Lesson 11-1
Those people on the right are protesting the war. P
They are lifting signs that say "Bring home the troops". P
Why are the signs so high? P
So everyone can see them. P
Why don't they protest at night? P
Because there is not enough light to see them. P
Do you think the war is a good thing? P
I don't know if the war is a good or bad thing. P
Would you fight in the war? P
No. I think war is too dangerous. P
Is it dangerous to walk a tightrope? P
No. If there is a net below to catch you, it is safe. P
Lesson 11-2
Celery with peanut butter is a healthy snack. P
The students work at desks during school. P
The cello is a string instrument played with a bow. P
The centipede crawls through the rocks. P
A cactus is a plant that can be found in the desert. P
A bird's feathers fall out naturally. P
The fence separates the road from the grass. P
The dentist opens the child's mouth. P
Lesson 11-3
The celery is not ready to be eaten. P
I keep pens and paper on my desk. P
A cello sits between the player's legs. P
Some foreign countries eat centipiedes. P
You must have a lot of water to survive in the desert. P
Indians wear bird feathers in their hair. P
Some houses have fences in the front and backyard. P
People visit the dentist twice a year. P
Lesson 11-4
Where did you go this weekend? P
I visited an Indian reservation in the desert. P
What did you bring back? P
Feathers from their ceremonies. P
Cool. I saw the dentist yesterday. P
What happened? P
He said I should stop eating sugar, and eat more natural foods. P
Like celery? P
Yes, vegetables and foods without sugar. P
That's too bad. I'm going to study at my desk. P
Ok. I'm going to practice playing my cello. P
I caught a centipede crawling under the fence. P
Lesson 11-5
The leaves are wet after the rain. P
A spider spins a web in the corner of the room. P
The man and woman are at a wedding. P
Christmas and Thanksgiving happen during the winter season. P
The sea's waves are rough. P
The boy wears his seatbelt. P
The desk has a seat attached to it. P
The seashells are found on the beach. P
Lesson 11-6
My hair got wet in the ocean. P
Flies fly into the web and the spider eats them. P
We brought a present for the bride and groom on their wedding. P
Fall is back-to-school season for students. P
Surfers ride their boards in the sea. P
A seatbelt may save your life in a car crash. P
We have a seat for you at the dinner table. P
I decorate my room with seashells. P
Lesson 11-7
I'm going to a wedding this Thursday. P
It is wedding season. Lots of couples get married in the spring. P
The wedding ceremony will be on a boat at sea. P
Aren't you afraid of getting wet? P
No. I'll be careful. P
Let's go to the market. P
Make sure to put on your seatbelt. P
What's this on my seat? P
A seashell. I bought it from a store. P
It's nice. Can I have it? P
Sure. Oh, there's a spider web in your car. P
Oh, I haven't cleaned it in a while. P
Lesson 11-8
We work five days a week. P
A vehicle needs gas to run. P
I drink my tea with sugar and milk. P
The teacher explains multiplication to the class. P
The hockey team is on the ice rink. P
After selling all my chocolate, I had zero left for myself. P
We keep track of the year using calendars. P
The man tears a sheet of paper. P
Lesson 11-9
The students have two weeks for Spring Break. P
Park your vehicle in the garage. P
Tea in the afternoon is an English tradition. P
Students should treat their teachers with respect. P
A team must work together to win a game. P
One minus one is zero. P
A new year begins every January 1st. P
I tore my pants while playing basketball. P
Lesson 11-10
The teacher gave me a zero on my test. P
When was your test? P
The test was last week. I'm afraid I'll get a bad grade for the year. P
No, you won't. You do all your homework. Where is your backpack? P
In your vehicle. Let me get it. P
Yes, get it and show me your test. P
Should I make some tea? P
Yes. That would be nice. P
Oops. There's a tear in my shirt. P
Go put another one on. I bought you a new t-shirt today. P
We can work together as a team. Will you help me study? P
Sure. We will be a successful team. P
