Lesson 39-1
Do not throw litter on the street. P
Airplanes travel high. P
Let's play a game of hide and seek. P
Kites can only fly if there is a lot of wind. P
A bee hive has honey inside it. P
Librarians help you find books in the library. P
A candle can light up a dark room. P
A person works in the lighthouse. P
Lesson 39-2
Let's work on a school project together. P
We must study in the library. P
What are you hiding in your pocket? P
Nothing. It's my library card. P
I can't reach the top shelf. It is too high. P
Here you go. Is this the book you want? P
Yes. It's dark in here. Turn on the light. P
You dropped your candy wrapper on the ground. P
So what? P
It is litter. Put it in the wastebasket. P
What will the project be about? P
We must choose our topic. P
Honey is my favorite food. P
Bees make honey. They make it in a hive. P
No. That's too easy. P
I like sailboats and the ocean. P
My family has a lighthouse. We can study that. P
No. What about flying? P
Yes. I like flying kites. P
Kites are a fun hobby. Let's write how to fly kites. P
Lesson 39-3
The piece of ribbon is long and soft. P
The dog had six puppies. P
You can take a boat down the river. P
The water from the faucet falls into the sink. P
You must buy tickets to see a movie. P
The girl tiptoes out of the house at night. P
The American colonies were small villages. P
Thumbs up is a sign that one is right. P
Lesson 39-4
Tie a yellow ribbon around a tree to remember a soldier. P
I called you six times, but you didn't answer. P
Many salmon swim up the river. P
Wash your hands in the sink. P
The tickets for the concert are sold out. P
Ballerinas dance on their tiptoes. P
A village in Africa may be very poor. P
Turn right on Wilshire Boulevard. P
Lesson 39-5
I would like two tickets for tonight's play. P
That will be six dollars. P
That's very cheap. P
On Wednesdays tickets are only three dollars each. P
Where will we sit? P
Enter the building, and turn right. P
Then? P
There will be a door on your right. It will have a red ribbon on it. P
Our seats are inside the door? P
Yes. P
Ok. P
The play started. You are late. P
What do we do? P
You must tiptoe inside. Do not make a lot of noise. P
Oops! I spilled ketchup on my shirt. P
There are sinks in our bathrooms. P
What is the play about? P
Life in a small village in England. P
Isn't the village next to a river? P
Yes. The characters fish in the river. P
Lesson 39-6
The soccer player kicks the ball. P
The picture shows a sunset behind mountains. P
I was just kidding you. I didn't mean it. P
Every city has a public library. P
The ice covers the branch. P
The iceberg sticks up out of the ocean. P
The icicle hangs off the tree branch. P
The dice is rolled during the game. P
Lesson 39-7
The ball is kicked into the goal. P
Please take a picture of us together. P
Are you kidding me? I would never do that. P
You need a card to use the library. P
Ice is dangerous for skiers. P
The Titanic hit an iceberg and sank. P
Icicles form in caves in Alaska. P
You must have dice to play Monopoly. P
Lesson 39-8
I don't like your friend David. P
Why not, Dad? P
He's a bad kid. P
Why? P
He stole a book from the library. P
How do you know? P
There was a picture of him in the newspaper. P
He is a good kid. He plays soccer with me. P
Yes, he kicks the ball well. P
And when I hurt my knee he brought me ice. P
He helped you? P
Yes. Can I still play dice with him? P
Ok. P
We are writing a report together. P
For what class? P
History. We are writing about the Titanic. P
The boat that sank? P
Yes. It hit an iceberg. P
It hit an icicle? P
No. Icicles are on land. Icebergs are in the ocean. P
Lesson 39-9
There are no nuts in the supermarket. P
Take the rabbit out of the hutch so it can hop around. P
The African women sit outside of their hut. P
I put butter on my toast at breakfast. P
The boy cuts paper with a pair of scissors. P
The soldiers in the army must wear a uniform. P
The students go to the university after high school. P
Flowers and plants attract butterflies. P
Lesson 39-10
Can you open this nut for me? P
The rabbit lives in the hutch in the garage. P
There are many huts in poor countries. P
Cooking with butter gives food a lot of flavor. P
Cut the cake into five pieces for everyone. P
Some private schools ask their students to wear uniforms. P
I am a biology major at the university. P
Catching a butterfly with a net is difficult. P
Lesson 39-11
Do you have to wear a uniform at the university? P
No. You can wear whatever clothes you want. P
My school doesn't allow me to have long hair. P
