LISTENING PRACTICE

• He has a savings account now.

• Now he doesn't have a savings account.

• He has a checking account now.

• Now he doesn't have a checking account.

• There are a few vehicles on the road.

• Traffic isn't a problem on weekends.

• There isn't much traffic on the weekend.

• Every weekend the traffic is very heavy.

• They met in an apartment.

• They are in the same class.

• They live in the same apartment.

• They work in the same office.

• Joe has a problem.

• Joe needs money.

• Frank needs help.

• Frank sells ice.

• Mrs. Smith hurt her husband's feelings.

• Mr. Smith did something wrong.

• Mr. Smith gave flowers to his wife.

• Mrs. Smith is pleased.

• Charles obeyed the law.

• Charles is hurt.

• The accident cost a lot.

• The accident was Charles's fault.

• The tank was full.

• He forgot to stop at a gas station.

• He filled up the car yesterday.

• The tank was almost empty.

• I told her yesterday.

• I told her a secret.

• She told me a story.

• She told the truth.

• I can lend him some.

• I'll borrow some from him.

• He can lend me some.

• I lent him my car.

• I drove there.

• I forgot to stop.

• I always do.

• I broke the law.