Harry likes to work at the 14
bookstore. 3. Do you like to teach? / No, I don t. Prof. McCarthy likes to teach. 4. Do you like to go to the movies? / No, I don t. William likes to go to the movies. 5. Do you like to swim? / No, I don t. Eddie likes to swim. 6. Do you like to work in the garden? / No, I don t. Charles like to work in the garden. 7. Do you like to go to the grocery store? / No, I don t. Sachiko likes to go to the grocery store. 8. Do you like to play tennis? / No, I don t. Mr. Foster likes to play tennis. 9. Do you like to skate? / No, I don t. Mr. Johnson likes to skate. 25. 1. I like to play baseball. / Oh? Don t you like to work at the bookstore? / No, I don t. Harry likes to work at the bookstore. 2. I like to work at the bookstore. / Oh? Don t you like to teach? / No, I don t. Professor McCarthy likes to teach. 3. I like to teach. / Oh? Don t you like to go to the movies? / No, I don t. William likes to go to the movies. 4. I like to go to the movies. / Oh? Don t you like to swim? / No, I don t. Eddie likes to swim. 5. I like to swim. / Oh? Don t you like to work in the garden? / No, I don t. Charles likes to work in the garden. 6. I like to work in the garden. / Oh? Don t you like to go to the grocery store? / No, I don t. Sachiko likes to go to the grocery store. 7. I like to go to the grocery store. / Oh? Don t you like to play tennis? / No, I don t. Mr. Forster likes to play tennis. 8. I like to play tennis. / Oh? Don t you like to skate? / No, I don t. Mr. Johnson likes to skate. 9. I like to skate. / Oh? Don t you like to play baseball? / No, I don t. Dick likes to play baseball. 26. 1. Don t you like to work in the yard? / Yes, I do. I like to work in the yard very much. 2. Don t you like to go to the beach? / Yes, I do. I like to go to the beach very much. 3. Don t you like to go to the mountains? / Yes, I do. I like to go to the mountains very much. 4. Don t you like to play golf? / Yes, I do. I like to play golf very much. 5. Don t you like to study English? / Yes, I do. I like to study English very much. 15
6. Don t you like to study history? / Yes, I do. I like to study history very much. 7. Don t you like to go to the bookstore? / Yes, I do. I like to go to the bookstore very much. 8. Don t you like to skate? / Yes, I do. I like to skate very much. 9. Don t you like to swim? / Yes, I do. I like to swim very much. 10. Don t you like to go to the park? / Yes, I do. I like to go to the park very much. 27. 1. Do you want to play baseball? / No. I don t want to play baseball. I want to work at the bookstore. 2. Do you want to work at the bookstore? / No. I don t want to work at the bookstore. I want to teach. 3. Do you want to teach? / No. I don t want to teach. I want to go to the movies. 4. Do you want to go to the movies? / No. I don t want to go to the movies. I want to swim. 5. Do you want to swim? / No. I don t want to swim. I want to work in the garden. 6. Do you want to work in the garden? / No. I don t want to work in the garden. I want to go to the grocery store. 7. Do you want to go to the grocery store? / No. I don t want to go to the grocery store. I want to play tennis. 8. Do you want to play tennis? / No. I don t want to play tennis. I want to skate. 9. Do you want to skate? / No. I don t want to skate. I want to play baseball. 28. 1. Does Bob want to play baseball today? / No. He doesn t want to play baseball. He wants to work at the bookstore. 2. Does Sally want to work at the bookstore today? / No. She doesn t want to work at the bookstore. She wants to go to school. 3. Does Prof. McCarthy want to teach today? / No. He doesn t want to teach. He wants to go to the movies. 4. Does William want to go to the movies today? / No. He doesn t want to go to the movies. He wants to swim. 5. Does Eddie want to swim today? / No. He doesn t want to swim. He wants to work in the garden. 6. Does Charles want to work in the garden today? / No. He doesn t want to work in the garden. He wants to go to the grocery store. 7. Does Sachiko want to go to the grocery store today? / No. She doesn t want to go to 16