You have to cut your hair. P
Yes. I have to cut it short. P
What did you bring for lunch? P
Just some nuts. P
My mom made me toast with butter for breakfast. P
You're not hungry? P
Not really. P
Why do African women live in huts? P
They do not have money. A hut is not expensive to build. P
If a storm comes, their hut will be destroyed. P
Yes, that's true. Where do you keep your pet rabbit? P
My parents got rid of the rabbit. P
Why? P
I didn't clean its hutch. P
I caught a butterfly yesterday. P
Really? P
It's a monarch butterfly. It is very big. P
Lesson 39-12
Planet earth is in the Milky Way galaxy. P
The woman puts gas in her car. P
The hamburger includes tomato and lettuce. P
The airplane is in the hangar. P
The cowboy hat is bright red. P
Ham can be eaten cooked or uncooked. P
The boy hangs the coat on the rack. P
The fingers on the hand push buttons. P
Lesson 39-13
A galaxy has millions of stars. P
Do not put gas next to fire. P
A hamburger is simple to make. P
Every airport has a hangar. P
Hats protect eyes from the sun. P
In the United States, baked ham is usually eaten at Christmas. P
Hang your clothes up to stop wrinkles. P
Hands are used for all actions. P
Lesson 39-14
Hello. You may hang your hat over there. P
Thank you very much. P
How can I help you? P
I want a book about the Milky Way galaxy. P
Ok, let me find you one. P
Thank you. P
I looked. I'm sorry. We are sold out. P
Okay. I also need to find a book about airplanes. P
There is one on that shelf next to your right hand. P
Do you mean the book with the airplane hangar on the cover? P
Yes. P
I have to cook dinner tonight. I need a recipe. P
Ok. We have good cookbooks. P
Great. P
This book is good. It teaches you how to bake a ham. P
I don't like ham. What about hamburgers? P
Yes. This book will be good for that too. P
Ok. I'll buy it. P
Is there anything else you need? P
Yes. Could you tell me where the nearest gas station is? P
Sure. There is one down the street on the left. P
Lesson 39-16
A lamp should be in every room. P
The mammal can feed its babies with milk. P
The SUV can seat 10 people. It is a mammoth vehicle. P
Shake the tambourine to make music. P
Name your new puppy. P
The game of basketball is simple. P
Without an antenna, satellite television will not work. P
It is time to take off the bandage. P
Lesson 39-17
I have to write a paper for school. P
You need a lamp by your desk. P
Why? P
So you have enough light. How long does your paper need to be? P
It is a 20 page research paper. P
That's mammoth! P
What does that mean? P
That it is very large. When is it due? P
Tomorrow. P
We should go to the library. P
My subject will be about how an antenna works. P
That's very scientific. P
I wanted to write about horses. P
Why did you change your subject? P
The teacher said we couldn't write about mammals. P
Oh! I can't go to the library. I have to play tambourine in my band. P
What did you name your band? P
We named the band, "Dog Moon". P
Here, take this bandage off. P
What happened? P
I cut myself playing a game of basketball. P
Lesson 39-18
There are two rats next to the trap. P
The hat has a large brim. P
The picture shows a case that businesspeople use. P
The batter is playing a game of baseball. P
The vase sits on the beach. P
The wastebasket is full of paper. P
When you are upset, you should be patient. P
The gate leading to the house is closed. P
Lesson 39-19
Rats are animals that carry disease. P
A hat keeps the sun off of your face. P
A case of oranges is sold at the market. P
A referee stands behind the catcher in baseball. P
A vase is full of flowers and ivy. P
Throw the dirty napkin into the wastebasket. P
Being patient is a virtue. P
A gate protects the home. P
Lesson 39-20
I just bought a new house. P
That's great. Where is it? P
It is on Larchmont Avenue. P
That is a good neighbordhood. How big is your home? P
It has 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. P
What furniture do you need? P
I need a lot of furniture to decorate. P
You should build a gate to protect you. P
Yes. We have a white fence. P
Good. Do you have a vase? P
I have a vase to hold flowers. P
Do you have problems with the house? P
Yes. The house is very old. We have rats. P
That's terrible. Do you have traps to catch rats? P
Yes. The rats are almost gone. P
The sun is very bright today. P
I wore my red hat to keep the sun out of my eyes. I couldn't find my baseball cap. P
Where should I thow the empty can? P
In the wastebasket next to my briefcase. P
My husband hasn't called me back! P
Be patient. He will call you soon. P