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Carl
Natalie
Carl
Natalie
Carl
: What? How?
Natalie
: I dont know. He went to school like usual this morning, but he hasnt been coming
home since then.
Carl
Natalie
: They say he wasnt coming to school. I have been calling some of his friends
numbers, but it doesnt help at all. They all said they didnt know where my son
was.
Carl
: Do you have any idea where he usually is? You know, a place that he likes to be to
hang out.
Natalie
: No, I cant think of any place he could be. Besides, my son is not a person that likes
to go hanging out with his friends. The only two places I usually see him are this
house and his school. Oh, my God! Its already half past seven! Oh, Carl, help me.
Carl
Natalie
: No, not yet. Im afraid Luke will notice that there is something wrong if I call the
police.
Carl
: Are you saying that your husband still doesnt know this?
Natalie
: Hes ummm Hes in the middle of a meeting at his office And you know, hell be
very angry if he knows that I cant take care of only one boy.
Carl
Natalie
: Ummm, yeah, I guess so. He said the meeting started at six, and it would last about
one hour and a half. So, hell be coming home at about half to eight or so.
Carl
: Alright. So, it means your son should have arrived home before your husband get
home at eight, right?
Natalie
Carl
: No, Natalie. You should stay optimistic. Just keep looking for him by phoning some
numbers of his friends that you know. Ill be searching for him at the streets.
Natalie
Carl
: No problem.
Put the verb in brackets into the correct forms. Then listen and check.
Annie
: Hello?
: Cabbie! Hi! Im doing well. Whats going on? I havent talked to you for
ages!
Annie
: Oh, shes doing great. Shes applying for college right now. Shes really
been pushing herself. How about Trent?
Cabbie : The same. He just took his SATs, so hes looking around right now. Hes not
sure whether he wants to stay close by for college or go far away. Yeah,
thats always a big question. Listen, Annie. Were going to have a block
party on the 23rd. Can you come?
Annie
Cabbie : Its going to be in the park. Yeah, its a potluck, so you can bring a main dish
or salad if you like.
Annie
: Oh, I have a great salad recipe that I made up myself. Ill bring salad.
Cabbie : Good. Im going to bring homemade bread. But, Im not making it myself.
My mothers making it for me.
Annie
Cabbie : Yeah. Weve got some games planned. You know, things like a three-legged
race, horseshoes, Frisbee throwing, maybe well get a baseball game going,
stuff like that.
Annie
: A three-legged race? I havent done that since high school. But it all sounds
so fun. What a great way to get to know some of the neighbors we dont
already know!
Cabbie : I know. Isnt it a great idea? Oh, and theres a band, a salsa band, so therell
be some dancing.
Annie
: A salsa band? I dont know how to dance. Ill just watch everybody else
dance.
Cabbie : Dont worry. We got a teacher to come and teach us. Were also going to
have a karaoke machine, so we can listen to people sing. Do you like to
sing?
Annie
: Oh, no. I cant carry a note at all. Im a pretty boring singer. What about
you? Can you sing?
Cabbie : I dont think so, but other people say I can. Maybe the karaoke machine
will help me see if I really can Oh, I just remembered. Theres going to be
someone photographing everybody so we can buy pictures if we want to. It
should be a good time all around. I think were going to enjoy ourselves a
lot.
Annie
Listen to six sentences and try to write down what you hear to fill in the spaces.
1. There are so many wonderful and different kinds of fruit here. I just cant decide
which ones I want.
2. My wifes car is in the shop, so I have to leave work early to get her and take her
home.
3. Are you sure there isnt something you wanna talk about? Im feeling something
strange from you.
4. Maria doesnt seem very hungry; shes just pushing her food around her plate with
her fork and not eating much at all.
5. A wise teacher will always try to help her students get to know one another, so
that she can avoid having some students treat others badly.
6. Hm, they mustve had a big sale! Nothing I like seems to be in my size. I guess Ill
just have to wear something I already have.