the grocery store. She wants to play tennis. 8. Does Mr. Forster want to play tennis today? / No. He doesn t want to play tennis. He wants to skate. 9. Does Mr. Johnson want to skate today? / No. He doesn t want to skate. He wants to play baseball. 29. 1. I like to work in the yard. I want to work in the yard this afternoon. 2. I like to go to the beach. I want to go to the beach this afternoon. 3. I like to go to the mountains. I want to go to the mountains this afternoon. 4. I like to play golf. I want to play golf this afternoon. 5. I like to study English. I want to study English this afternoon. 6. I like to study history. I want to study history this afternoon. 7. I like to go to the bookstore. I want to go to the bookstore this afternoon. 8. I like to skate. I want to skate this afternoon. 9. I like to swim. I want to swim this afternoon. 10. I like to go to the park. I want to go to the park this afternoon. 30. 1. Do you want to go to the movies this afternoon? / No, thank you. I have to study English this afternoon. 2. Do you want to go to the beach this afternoon? / No, thank you. I have to work at my father s store this afternoon. 3. Do you want to go to the mountains this afternoon? / No, thank you. I have to study history this afternoon. 4. Do you want to play tennis this afternoon? / No, thank you. I have to visit a friend this afternoon. 5. Do you want to skate this afternoon? / No, thank you. I have to go to church this afternoon. 6. Do you want to go to the park this afternoon? / No, thank you. I have to stay home this afternoon. 7. Do you want to play golf this afternoon? / No, thank you. I have to work this afternoon. 8. Do you want to play the piano this afternoon? / No, thank you. I have to study German this afternoon. 9. Do you want to go to the park this afternoon? / No, thank you. I have to go to school this afternoon. 17
10. Do you want to go to the library this afternoon? / No, thank you. I have to visit my brother this afternoon. 31. 1. Doesn t Bob want to play baseball? / Yes, he does. But he has to work at the bookstore today. 2. Doesn t Harry want to work at the bookstore? / Yes, he does. But he has to go to school today. 3. Doesn t Prof. McCarthy want to teach? / Yes, he does. But he has to go to the movies today. 4. Doesn t William want to go to the movies? / Yes, he does. But he has to swim today. 5. Doesn t Eddie want to swim? / Yes he does. But he has to work in the garden today. 6. Doesn t Charles want to work in the garden? / Yes, he does. But he has to go to the grocery store today. 7. Doesn t Sachiko want to go to the grocery store? / Yes, she does. But she has to play tennis today. 8. Doesn t Mr. Forster want to play tennis? / Yes, he does. But he has to skate today. 9. Doesn t Mr. Johnson want to skate? / Yes, he does. But he has to play baseball today. 32. 1. Do you have to work this afternoon? / No. I don t have to work this afternoon. 2. Do you have to work at the bookstore today? / No. I don t have to work at the bookstore today. 3. Do you have to work at the grocery store today? / No. I don t have to work at the grocery store today. 4. Do you have to work at your father s store today? / No. I don t have to work at my father s store today. 5. Do you have to go home now? / No. I don t have to go home now. 6. Do you have to study German tonight? / No. I don t have to study German tonight. 7. Do you have to work at the store in the morning? / No. I don t have to work at the store in the morning. 8. Do you have to study history now? / No. I don t have to study history now. 9. Do you have to teach English today? / No. I don t have to teach English today. 10. Do you have to study in the evening? / No. I don t have to study in the evening. 18
