This is a very typical page from the junior-high-school English textbooks. This page is from the third-year book, and presents a grammar point that most teachers use two or three fifty-minute classes to teach.
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Why would anyone decorate a gate? And do the Japanese know what a yard sale is?
ReplyDeleteYou should teach them that in Maine, the correct expression is "done", as in, "Are you done your homework?"