Lesson 11-11
A jeep can be driven in the mountains. P
The beet can leave a red stain on your fingers if you touch it. P
The girl feeds the deer at the petting zoo. P
Humans have two feet. P
The boy and girl meet each other for the first time. P
My grandma sews a sweater with a needle and thread. P
The banana has its peel removed. P
The people on the boat can see the ocean. P
Lesson 11-12
The jeep's tires need to be changed. P
I would like beets in my salad. P
Deer live in groups in the forest. P
I wear shoes and socks on my feet. P
Give your name when you meet someone. P
The nurse gives me a shot of medicine with a needle. P
I slipped on the banana peel. P
Blind people cannot see the environment around them. P
Lesson 11-13
The deer's feet can take them very far. P
It's true. I have seen them travel a long distance. P
Where did you see them? P
I drove a jeep in the forest. My job was to write about what I saw. P
Did I know you then? P
No, we didn't meet each other yet. P
I put beets in your salad. Do you like them? P
Yes. They are warm and tasty. P
Ouch! I stepped on a needle! P
Oh, I'm sorry. I was sewing. Are your feet okay? P
No, I need a band-aid. P
Okay. Let me peel the covering off. Here, put the band-aid on. P
Lesson 11-14
The bird eats the seeds out of the person's hand. P
The boy and girl play on the seesaw. P
We work five days out of the week. P
The girl throws the ball up in the air. P
The boats passes under the bridge. P
The umpire stands behind the catcher. P
There are two sets of underwear in the picture. P
Grab an umbrella because it's going to rain. P
Lesson 11-15
If you plant watermelon seeds, you will grow a watermelon. P
The playground has two seesaws. P
The students have two weeks vacation for Christmas. P
Jump up to make a basketball shot. P
My dog sleeps under my bed. P
The umpire says the batter has struck out. P
I wash my underwear in the laundry with the rest of my clothes. P
Use an umbrella to keep the sun off your face. P
Lesson 11-16
Get under the umbrella so you don't get wet. P
It's good that it's raining. It will make my seeds grow! P
It's supposed to rain all week. P
The water will go up in the pool. P
We should cover the pool. P
Will the umpire stop the baseball game? P
No. I don't think so. P
What are those children doing? P
They are playing on the seesaw. P
I just did your laundry. I washed your underwear as well. P
Thank you. Did you put the underwear in my drawer? P
Yes. P
Lesson 11-17
Soldiers wear the same camouflage uniform. P
Unicorns are fictional characters in stories. P
A cucumber needs to be cut to be put in a salad. P
The farmer uses a controlled burn in his grass land. P
The butcher cuts a piece of meat to sell. P
The bushes turn red and brown in the fall season. P
The bulldozer moves dirt around in the construction site. P
There are three high rise buildings around the park. P
Lesson 11-18
Private schools make students wear a uniform. P
The unicorn is a symbol of good luck. P
The cucumber is old and needs to be thrown out. P
Do not touch fire, or you risk being burned. P
A butcher must wear an apron when he is working. P
Please cut the bushes in the backyard because they are too big. P
Use a bulldozer to knock over the building. P
I work in the building on the left. P
Lesson 11-19
What is in the building next door? P
It is a butcher shop. P
They are going to knock it down with a bulldozer. P
Really? Why? P
There was a fire. The shop was burned. P
How did the fire start? P
The butcher was cooking something and his uniform caught fire. P
That's too bad. Will they leave the bush in front? P
No. They will cut the bush down too. P
Well, let's get some lunch. Do you want a cucumber sandwich? P
Did you read that book about unicorns? P
No. I don't like fantasy books. P
Lesson 11-20
Musicians must read music when they learn to play. P
The students look at the dinosaur skeleton at the museum. P
Mules are used to carry heavy loads. P
The tuba is played in the orchestra. P
The man wears a suit to church. P
Carry a suitcase to the airport. P
The cellos make a beautiful tune. P
The tulips are in bloom in the garden. P