Life Is Getting More and More Complicated

Life is getting more and more interesting.

More difficult,

more complicated.

Life is getting more and more difficult.

Things are getting harder every day.

I'll say.

Life is getting more and more interesting.

Much easier

less difficult.

Life is getting more and more interesting.

Things are getting better every day.

I'll say.

 

The Rich Are Getting Richer

The rich are getting richer.

The poor are getting poorer.

The good are getting better.

The bad are getting worse.

The old are getting older.

The nights are getting colder.

The good are getting better.

The bad are getting worse.

The tall are getting taller.

The small are getting smaller.

The good are getting better.

The bad are getting worse.

The weak are getting weaker.

The strong are getting stronger

The good are getting better.

The bad are getting worse.

 

Unit 13

Present Perfect

Regular/Irregular Past Participles • Ever/Never

 

Grammarchant

Irregular Past Participles

 

Do, done.

Rhymes with one.

See, seen.

Rhymes with green.

Be, been.

Rhymes with in.

Go, gone.

Rhymes with on.

 

Have You Ever Been to Boston? (song)

Have you ever been to Boston?

Yes, I have.

No. I haven't.

Have you ever been to Boston?

Yes, I have.

No. I haven't.

Have you ever been to Boston?

Have you ever been to Boston?

Have you ever been to Boston?

Yes I have.

No. I haven't.

(Variations) Have you ever worked in Boston?

Have you ever fallen in love in Boston?

 

I've Never Been to Peru, Have You? (song)

I've never been to Peru, have you?

Have you?

If I wake up in Peru, I won't know what to do.

I've never been to Japan, have you?

Have you?

If I wake up inJapan, I won't know where I am.

I've never been to L.A., have you?

Have you?

If I wake up in L.A., I won't know what to say.

 

California Roll (song)

Have you ever eaten sushi?

or a California roll?

Have you ever eaten kimchi?  

Have you ever been to Seoul?

No. I've never eaten kimchi.

I've never been to Seoul.

And I've never ever ever had

a California roll.

Have you ever been arrested?

Have you ever gone to jail?

Have you ever had a diamond ring

or worn a wedding veil?

No. I've never been arrested.

I've never gone to jail.

I've never had a diamond ring

or worn a wedding veil.

I've never lived in Brooklyn.

I've never lived in Queens.

I've never eaten sushi in a house in New Orleans.

I've never eaten kimchi.

I've never been to Seoul.

And I've never ever ever had a California roll!

No, I've never ever ever had a California roll!

 

Have You Heard the News?

Have you heard the news about Joe?

No!

Haven't you heard about Sue?

Who?

Joe's wife Sue! Haven't you heard?

Sue ran off with Lou.

Sue and Lou? Oh no!

What's going to happen to Joe?

I don’t know.

Have you heard the news about Lynn?

No. What about Lynn?

Where have you been?

Everyone knows about Lynn. 

Not me.

Nobody tells me anything.

 

Have You Heard from Mary Lately?

Have you heard from Mary lately?

No, I haven't, have you?

Yes, I have. She called last night.

How's she doing?

She's doing all right.

Have you spoken to Bobby lately?

Yes, I have. He called last night.

How's he doing?

He's doing all right.

Have you talked to Ray?

Yes, I have.

How's he doing?

He's doing O.K.

 

Unit 14

Superlatives

Regular • Irregular

Grammarchant

E-S-T

E-s-t, e-s-t.

He's the fastest skier in

history.

E-s-t, e-s-t

She's the strongest

swimmer in the family.

E-s-t, e-s-t.

He's the cutest baby

in the nursery.

E-s-t, e-s-t

He's the silliest student

in the library.

 

 

I'll Climb the Highest Mountain

I'll climb the highest mountain.

I'll swim the deepest sea.

I'll walk along the longest road

if you will come with me.

 

I'll paint the finest painting

for all the world to see.

I'll tell the sweetest story

if you will walk with me.

 

He Works Like a Dog

He works like a dog.

He eats like a horse.

He's the very best student in the English course.

Does he really work hard?

He works like a dog.

Does he eat a lot?

He eats like a horse.

He works like a dog.

He eats like a horse.

He's the very best student in the English

course.

 

Mutual Admiration

She thinks he's the best

She thinks he's the greatest.

She thinks he's the smartest man in the world.

He thinks she's the nicest.

He thinks she's the brightest.

He thinks she's the kindest woman in the

world.

She thinks he's the most remarkable man

in the whole wide world,

in the whole wide world.

He thinks she's the most wonderful woman

in the whole wide world,

in the whole wide world.