Lesson 20
A
1 Those children are tired.
2 Their mother is tired, too.
3 That ice cream man is very busy.
4 His ice creams are very nice.
5 What’s the matter, children? We are thirsty.
6 What’s the matter, Tim? I am tired.
B
1 Are the children tired or thirsty? They’re not tired. They’re thirsty.
2 Are the postmen cold or hot? They’re not cold. They’re hot.
3 Are the hairdressers thin or fat? They’re not thin. They’re fat.
4 Are the shoes small or big? They’re not small. They’re big.
5 Are the shops shut or open? They’re not shut. They’re open.
6 Are his cases heavy or light? They’re not heavy. They’re light.
7 Are grandmother and grandfather young or old? They’re not young. They’re old.
8 Are their hats old or new? They’re not old. They’re new.
9 Are the policemen short or tall? They’re not short. They’re tall.
10 Are his trousers short or long? They’re not short. They’re long.
A
1 Those children are tired.
2 Their mother is tired, too.
3 That ice cream man is very busy.
4 His ice creams are very nice.
5 What’s the matter, children? We are thirsty.
6 What’s the matter, Tim? I am tired.
B
1 Are the children tired or thirsty? They’re not tired. They’re thirsty.
2 Are the postmen cold or hot? They’re not cold. They’re hot.
3 Are the hairdressers thin or fat? They’re not thin. They’re fat.
4 Are the shoes small or big? They’re not small. They’re big.
5 Are the shops shut or open? They’re not shut. They’re open.
6 Are his cases heavy or light? They’re not heavy. They’re light.
7 Are grandmother and grandfather young or old? They’re not young. They’re old.
8 Are their hats old or new? They’re not old. They’re new.
9 Are the policemen short or tall? They’re not short. They’re tall.
10 Are his trousers short or long? They’re not short. They’re long.