33. 1. Do you like to play golf? / No, I don t. I like to swim. I want to swim this afternoon. 2. Do you like to skate? / No, I don t. I like to play golf. I want to play golf this afternoon. 3. Do you like to play chess? / No, I don t. I like to skate. I want to skate this afternoon. 4. Do you like to play shogi?/no, I don t. I like to play chess. I want to play chess this afternoon. 5. Do you like to go to the library? / No, I don t. I like to play shogi. I want to play shogi this afternoon. 6. Do you like to go to the movies? / No, I don t. I like to go to the library. I want to go to the library this afternoon. 7. Do you like to go to the park? / No, I don t. I like to go to the movies. I want to go to the movies this afternoon. 8. Do you like to go to the lake? / No, I don t. I like to go to the park. I want to go to the park this afternoon. 9. Do you like to go to the mountains? / No, I don t. I like to go to the lake. I want to go to the lake this afternoon. 10. Do you like to study English? / No, I don t. I like to go to the mountains. I want to go to the mountains this afternoon. 34. 1. I played golf this afternoon. / Oh? Who played golf with you? / John did. 2. I skated this afternoon. / Oh? Who skated with you? / John did. 3. I played chess this afternoon. / Oh? Who played chess with you? / John did. 4. I played shogi this afternoon. / Oh? Who played shogi with you? / John did. 5. I went to the library this afternoon. / Oh? Who went to the library with you? / John did. 6. I went to the movies this afternoon. / Oh? Who went to the movies with you? / John did. 7. I went to the park this afternoon. / Oh? Who went to the park with you? / John did. 8. I went to the lake this afternoon. / Oh? Who went to the lake with you? / John did. 9. I went to the mountains this afternoon. / Oh? Who went to the mountains with you? / John did. 10. I studied English this afternoon. / Oh? Who studied English with you? / John did. 19
35. 1. How many boys played baseball? / I don t know. 2. How many boys worked at the bookstore? / I don t know. 3. How many boys went to school? / I don t know. 4. How many boys went to the movies? / I don t know. 5. How many boys swam? / I don t know. 6. How many boys worked in the garden? / I don t know. 7. How many boys went to the grocery store? / I don t know. 8. How many boys played tennis? / I don t know. 9. How many boys skated? / I don t know. 36. 1. Who wants to play baseball now? / Bob does. 2. Who wants to work at the bookstore now? / Sally does. 3. Who wants teach now? / Prof. McCarthy does. 4. Who wants to go to the movies now? / William does. 5. Who wants to swim now? / Eddie does. 6. Who wants to work in the garden now? / Charles does. 7. Who wants to go to the grocery store now? / Sachiko does. 8. Who wants to play tennis now? / Mr. Forster does. 9. Who want to skate now? / Mr. Johnson does. 37. 1. I played baseball yesterday. / Oh? Didn t you work at the bookstore? / No, I didn t. 2. I worked at the bookstore yesterday. / Oh? Didn t you go to school? / No, I didn t. 3. I taught yesterday. / Oh? Didn t you go to the movies? No, I didn t. 4. I went to the movies yesterday. / Oh? Didn t you swim? / No, I didn t. 5. Eddie swam yesterday. / Oh? Didn t you work in the garden? / No, I didn t. 6. I worked in the garden yesterday. / Oh? Didn t you go to the grocery store? / No, I didn t. 7. I went to the grocery store yesterday. / Oh? Didn t you play tennis? / No, I didn t. 8. I played tennis yesterday. / Oh? Didn t you skate? / No, I didn t. 9. I skated yesterday. / Oh? Didn t you play baseball? / No, I didn t. 38. 1. I m a little late. 2. I m a little early. 20
