Lesson 32-1

Use a ruler to measure this cube box. P

It is 3 feet long. P

Alright. The mule can carry it. P

It is very sunny outside. P

Use the umbrella to keep the sun away. P

Do you have any chewing gum? P

Yes. It is mint-flavored. P

How many pieces of gum can I have? P

One piece. P

Why can't I have more? P

I chew gum when I work as an umpire. P

When do you umpire? P

I work as an umpire tonight. P

The tulips growing in that garden are red. P

They are very big tulips. Let's pick some. P

The tire on my bike is flat. Do you have an air pump? P

Yes. I will get it for you. P

Lesson 32-2

Put a blanket on your bed to keep warm. P

The blacksmith works in his shop. P

The blind sometimes use canes to guide them as they walk. P

The accident victim has blood on his leg. P

The wall is made out of concrete blocks. P

The sky is very close to black at night. P

The blimp advertises Good Year tires. P

The tree blossoms in spring. P

Lesson 32-3

On overnight flights, the stewardess gives you blankets. P

Call the blacksmith for a new horseshoe. P

A blind man needs to be helped in his home. P

I donate some of my blood to the Red Cross. P

I have many friends on my block. P

Black is thought of as a depressing color. P

A blimp is flown by a pilot. P

The blossoms are pink and white. P

Lesson 32-4

What happened to the blacksmith? P

He was making a horseshoe and he burned himself. P

Did he lose any blood? P

No, but he burned himself badly. P

What did he do? P

He wrapped his hand in a blanket and went to the hospital. P

Is he okay? P

No. His face is damaged. I think he will be blind. P

I should bring him some blossoms. P

Yes. He likes flowers very much. P

What block is the hospital on? P

It is on the third block of Wilshire Boulevard. P

You have a black spot on your face. P

I was painting with black paint. I must have gotten some on my face. P

Look at that blimp! P

It is advertising tires. It is very high in the sky. P

Yes. Everyone can see the blimp in the sky. P

Lesson 32-5

The woman is wearing a gold bracelet on her wrist. P

A bridge connects two parts of the city. P

The plate breaks into many pieces. P

The yellow blouse is worn by a woman. P

The bride marries the groom. P

Sweep the dust up with the broom. P

A brick is used to build a wall. P

Put a blanket on your bed to keep you warm. P

Lesson 32-6

I received a bracelet for my birthday. P

Fishermen cast their fishing rods over the bridge into the water. P

She didn't mean to drop the dish, and break it. P

The blouse has short sleeves and a pretty collar. P

A bride wears a wedding dress. P

The fallen leaves need to be swept with the broom. P

The building is made of brick and will not fall easily. P

On overnight flights, the stewardess gives you a blanket. P

Lesson 32-7

What happened to the city in the earthquake? P

The bridge broke in half. P

How did the bridge break? P

The bricks in the bridge weren't strong enough. P

The bridge was probably very old. P

Yes. It was built 100 years ago. P

How is your daughter? P

She is going to be a bride! P

Oh, she's going to be married? P

Yes. She will marry her boyfriend. P

Did you get her a present for the wedding? P

Yes. We bought her a bracelet and a new blouse. P

I will make her a blanket with yarn. P

That would be nice. P

Can I borrow your broom? P

Sure. P

I will bring your broom back tomorrow. P

Lesson 32-8

The baby crawls on the floor. P

There is a crack in the stone. P

The baby falls asleep in the cradle. P

A crater is formed when a comet hits the earth's surface. P

You must have crayons for the first day of school. P

The woman puts cream cheese on her bagel. P

The crane has its black wings spread. P

The crowd cheers for the soccer players. P

Lesson 32-9

The traffic is crawling on the freeway. P

The paint is so old that it is beginning to crack. P

Parents keep the cradle in their room so they can hear the baby cry. P

Once a crater is made, it lasts for many years. P

Color the picture using crayons. P

I want whipped cream on my ice cream. P

The cranes fly over the lake. P

A crowd applaudes after the concert ends. P

Lesson 32-10

Do you want coffee with your cream cheese and toast? P

Yes. I didn't sleep last night. P

Why not? P

The baby wouldn't fall asleep in the cradle. P

Oh. Does she know how to crawl? P

Yes. She can crawl all around the house. P

Does she also play with crayons? P

No. She cannot hold a crayon yet. She likes colors, though. P

Does she cry when she is in a crowd of people? P

No. She likes crowds. She likes being around a lot of people. P

Did you hear about the crater in the earth? P

Yes. It made a big crack in the earth. P

