Lesson 33-1
I play the guitar in my free time. P
Put some chicken on the plate for me. P
I planted a tomato plant on the balcony. P
We have been two the planet moon. P
I can cut a wire with pliers. P
I must drive the tractor to the farm house. P
If you travel to foreign countries, you can learn different languages. P
You must practice to use the trapeze. P
Lesson 33-2
I would like to play on a trapeze. P
Yes, but you could fall. P
No, they have a net to catch you. P
That's true. What's on your plate? P
Some plants that I have to give to my mom. P
What kind of plants does your mom grow? P
She likes to grow rose bushes. P
Are you farmers? P
Yes. We have a tractor to carry things across the farm. P
You travel a lot though. P
Yes. We travel around the country to find the best plants. P
Can I borrow your pliers? P
What do you need pliers for? P
I can't get a nail out of the wall. The pliers will take it out. P
What planet would you like to visit? P
I would like to visit the moon. P
You have to be an astronaut to go to another planet. P
Lesson 33-3
The track runs all the way into the city. P
The jug is glass and is transparent. P
Trash is left on the sidewalk in many cities. P
The train takes passengers to work. P
The trap has cheese in it to attract the mouse. P
The trombone is an instrument in an orchestra. P
The traffic sign is in the shape of a triangle. P
The boy rides his tricycle in the house. P
Lesson 33-4
A train must stay on the track to travel. P
A mirror is not transparent because you cannot see through it. P
Every weekend, the group gets together to clean up trash on the beach. P
I read a book while I'm on the train. P
The mouse does not know it is a trap. P
Please put the trombone back in its case. P
The pyramids in Egypt are shaped like triangles. P
A tricycle is easier to ride than a bicycle. P
Lesson 33-5
I am taking the train to New York. P
Where do you throw the trash in this train? P
There's a wastebasket over there. P
I hope the train doesn't crash. P
No, it won't. We are safe. The train is on the tracks. P
What is that transparent bag? P
This bag is in case I get sick. P
You get sick when you travel? P
Yes, sometimes. Where are you going? P
I am going to New York, too. P
What will you do there? P
I play trombone in an orchestra. P
Wow. I play an instrument called the triangle. P
I've heard of that. It's made of metal, right? P
Yes. How do you catch a mouse? P
I put cheese in a trap. They eat the cheese and are caught. P
I will use a trap. I found a mouse under my daughter's tricycle. P
Lesson 33-6
The girl pushes her box of toys to her room. P
The starfish is attached to the rock next to the ocean. P
The stem of the rose has lots of sharp thorns. P
The actors perform in the theater. P
The thumb is pointing upward in the picture. P
Spools of thread come in many different colors. P
The boy points to his upper thigh. P
Take my temperature using a thermometer. P
Lesson 33-7
I accidently pushed my friend into the wall. P
A starfish moves with its arms. P
I cut my finger on one of the thorns. P
We sit in the audience at the theater. P
I broke my thumb during the game. P
I sew with a needle and thread. P
His shorts show his thighs. P
The thermometer says that I have a 105 degree fever. P
Lesson 33-8
Did the people in line at the theater push you? P
Yes. They can get pushy. P
What play did you see? P
A play by Shakespeare. P
I'm sorry I couldn't go with you. I was sick. P
What temperature did the thermometer say you had? P
It was 104 degrees. P
Oh, that's really hot! P
Yes, my thighs were sweating. I was really hot. P
I got you a rose. P
Ouch! The thorn punctured my thumb. P
Sorry. I thought I took off all the thorns from the stem. P
No, you didn't. P
Is this starfish real? P
No, I made it out of clay. P
There is a thread hanging off your jacket. P
Thanks. I will take it off. P
Lesson 33-9
The picture shows a satellite of earth made by humans. P
The beach is full of sand. P
The boy wears a pair of sandals. P
The child is crying because he is sad. P
The boat sails around the harbor. P
The sailboat carries passengers. P
The sailors wear the same uniform. P
A saw is used to cut wood. P
Lesson 33-10
Jupiter has many natural satellites. P
The father and son build a sand pyramid. P
Sandals are good to wear in hot weather. P
Sometimes being sad is healthy. P
Sailing is easy when there is wind. P
A sailboat must have sails to travel. P
A sailor must be comfortable at sea. P
You must have powerful arms to use a saw. P
Lesson 33-11
Do you like sailing on this sailboat? P
I love it. Where are we going? P
To Catalina Island. P
Can you fix the sail? It is twisted. P
Sure. Is that better? P
Yes. We will go faster now. P
How did you learn about boats? P
My father was a sailor. He taught me when I was a child. P
We are here! P
You can play in the sand. I have to tie the boat. P
Ok. Here are your sandals. Wear them on the beach. P
You look sad. What's the matter? P
I am thinking of my dad. He died last year. P
I'm sorry. P
Why do you have a saw in your boat? P
In case I need to cut a rope. The rope is very thick. P
Did you hear they put a satellite on the moon? P
Yes. Now we can see pictures of the moon's surface. P
Lesson 33-13
Many cactus plants grow in the desert. P
Humans cannot live in a vacuum. P
Foreign countries have different sockets. P
Harry Potter's book jacket has a colorful picture. P
The third act is very good. P
The saddle on a bike is small. P
Two rackets are in the picture. P
The dad and son are next to a lake. P
Lesson 33-14
The tire on my car is flat. P
Do you have a jack to change the tire with? P
Yes, I do. Can you help me? P
Sure. No problem. Did you go to the theater? P
Yes. I saw the play, "Romeo and Juliet". P
I only saw the jacket of the book. Is it about a boy and a girl? P
Yes. It is sad. They both die in the third act. P
How was your bike ride? P
Great. I bought a new seat for my bike. P
Where did you ride your bike? P
In the desert. There were many cactus plants. P
My dad and I play badminton. Do you want to play with us? P
Sure. P
You like outer space, right? P
Yeah. P
I learned something about it. P
Ok. P
We can't live in space because it is a vacuum. P
Lesson 33-16
The restaurant is a magnet for rich people. P
He tagged me. P
There is a lot of space in a wagon. P
That rag needs to be thrown away. P
People magazine writes about celebrities. P
The jaguar sits on the tree branch. P
Do not lose your bag! P
Her personality is magic because she makes everyone happy. P
Lesson 33-17
Your report card is bad. P
I know. I have three C's. P
You are a magnet for trouble. P
I know. P
Show me your school bag. P
Here. P
It is a mess. Organize your binders and use a rag to clean it. P
Ok. Can I go play tag afterwards? P
No. You cannot. Give me all your sports magazines. P
Why? P
You will only read school books. P
Please. I will study hard. Can I go outside after I do my homework? P
No. Your magic will not work this time. P
Please, dad. I'm sorry. P
Get in the station wagon. P
Where are we going? P
To school. We are going to talk to your teacher. P
Wait! I need my jacket with the jaguar on it. P
Lesson 33-20
Why was he put in jail? P
He stole the paintings of a famous painter? P
From where? P
The Louvre Museum in Paris. P
How did they know it was him? P
He left his fingerprints. P
Wow! His tail must be between his legs. P
He doesn't have a tail! P
I mean that he must feel bad for what he did. P
Oh. I understand. P
Where did they find the paintings? P
They were on a sailboat going to America. P
How did they stop the boat? P
The sail broke. They had to stop and get a new one. P
What did they find on the sailboat? P
His raincoat, nails, and the paintings. P
What was his job? P
He worked as a waiter at a hotel. P