3. I m a little hungry. 4. I m a little sad. 5. I m a little sick. 6. I m a little warm. 7. I m a little cold. 8. I m a little worried. 9. I m a little surprised. 10. I m a little disappointed. 11. I m a little ill. 12. I m a little angry. 39. 1. He is a little tired now. 2. Because he swam this morning. 3. John went with him. 4. Yes. They had a very good time. 5. Yes. They like to swim very much. 6. No. He doesn t like to swim. 7. No. He doesn t want to swim this afternoon. 8. Yes. He wants to play tennis this afternoon. 9. No. Harry doesn t work. 10. Because he doesn t have to work. 40. A: go B: little / A: to B: play / A: your B: likes / A: late B: worked A: B: A: B: A: B: A: 21
B: 11 Lesson 3 1. 1. I want to play baseball today. Would you like to play, too? / Yes. I d like to play very much. 2. I want to go to the bookstore today. Would you like to go, too? / Yes. I d like to go very much. 3. I want to teach today. Would you like to teach, too? / Yes. I d like to teach very much. 4. I want to go to the movies today. Would you like to go, too? / Yes. I d like to go very much. 5. I want to swim today. Would you like to swim, too? / Yes. I d like to swim very much. 6. I want to work in the garden today. Would you like to work, too? / Yes. I d like to work very much. 7. I want to go to the grocery store today. Would you like to go, too? / Yes. I d like to go very much. 8. I want to play tennis today. Would you like to play, too? / Yes. I d like to play very much. 9. I want to skate today. Would you like to skate, too? / Yes. I d like to skate very much. 2. 1. Would you like some tea? / No, thank you. I don t like tea. 2. Would you like some orange juice? / No, thank you. I don t like orange juice. 3. Would you like some cake? / No, thank you. I don t like cake. 4. Would you like some pie? / No, thank you. I don t like pie. 5. Would you like some ice cream? / No, thank you. I don t like ice cream. 6. Would you like some juice? / No, thank you. I don t like juice. 7. Would you like some wine? / No, thank you. I don t like wine. 8. Would you like some whisky? / No, thank you. I don t like whisky. 9. Would you like some fruit? / No, thank you. I don t like fruit. 10. Would you like some rice? / No, thank you. I don t like rice. 22
3. 1. Would you like some tea? / Yes. I like tea very much. I d like some now. 2. Would you like some orange juice? / Yes. I like orange juice very much. I d like some now. 3. Would you like some cake? / Yes. I like cake very much. I d like some now. 4. Would you like some pie? / Yes. I like pie very much. I d like some now. 5. Would you like some ice cream? / Yes. I like ice cream very much. I d like some now. 6. Would you like some juice? / Yes. I like juice very much. I d like some now. 7. Would you like some wine? / Yes. I like wine very much. I d like some now. 8. Would you like some whisky? / Yes. I like whisky very much. I d like some now. 9. Would you like some fruit? / Yes. I like fruit very much. I d like some now. 10. Would you like some rice? / Yes. I like rice very much. I d like some now. 4. 1. I have a pen and some paper. 2. I have a knife and some fruit. 3. I have a doughnut and some coffee. 4. I have a toothbrush and some toothpaste. 5. I have an egg and some bacon. 6. I have a spoon and some ice cream. ( ) 7. I have a watch and some furniture. 8. I have a ring and some perfume. 9. I have a glass and some juice. 5. 1. Would you like a pen? / Yes. I d like one. I d like some paper, too. Do you have any? / Yes. I have some. 2. Would you like a knife? / Yes. I d like one. I d like some fruit, too. Do you have any? / Yes. I have some. 3. Would you like a doughnut? / Yes. I d like one. I d like some coffee, too. Do you have any? / Yes. I have some. 4. Would you like a toothbrush? / Yes. I d like one. I d like some toothpaste, too. Do you have any? / Yes. I have some. 5. Would you like an egg? / Yes. I d like one. I d like some bacon, too. Do you have any? / Yes. I have some. 6. Would you like a spoon? / Yes. I d like one. I d like some ice cream, too. Do you 23
