4A

Daily English

4A1

A B C D

Grammar Focus

Conversation

Example

1. Feel free to use the TV.

2. Feel free to use the toilet.

3. Feel free to use the computer.

4. Feel free to use the washing machine.

Welcome to our humble home, Naoto.

Oh, you have a lovely home!

Your room is upstairs, second door on the left.

Wow! It’s cozy.

And feel free to use the TV anytime.

Thank you, Mrs. Smith.

Annie:

Naoto:

Annie:

Naoto:

Annie:

Naoto:

Feel free to use + noun

Feel free to use

the TV.

the toilet.

the computer.

the washing machine.2

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4A2

A B C D

Grammar Focus

Conversation

Example

You must be hungry.

A little, Mrs. Smith.

Well, I prepared dinner for you.

Wow! Looks delicious.

Let’s eat dinner then.

I can’t wait.

Annie:

Naoto:

Annie:

Naoto:

Annie:

Naoto:

Looks + adjective

Looks

delicious.

disgusting.

dirty.

neat.3

1. Looks delicious.

2. Looks disgusting.

3. Looks dirty.

4. Looks neat.

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4A3

A B C D

Grammar Focus

Conversation

Example

The dinner was superb. Thank you.

My pleasure.

I’m so full.

That’s good to hear.

Let me do the dishes.

That’s okay. I’ll take care of it.

Naoto:

Annie:

Naoto:

Annie:

Naoto:

Annie:

Let me + verb phrase

Let me

do the dishes.

buy you a drink.

drive you home.

help you carry your luggage.4

1. Let me do the dishes.

2. Let me buy you a drink.

3. Let me drive you home.

4. Let me help you carry your luggage.

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4A4

A B C D

Grammar Focus

Conversation

Example

Let me show you our family photo album.

Who is that?

That’s my son, Tom.

Oh, he looks like his father.

Yes, he looks like a young John.

He sure does.

Annie:

Naoto:

Annie:

Naoto:

Annie:

Naoto:

Look like + noun/pronounLook + adjective

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1. He looks like his father.

2. He looks like Brad Pitt.

3. He looks strict.

4. He looks cool.

He looks likehis father.

Brad Pitt.+

strict.

cool.+ He looks

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4A5

A B C D

Grammar Focus

Conversation

Example

I have something to show you.

What is it?

It’s a guitar. Dad gave this for my birthday.

Can you play the guitar?

Yes, I can.

Wow, teach me how to play the guitar.

Jennifer:

Naoto:

Jennifer:

Naoto:

Jennifer:

Naoto:

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1. Teach me how to play the guitar.

2. Teach me how to send an email.

3. Teach me how to drive a car.

4. Teach me how to use your electronic dictionary.

Teach me how to + infinitive

Teach me how to

play the guitar.

send an email.

drive a car.

use your electronic dictionary.

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4A6

A B C D

Grammar Focus

Conversation

Example

Shall we watch TV?

That’s a good idea! Are there any interesting programs on TV tonight?

“Terminator” is being shown now.

Good! But the TV is too loud.

Oh, is it?

Yes. We might disturb your mom and dad.

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1. The TV is too loud.

2. These shoes are too big.

3. The restaurant is too crowded.

4. The cap is too big.

Jennifer:

Naoto:

Jennifer:

Naoto:

Jennifer:

Naoto:

too + adjective

too+

The TV is

These shoes are

The restaurant is

The cap is

+

loud.

big.

crowded.

big.

Daily English

4A7

A B C D

Grammar Focus

Conversation

Example

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Two-Part Verbs

Turn down

Take off

Turn off

Clean up

the TV.

your shoes.

the light.

your mess.

1. Turn down the TV.

2. Take off your shoes.

3. Turn off the light.

4. Clean up your mess.

This movie is so exciting.

It’s getting late. Go to bed.

In a while, mom.

Turn down the TV. It’s too loud.

Oh, I’m sorry.

Okay. Don’t stay up late.

Jennifer:

Annie:

Jennifer:

Annie:

Jennifer:

Annie:

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4A8

A B C D

Grammar Focus

Conversation

Example

You don’t look good. Are you okay?

I’m okay. I am just thinking about my family.

Don’t be sad. Try to enjoy your stay with us.

I miss them so much. I’m homesick.

I’m your Canadian mother. So please call me Mom.

Oh. I feel better now, mom.

Annie:

Naoto:

Annie:

Naoto:

Annie:

Naoto:

Don’t be + adjective

Don’t be

sad.

selfish.

angry.

lazy.9

1. Don’t be sad.

2. Don’t be selfish.

3. Don’t be angry.

4. Don’t be lazy.

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4A9

A B C D

Grammar Focus

Conversation

Example

How was your night, Naoto?

It was good. Thank you.

Do you have any plans today?

No, I don’t.

Why don’t we eat out?

Yeah. That’s a good idea. I am really hungry now.

John:

Naoto:

John:

Naoto:

John:

Naoto:

Why don’t + subject pronoun + verb

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1. Why don’t we eat out?

2. Why don’t you study hard?

3. Why don’t you buy a new one?

4. Why don’t they take a break?

Why don’t

youbuy a new one?

study hard?.+

eat out?

take a break?

+

+

we

they

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4A10

A B C D

Grammar Focus

Conversation

Example

I heard you’re going shopping.

Yes, but I don’t know where to go.

I can go with you. Where do you want to go?

Really? Take me to the mall.

Sure.

Okay. Let’s go.

Take me to + noun

Take me to

the mall.

the hospital.

Niagara falls.

a movie theatre. 11

1. Take me to the mall.

2. Take me to the hospital.

3. Take me to Niagara falls.

4. Take me to a movie theatre.

Jennifer:

Naoto:

Jennifer:

Naoto:

Jennifer:

Naoto:

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Niagara Falls

mess

luggage

Noun Verb Adjective Adverb

In this lesson, we will review:

Words and Phrases

Grammar Structure

feel free to use + noun

Looks + adjective

Let me + verb phrase

Teach me how to + infinitive

Look like + noun/pronounLook + adjective

1

2

3

4

5

too + adjective

Two-Part Verbs

Don’t be + adjective

Take me to + noun

Why don’t + subject pronoun+ verb

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7

8

9

10

turn down

clean up

take off

disturb

free

selfish

crowded

too

certainly

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