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A specific change in this edition of Fundamentals, of English Grammar is the two Appendices, one with phrasal verbs and one with preposition combinations. Rather than asking students to study a whole chapter of these phrases at one time, the text uses appendices to present them in smaller groupings for teachers to intersperse throughout the teaching term. | EXERCISE 15. Practicing irregular verbs. Charts 2-5 and 4-2 - 4-5 Directions Ask questions beginning with Have you ever . and give answers. 1. lose the key to your house 2. meet . 3. have the flu 4. feel terrible about something 5. send a telegram 6. leave your sunglasses at a restaurant 7. sit on a cactus Switch roles if working in pairs. 8. spend one whole day doing nothing 9. lend . any money 10. sleep in a tent 11. make a birthday cake 12. build sand castles 13. win money at a racetrack 14. hang a picture on the wall EXERCISE 16 Irregular verbs. Chart 2-5 Directions Write the simple past and the past participles. 1. sell 2. tell 3. hear 4. hold 5. feed 6. read 7. find 8. buy _ 9. think __ 10. teach __ 11. catch __ 12. cut _ 13. hit _ 14. quit __ 15. put _ Quit can be used as a regular verb in British English quit quitted quitted. The Present Perfect and the Past Perfect 93 EXERCISE 17. Practicing irregular verbs. Charts 2-5 and 4-2 - 4-4 Directions Ask questions beginning with Have you ever . and give answers. 1. teach a child to count to ten 2. hold a newborn baby 3. find any money on the sidewalk 4. cut your own hair 5. think about the meaning of life 6. hear strange noises at night 7. read Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain 8. feed pigeons in the park Switch roles if working in pairs. 9. tell a little white lie 10. quit smoking 11. buy a refrigerator 12. sell a car 13. hit another person with your fist 14. put off doing your homework 15. catch a fish EXERCISE 18. Preview SINCE vs. FOR. Chart 4-5 Directions Complete the sentence I have been here . . . . Use since or for with tire given expressions. I have been here . 1. _ Pov _ two months. 9. the first of January. 2. _ sihcc _ September. 10. almost four months. 3. _ _ 1998. 11. the beginning of the .
