Lesson 32

Today’s lesson is 179 words.

 

Greetings

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Hello everyone, how are you guys feeling today?

Greetings


News

 
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Nursing homes are starting to open up across the country. Yesterday, Seattle resident Mark Uomoto had a chance to visit his mother for the first time in over a year.

Nursing Home

Barack Obama’s grandmother passed away at the age of 99 in Kenya on Tuesday.

Obama

Story

 
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CNN

Back in 2017, reporter Brooke Baldwin sat down with former President Barack Obama's half-sister and grandmother to discuss his upcoming trip to Kenya.

 
 

Grammar Tip

 
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Verb

In English, participles (verbs that end with “-ing”) can be used as both verbs and nouns.

Verb usages:

  • I am listening to music.

  • He has been conducting the orchestra.

  • We were walking.

Participles follow the basic structure: Subject + to be + verb (ending with -ing)

Noun

Noun usages:

  • I like running.

  • He enjoys reading.

  • School is for learning.

  • The church is full of singing

  • He’s good at playing piano.

The prepositions — in, of, at, for — often require participle conjugations.


Quiz


 

Writing Prompt

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Prompt

Prompt: How’s your day going?


Class Discussion

 
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