Homeworks

HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Tuesday. Mar 13 Put in the correct preposition. 1) Laura dreams (of) living on a small island. 2) Andrew apologized (for) being late. 3) Do you agree (with) staying in a foreign country? 4) The girls insisted (on) going out with Kerry. 5) Edward thinks (about) climbing trees this afternoon. HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Wednesday. Mar 14 Match the phrases. 1) hang out with friends 2) listen to music 3) talk on the phone 4) go to the swimming pool 5) arrive at the airport HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Thursday. Mar 15 Match the phrases. 1) look out of the window 2) sleep during the night 3) lie on the beach 4) wait behind the tree 5) hide behind the tree HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Friday. Mar 16 1) Andrew hasn't been living in the country. (not/to live) 2) How long have your grandparents been driving this car? (to drive) 3) They haven't been cycling. (not/to cycle) 4) Tony hasn't read this book, but Mary has. (not/to read) 5) How long has he been waiting for her? (to wait)

Hello Min! Wow! You did a good job here! Keep it up! I hope you keep on reading about grammar. Here are your corrections: T. Dianne^^ HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Tuesday. Mar 13 >>CORRECTPut in the correct preposition. >>CORRECT1) Laura dreams (of) living on a small island. >>CORRECT2) Andrew apologized (for) being late. >>CORRECT3) Do you agree (with) staying in a foreign country? >>CORRECT4) The girls insisted (on) going out with Kerry. >>CORRECT5) Edward thinks (about) climbing trees this afternoon. >>ofHOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Wednesday. Mar 14 >>CORRECTMatch the phrases. >>CORRECT1) hang out with friends >>CORRECT2) listen to music >>CORRECT3) talk on the phone >>CORRECT4) go to the swimming pool >>CORRECT5) arrive at the airport >>CORRECTHOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Thursday. Mar 15 >>CORRECTMatch the phrases. >>CORRECT1) look out of the window >>CORRECT2) sleep during the night >>CORRECT3) lie on the beach >>CORRECT4) wait behind the tree >> wait outside the stadium5) hide behind the tree >>CORRECTHOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Friday. Mar 16 >>CORRECT1) Andrew hasn\'t been living in the country. (not/to live) >>CORRECT2) How long have your grandparents been driving this car? (to drive) >>CORRECT3) They haven\'t been cycling. (not/to cycle) >>CORRECT4) Tony hasn\'t read this book, but Mary has. (not/to read) >> Tony has not been reading this book, but Mary has.5) How long has he been waiting for her? (to wait) >>CORRECT