119. to be 113. the verbs adv mind, I’m gone 139. rebel shaking all over etc. v enjoy, keep 140. rebellion 120. to be 2. Infinitive or 141. shake shaking like a gerund after the leaf verbs stop, 121. to shake remember, forget with laughter 122. to shake hands 123. to shake sb by the hand 124. to get bored 125. it help 2 142. rebel 114. a course New material: 1. British Generation J. D. n 143. rebellious 115. to bother 1. Confusable teenagers gap and his 144. notice 116. wedding words: speak about book n 145. annoying 117. to expel vs the way they couple pair. The Catcher 146. annoyance 118. to stop by 2. Adverbs spend money in the Rye 147. boredom 119. I guess (L). anymore, 148. madness 120. Boy! 2. anyhow, anytime Holden 149. madly 121. lousy Comes to See 122. to carry (a His Teacher subject) (part 1) (R) 123. to flunk 3 150. angry 126. to be angry 124. complex New material: 1. Discussing Pocket Difference in 151. bottom with sb for sth object Complex object jobs for teens money for spelling of 152. challenge 127. the bottom 125. Caucasian with the verbs (L). teenagers some words 153. extreme of the sea 126. a 2. in American to want, to Holden 154. note 128. at the hemisphere and British expect, would Comes to See 155. reason bottom of the 127. to rot English like/love His Teacher 156. riddle page 128. although (part 2) (R) 157. various 129. on the 129. except 158. top bottom of the 159. wrap river 130. a reason for sth 131. the answer to the riddle
adv 139. rebel v 140. rebellion 141. shake 119. to be shaking all over 120. to be shaking like a leaf 121. to shake with laughter 122. to shake hands 123. to shake sb by the hand 124. to get bored 125. help it 113. I’m gone the verbs mind, enjoy, keep etc. 2. Infinitive or gerund after the verbs stop, remember, forget 2 142. rebel n 143. rebellious 144. notice n 145. annoying 146. annoyance 147. boredom 148. madness 149. madly 114. a course 115. to bother 116. wedding 117. to expel 118. to stop by 119. I guess 120. Boy! 121. lousy 122. to carry (a subject) 123. to flunk New material: 1. Confusable words: couple vs pair. 2. Adverbs anymore, anyhow, anytime 1. British teenagers speak about the way they spend money (L). 2. Holden Comes to See His Teacher (part 1) (R) Generation gap J. D. and his book The Catcher in the Rye 3 150. angry 151. bottom 152. challenge 153. extreme 154. note 155. reason 156. riddle 157. various 158. top 159. wrap 126. to be angry with sb for sth 127. the bottom of the sea 128. at the bottom of the page 129. on the bottom of the river 130. a reason for sth 131. the answer to the riddle 124. complex object 125. Caucasian 126. a hemisphere 127. to rot 128. although 129. except New material: Complex object with the verbs to want, to expect, would like/love 1. Discussing jobs for teens (L). 2. Holden Comes to See His Teacher (part 2) (R) Pocket money for teenagers Difference in spelling of some words in American and British English
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