You can master the English language.
Is it possible to master the English language?
It’s possible to master the English language.
What can I do to master the English language?
You can do many things to improve your English.
You can open up the dictionary.
You can read English novels.
You can watch English movies.
You can read English newspaper.
You can subscribe English magazines.
You can subscribe to English newspaper and magazines.
You can sharpen your listening skills.
You can talk in English with your friends.
You can talk in English with your English teachers.
You can talk in English with native English speakers.
You can listen to English music.
You can listen to English news.
You can listen to English speech.
You can memorize new vocabulary everyday.
You can read English short stories.
You can read English fables.
You can use internet to learn English.
You can access the internet to improve your English.
You can use thesaurus to improve your English.
You can do many things to improve your English.
You can learn English Grammar.
You can sharpen your competence in speaking.
You can improve your ability in listening.
You can continuously improve your English.
You must improve your English everyday.
You must be consistent in improving your English.
You must do you best to improve your English.
You must do all you can to sharpen your English.
It’s all depends on you.
You are the one who determine how you can master English.
You can achieve even what are considered to be impossible.

Success comes from action.
You can achieve great success.
You can achieve the high value goal.
You can improve your English.
You can master the English language.
You can develop your speaking skills.
You can do the best to master the English language.
You are the one who determine your success or failure.
You can succeed in mastering the English language.
It’s all depends on you.
It’s you who determine your success in improving your English.
Your success is in your hand.
Your success in mastering the English language is in your hand.
Begin today to master the English language.

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Exercise 8.

I think we need a new refrigerator.
I think you’re right.

I think we need a new microwave oven.
I think you’re right.

I think we need a new kitchen table.
I think you’re right.

I think we need a new dish rack.
I think you’re right.

I think we need a new stove.
I think you’re right.

I think we need a new oven.
I think you’re right.

I think we need a new kitchen chair.
I think you’re right.

I think we need a new cookbook.
I think you’re right.

Exercise 6.

I am thirsty.
What about Peter?
He is not thirsty.

I am hungry.
What about the Janet?
She is not hungry.

I am tired.
What about the children?
They are not tired.

I am excited.
What about James and John?
They are not excited.

I am happy.
What about Mary?
She is not happy.

I am sleepy?
What about Tono and Tina?
The are not sleepy.

I am satisfied.
What about James?
He is not satisfied.

Exercise 5.

Excuse me. I’m looking for a blanket.
We have some very nice blankets. And they’re all on sale this week.
Oh, good!

Excuse me. I’m looking for a pillow.
We have some very nice pillows. And they’re all on sale this week.
Oh, good!

Excuse me. I’m looking for a mattress.
We have some very nice mattress. And they’re all on sale this week.
Oh, good!

Excuse me. I’m looking for twin bed.
We have some very twin beds. And they’re all on sale this week.
Oh, good!

Excuse me. I’m looking for a jewelry box.
We have some very nice jewelry boxes. And they’re all on sale this week.
Oh, good!

Excuse me. I’m looking for a water bed.
We have some very nice water beds. And they’re all on sale this week.
Oh, good!

Excuse me. I’m looking for a clock radio.
We have some very nice clock radios. And they’re all on sale this week.
Oh, good!

Exercise 4.

The dinner set is very nice.
Thank you. It was a gift from my girlfriend.

The chandelier is very nice.
Thank you. It was a gift from my father.

The china cabinet is very nice.
Thank you. It was a gift from my mother.

The buffet is very nice.
Thank you. It was a gift from my grandfather.

The coffee pot is very nice.
Thank you. It was a gift from my grandmother.

The butter dish is very nice.
Thank you. It was a gift from my uncle.

The candlestick is very nice.
Thank you. It was a gift from my aunt.

The tablecloth is very nice.
Thank you. It was a gift from my sister.

The pepper shaker is very nice.
Thank you. It was a gift from my brother.

Exercise 3.

You have a lovely notebook computer.
Oh, thank you.

You have lovely home.
Oh, thank you.

You have a lovely painting.
Oh, thank you.

You have a lovely coffee table.
Oh, thank you.

You have a lovely rug.
Oh, thank you.

You have a lovely plant.
Oh, thank you.

You have a lovely curtains.
Oh, thank you.

You have a lovely television.
Oh’ thank you.

Exercise 2.

I don’t want any …
I want some …

I don’t want any steaks.
I want some chicken.

I don’t want any melons.
I want some avocado juice.

I don’t want any newspapers.
I want some quality business books.

I don’t want any tomatoes.
I want some apples.

I don’t want any coffee.
I want some red wine.

I don’t want any prawns.
I want some lobsters.

I don’t want any books.
I want some magazines.