Do they have the same meaning? 1. I never eat beans. I don’t like them at all 2. I don’t like beans. I’ve only eaten them once in my life.

Do they have the same meaning? 1: I have one younger sister 2: I’ve got a little sister

Do they have the same meaning? 1. The motel is far from the farm. 2. The motel is located very conveniently, just a few minutes away from the farm.

Do they have the same meaning? 1: My father usually takes me to school in his car. 2: My father drives me to school almost every day.

Listen and fill in the gap. 1: car– 2. car–

Do they have the same meaning? 1: the class size is too big. 2: there are too many enrolling for the coming semester

Do they have the same meaning? 1-I like reading books in my free time. 2-I enjoy doing some reading on weekends.

Listen and fill in the gap. 1: bea– 2: bea– –

Listen and fill in the gap. 1: fi–e 2: fi–e 3: fi–e

Listen and fill in the gap. 1: mil– 2: mil–