have any? / Yes. I have some. 7. Would you like a wristwatch? / Yes. I d like one. I d like some furniture, too. Do you have any? / Yes. I have some. 8. Would you like a ring? / Yes. I d like one. I d like some perfume, too. Do you have any? / Yes. I have some. 9. Would you like a glass? / Yes. I d like one. I d like some juice, too. Do you have any? / Yes. I have some. 6. 1. I d like some coffee. / I don t want any coffee. 2. I d like some ice cream. / I don t want any ice cream. 3. I d like some tea. / I don t want any tea. 4. I d like a cookie. / I don t want a cookie. 5. I d like some furniture. / I don t want any furniture 6. I d like some ties. / I don t want any ties. 7. I d like a textbook. / I don t want a textbook. 8. I d like a notebook. / I don t want a notebook. 9. I d like a shirt. / I don t want a shirt. 10. I d like some juice. / I don t want any juice. 11. I d like some gifts. / I don t want any gifts. 12. I d like a tie. / I don t want a tie. 7. 1. Do you want a peach? No. I don t want a peach. / Oh? Why not. / I don t like peaches. 2. Do you want some fruit? / No. I don t want any fruit. / Oh? Why not? / I don t like fruit. 3. Do you want some tea? / No. I don t want any tea. / Oh? Why not? / I don t like tea. 4. Do you want a cookie? / No. I don t want a cookie. / Oh? Why not? / I don t like cookies. 5. Do you want some sugar? / No. I don t want any sugar. / Oh? Why not? / I don t like sugar. 6. Do you want a pear? / No. I don t want a pear. / Oh? Why not? / I don t like pears. 7. Do you want some ice coffee? / No. I don t want any ice coffee. / Oh? Why not? / I don t like ice coffee. 8. Do you want an orange? / No. I don t want an orange. / Oh? Why not? / I don t like oranges. 9. Do you want some ice cream? / No. I don t want any ice cream. / Oh? Why not? / 24
I don t like ice cream. 10. Do you want some wine? / No. I don t want any wine. / Oh? Why not? / I don t like wine. 8. 1. I d like a peach. / I d like one, too. 2. I d like some fruit. / I d like some, too. 3. I d like some tea. / I d like some, too. 4. I d like a cookie. / I d like one, too. 5. I d like some sugar. / I d like some, too. 6. I d like a pear. / I d like one, too. 7. I d like some ice coffee. / I d like some, too. 8. I d like an orange. / I d like one, too. 9. I d like some ice cream. / I d like some, too. 10. I d like some wine. / I d like some, too. 9. 1. I didn t buy a peach. Did you buy one? / No. I didn t buy one. 2. I didn t buy any fruit. Did you buy any? / No. I didn t buy any. 3. I didn t buy any tea. Did you buy any? / No. I didn t buy any. 4. I didn t buy a cookie. Did you buy one? / No. I didn t buy one. 5. I didn t buy any sugar. Did you buy any? / No. I didn t buy any. 6. I didn t buy a pear. Did you buy one? / No. I didn t buy one. 7. I didn t buy any ice coffee. Did you buy any? / No. I didn t buy any. 8. I didn t buy an orange. Did you buy one? / No. I didn t buy one. 9. I didn t buy any ice cream. Did you buy any? / No. I didn t buy any. 10. I didn t buy any wine. Did you buy any? / No. I didn t buy any. 10. 1. any / some 2. any / some 3. /any / some 4. any 5. a 6. a 7. some 8. /any / some 25
9. some 10. some 11. any / some 12. /any / some 11. 1. I bought a few peach. / Oh? I bought a few, too. 2. I bought a little fruit. / Oh? I bought a little, too. 3. I bought a little tea. / Oh? I bought a little, too. 4. I bought a few cookies. / Oh? I bought a few, too. 5. I bought a little sugar. / Oh? I bought a little, too. 6. I bought a few pears. / Oh? I bought a few, too. 7. I bought a little ice coffee. / Oh? I bought a little, too. 8. I bought a few oranges. / Oh? I bought a few, too. 9. I bought a little ice cream. / Oh? I bought a little, too. 10. I bought a little wine. / Oh? I bought a little, too. 12. (9 brown brown glass ) 1. These pens are nice. I like the red one. 2. These knives are nice. I like the big one. 3. These doughnuts are nice. I like the chocolate one. 4. These toothbrushes are nice. I like the plastic one. 6. These spoons are nice. I like the silver one. 7. These watches are nice. I like the gold one. 8. These rings are nice. I like the silver one. 9. These glasses are nice. I like the brown one. 13. (6 nice rich ) 1. What an expensive pen! What beautiful paper! 2. What a good knife! What delicious fruit! 3. What a delicious doughnut! What hot coffee! 4. What a cheap toothbrush! What good toothpaste! 5. What a delicious egg! What delicious bacon! 6. What a nice spoon! What rich ice cream! 7. What an old watch! What modern furniture! 8. What an expensive ring! What old perfume! 9. What a useful glass! What good juice! 26
