Vocabulary
Reading
Relative Clauses
Adverbs of Manner
Both, Either, Neither
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used to stress that something is accurate, complete, or correct

exactly

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What do you want to be? Story

What does Toni want to be?

A chef.

I know exactly what I want to be. I want to be a chef

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having or showing true and constant support or loyalty

faithful

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The rattlesnake Catchers

What should you do so snakes don't bite you?

Keep your distance. 

"If you keep your distance, the snake won't bite you"

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Use: which, where, who

  • That’s the teacher _____ hates me.
  • That’s the teacher who hates me.
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  • I ate the food (hungry).
  • I ate the food hungrily
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  • You can eat (both/either) the apple or the banana.

either

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a person who repairs machines (such as car engines) and keeps them running properly

mechanic

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The Cortuga Adventure. Unit 12 Lesson 1

What does Craine want to sell on this episode of the story.


Lots of animals


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Use: which, where, who.


  • Are those the children _____ fell into the river?
  • Are those the children who fell into the river?
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  • The monkey climbed the tree (careful).
  • The monkey climbed the tree carefully
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  • I can sing (both/neither) of these songs, they’re for girls, not boys!

neither

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a word, phrase, etc., that is placed at the beginning of a document, passage, etc., or at the top of a page

heading

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Travel Guide.

How do you leave the Isle of Skye?

You can drive across the Skye bridge or you can use the ferry

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Use: which, where, who

  • Is that the tree _____ the monkey climbed?
  • Is that the tree which the monkey climbed?
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  • I painted pictures (good).
  • I painted pictures well
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Alex: I enjoy hiking and I also love visiting museums, so I like (neither/both). What about you?

Jamie: I enjoy (neither/both) activities too. Maybe we could go hiking on Saturday and visit the museum on Sunday.

1) both

2)both

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