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Participle
(V3)
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Participle
(Ving)
be
was, were
been
being
become
become, becomes
became
become
becoming
begin
begin, begins
began
begun
beginning
bind
bind, binds
bound
bound
binding
bite
bite, bites
bit
bitten
biting
blow
blow, blows
blew
blown
blowing
bring
bring, brings
brought
brought
bringing
build
build, builds
built
built
building
buy
buy, buys
bought
bought
buying
catch
catch, catches
caught
caught
catching
choose
choose, chooses
chose
chosen
choosing
cling
cling, clings
clung
clung
clinging
come
come, comes
came
come
coming
cost
cost, costs
cost
cost
costing
cut
cut, cuts
cut
cut
cutting
do
do, does
did
done
doing
draw
draw, draws
drew
drawn
drawing
drink
drink, drinks
drank
drunk
drinking
drive
drive, drives
drove
driven
driving
dry
dry, dries
draught
draught
drying
eat
eat, eats
ate
eaten
eating
Infinitive
(Basic)
Present Verb
(V1)*
Past Verb
(V2)**
Past
Participle
(V3)
Present
Participle
(Ving)
fall
fall, falls
fell
fallen
falling
feed
feed, feeds
fed
fed
feeding
feel
feel, feels
felt
felt
feeling
fight
fight, fights
fought
fought
fighting
find
find, finds
found
found
finding
fly
fly, flies
flew
flown
flying
forget
forget, forgets
forgot
forgotten
forgetting
get
get, gets
got
got (BE),
gotten (AE)
getting
give
give, gives
gave
given
giving
go
go, goes
went
gone
going
have
have, has
had
had
having
hear
hear, hears
heard
heard
hearing
keep
keep, keeps
kept
kept
keeping
know
know, knows
knew
known
knowing
lay
lay, lays
laid
laid
laying
lean
lean, leans
leant
leant
leaning
learn
learn, learns
learnt
learnt
learning
leave
leave, leaves
left
left
leaving
let
let, lets
let
let
letting
lie
lie, lies
lay
lain
lying
lose
lose, loses
lost
lost
losing
make
make, makes
made
made
making
Infinitive
(Basic)
Present Verb
(V1)*
Past Verb
(V2)**
Past
Participle
(V3)
Present
Participle
(Ving)
mean
mean, means
meant
meant
meaning
meet
meet, meets
met
met
meeting
pay
pay, pays
paid
paid
paying
put
put, puts
put
put
putting
read /ri:d/
read /red/
read /red/
reading
/ri:ding/
ring
ring, rings
rang
rung
ringing
run
run, runs
ran
run
running
say
say, says
said
said
saying
see
see, sees
saw
seen
seeing
sell
sell, sells
sold
sold
selling
send
send, sends
sent
sent
sending
show
show, shows
showed
shown
showing
shut
shut, shuts
shut
shut
shutting
sit
sit, sits
sat
sat
sitting
sing
sing, sings
sang
sung
singing
sink
sink, sinks
sank
sunk
sinking
sleep
sleep, sleeps
slept
slept
sleeping
speak
speak, speaks
spoke
spoken
speaking
spend
spend, spends
spent
spent
spending
stand
stand, stands
stood
stood
standing
steal
steal, steals
stole
stealing
stealing
swear
swear, swears
swore
sworn
swearing
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Past Verb
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Past
Participle
(V3)
Present
Participle
(Ving)
swim
swim, swims
swam
swum
swimming
take
take, takes
took
taken
taking
teach
teach, teaches
taught
taught
taught
tell
tell, tells
told
told
telling
think
think, thinks
thought
thought
thinking
throw
throw, throws
threw
thrown
throwing
understand
understand,
understands
understood
understood
understanding
wake
wake, wakes
woke
woken
waking
wear
wear, wears
wore
worn
wearing
win
win, wins
won
won
winning
wind
wind, winds
wound
wound
winding
write
write, writes
wrote
written
writing