14. 1. Do you want the pen or the paper? / I prefer the pen. 2. Do you want the knife or the fruit? / I prefer the fruit. 3. Do you want the doughnut or the coffee? / I prefer the coffee. 4. Do you want the toothbrush or the toothpaste? / I prefer the toothpaste. 5. Do you want the egg or the bacon? / I prefer the bacon. 6. Do you want the ice cream or the spoon? / I prefer the spoon. 7. Do you want the watch or the furniture? / I prefer the furniture. 8. Do you want the ring or the perfume? / I prefer the perfume. 9. Do you want the glass or the juice? / I prefer the juice. 15. 1. Did you buy a sport shirt or a dress shirt? / I bought a dress shirt. 2. Did you buy some fruit or some cake? / I bought some cake. 3. Did you buy some candy or some ice cream? / I bought some ice cream. 4. Did you buy some furniture or some pictures? / I bought some pictures. 5. Did you buy a watch or a diamond ring? / I bought a diamond ring. 6. Did you buy a blue tie or a red tie? / I bought a red tie. 7. Did you buy a red shirt or a white shirt? / I bought a white shirt. 8. Did you buy some A4 paper or some blue ink? / I bought some blue ink. 9. Did you buy some old furniture or some modern furniture / I bought some modern furniture. 10. Did you buy some apples or some pears? / I bought some pears. 16. 1. Do you want some pens? / No, I don t want any. Do you want some paper? / No, I don t want any. 2. Do you want some knives? / No, I don t want any. Do you want some fruit? / No, I don t want any. 3. Do you want some doughnuts? / No, I don t want any. Do you want some coffee? / No. I don t want any. 4. Do you want some toothbrushes? / No, I don t want any. Do you want some toothpaste? / No, I don t want any. 5. Do you want some eggs? / No, I don t want any. Do you want some bacon? / No, I don t want any. 6. Do you want some ice cream? / No, I don t want any. 27
Do you want some spoons? / No, I don t want any. 7. Do you want some watches? / No, I don t want any. Do you want some furniture? / No, I don t want any. 8. Do you want some rings? / No, I don t want any. Do you want some perfume? / No, I don t want any. 9. Do you want some glasses? / No, I don t want any. Do you want some juice? / No, I don t want any. 17. 1. He doesn t have any pens, but he wants some. He doesn t have any paper, but he wants some. 2. He doesn t have any knives, but he wants some. He doesn t have any fruit, but he wants some. 3. He doesn t have any doughnuts, but he want some. He doesn t have any coffee, but he wants some. 4. He doesn t have any toothbrushes, but he want some. He doesn t have any toothpaste, but he wants some. 5. He doesn t have any eggs, but he wants some. He doesn t have any bacon, but he wants some. 6. He doesn t have any ice cream, but he wants some. He doesn t have any spoons, but he wants some. 7. He doesn t have any watches, but he wants some. He doesn t have any furniture, but he wants some. 8. He doesn t have any rings, but he wants some. He doesn t have any perfume, but he wants some. 9. He doesn t have any glasses, but he wants some. He doesn t have any juice, but he wants some. 18. 1. I don t have a pen, but I d like one. I don t have any paper, but I d like some. 2. I don t have a knife, but I d like one. I don t have any fruit, but I d like some. 3. I don t have a doughnut, but I d like one. I don t have any coffee, but I d like some. 4. I don t have a toothbrush, but I d like one. I don t have any toothpaste, but I d like some. 28