Did you see that white crane? P

Yes. It lives in the water off the coast. P

They are trying to put it in the zoo. P

I think it should be free. P

Yes. Birds like cranes should be free to fly. P

Lesson 32-11

I need cooler clothes for summer. P

The little girl uses her hands to clap. P

The crown has many precious jewels in it. P

The baby crawls on its hands and knees. P

The boy broke his foot and needs crutches to walk. P

The golf club is used to hit a golf ball a great distance. P

The crocodile climbs out of the water. P

The race car driver drives the car on the track. P

Lesson 32-12

You need new clothes for school. P

The audience claps for the actors after the play. P

The queen wears a crown during the coronation ceremony. P

Traffic on the freeway crawls forward. P

You do not need crutches when you sit. P

Swing the club steadily and you will hit the ball far. P

A crocodile swims under water to catch food. P

Safe drivers on the road do not drive fast. P

Lesson 32-13

We saw a crocodile crawl across the street in front of our car. P

Were you the driver? P

Yes. I was the driver. I stopped the car. P

What did you do? P

I just looked. The crocodile was huge! P

Can I borrow some clothes? P

Sure. What do you need? P

I need a pair of basketball shorts. P

Are you on the golf team at school? P

No. I quit. I lost my golf clubs. P

I can't play sports. I am on crutches. P

Why do you need crutches? P

I broke my ankle. P

I want to play sports again. P

I like when the crowd claps for you. P

Yes. You feel like a king. P

All I need would be a crown! P

Lesson 32-14

The drawer is filled with my clothes. P

The man drinks a cup of water. P

The two dragons fight each other in a battle. P

I bought a drill at the hardware store. P

The driver drives the race car around the track. P

The child wore a dress to the party. P

The dragonfly lands on the leaf. P

Park your car in the driveway. P

Lesson 32-15

I put my books in the drawer. P

I need something to drink. P

A dragon is a symbol of good luck in China. P

Use the drill to put the screw in the door. P

After work, I drive home. P

I need to buy a dress for the wedding. P

A dragonfly and bee fly through the air. P

It is not safe to play in the driveway. P

Lesson 32-16

Dad is driving into the driveway. P

Get him a drink. I put the bottle opener in the drawer. P

What does he like to drink? P

He likes soda after work. I have to put a dress on. P

Why? P

We're going shopping. We need to buy a drill. P

What do you need a drill for? P

I want to hang a picture. I need to make a hole in the wall. P

Okay. P

Oh, I have a question. P

What's your question? P

Do you know what a dragonfly eats? P

They eat mosquitoes. P

Oh, that's good. I don't like mosquitoes. P

I just read a book about dragons. It was very interesting. P

May I read your book, too? P

Sure. You can borrow my book. P

Lesson 32-17

The cars drive down the town's street. P

The students study in school. P

The string can be used to tie two objects together. P

We walk beside the stream and watch the water. P

The girl wears a shirt with colorful stripes on it. P

The mother takes her children to the playground after school. P

The plumber uses a wrench to fix a leak in the sink. P

Plug your cell phone charger into the wall. P

Lesson 32-18

We should walk on the sidewalk and not in the street. P

Both students wears the school's uniform. P

The cat plays with the ball of string. P

The stream makes a soft, trickling sound that relaxes me. P

A zebra's stripes are black and white. P

The child fell off the swing at the playground. P

I need a plumber to fix my toilet. P

My laptop needs to be plugged in to work. P

Lesson 32-19

The students go to the playground after school. P

Where is the playground? P

Right across the street. P

I don't think I can go. P

It's a lot of fun. There's a stream in the middle of the park. P

Are there ducks in the stream? P

Yes. We play with them. P

I would rather play with my new cat. P

How do you play with your cat? P

It chases a string that I hold. P

What does your cat look like? P

It's white with orange stripes. P

Do you have a plug at your house? P

Yes. P

I have to charge my cellphone. P

Is your dad home? P

No. He's a plumber. He is working. P

Lesson 32-20

The girl plays in the balls. P

Please put dinner plates on the table. P

I have a lot of plants in my garden. P

The planet saturn has rings around it. P

Use the pliers to take the nail out of the wall. P

The tractor moves a large parcel of hay across the field. P

The family travels to San Francisco to ride the trolley. P

The acrobat holds on to the trapeze. P