5. I don t have an egg, but I d like one. I don t have any bacon, but I d like some. 6. I don t have any ice cream, but I d like some. I don t have a spoon, but I d like one. 7. I don t have a watch, but I d like one. I don t have any furniture, but I d like some. 8. I don t have a ring, but I d like one. I don t have any perfume, but I d like some. 9. I don t have a glass, but I d like one. I don t have any juice, but I d like some. 19. 1. Here are some sport shirts. Would you like one? / Yes, thank you. I d like one. / All right. Here you are. 2. Here are some oranges. Would you like one? / Yes, thank you. I d like one. / All right. Here you are. 3. Here are some pears. Would you like one? / Yes, thank you. I d like one. / All right. Here you are. 4. Here are some peaches. Would you like one? / Yes, thank you. I d like one. / All right. Here you are. 5. Here are some apples. Would you like one? / Yes, thank you. I d like one. / All right. Here you are. 6. Here are some belts. Would you like one? / Yes, thank you. I d like one. / All right. Here you are. 7. Here are some nice ties. Would you like one? / Yes, thank you. I d like one. / All right. Here you are. 8. Here are some pictures. Would you like one? / Yes, thank you. I d like one. / All right. Here you are. 9. Here are some pencils. Would you like one? / Yes, thank you. I d like one. / All right. Here you are. 10. Here are some dictionaries. Would you like one? / Yes, thank you. I d like one. / All right. Here you are. 20. (6 silver plastic 9 fresh canned ) 1. I have an old pen, but you have some new ones. I have some typing paper, but you have some writing paper. 2. I have a good knife, but you have a dull one. 29
I have some expensive fruit, but you have some cheap fruit. 3. I have a fresh doughnut, but you have a stale one. I have some hot coffee, but you have some ice coffee. 4. I have a wooden toothbrush, but you have a plastic one. I have some expensive toothpaste, but you have some cheap toothpaste. 5. I have a fried egg, but you have a boiled one. I have some fried bacon, but you have some raw bacon. 6. I have a silver spoon, but you have a plastic one. I have some chocolate ice cream, but you have some vanilla ice cream. 7. I have a gold watch, but you have a silver one. I have some old furniture, but you have some new furniture. 8. I have a gold ring, but you have a silver one. I have some old perfume, but you have some new perfume. 9. I have a brown glass, but you have a white one. I have some fresh juice, but you have some canned juice. 21. 1. Yes, she did. 2. This evening. 3. No, she doesn t. 4. Because she prefers tea. 5. No, she doesn t. 6. She uses a little sugar. 7. Yes, she does. 8. She d like an apple. 9. No, she doesn t. 10. Yes, she does. 22. A: cake B: any / A: water B: I d / A: one B: any / A: like B: best A: B: A: B: 30
A: B: A: B: Lesson 4 1. 1. I played baseball today. 2. I played golf today. 3. I played soccer today. 4. I went swimming today. 5. I played volleyball today. 6. I went skiing today. 7. I went surfing today. 8. I went sightseeing today. 9. I played rugby today. 10. I played football today. 2. 1. Did you play baseball today? / No. I didn t play baseball. I went skating. 2. Did you play golf today? / No. I didn t play golf. I went skating. 3. Did you play soccer today? / No. I didn t play soccer. I went driving. 4. Did you go swimming today? / No. I didn t go swimming. I played chess. 5. Did you play volleyball today? / No. I didn t play volleyball. I went skating. 6. Did you go skiing today? / No. I didn t go skiing. I played shogi. 7. Did you go surfing today? / No. I didn t go surfing. I played tennis. 8. Did you go sightseeing today? / No. I didn t go sightseeing. I played chess. 9. Did you play rugby today? / No. I didn t play rugby. I went skating. 10. Did you play football today? / No. I didn t play football. I went skiing. 3. 4. 1. What did you do today? / I played baseball. 31