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1 Lesson 6 Renting a Horse A: You re late again. B: I m so sorry. The traffic was very heavy. She has long curly hair. She is wearing a yellow T-shirt. A giraffe is taller than a donkey. if If you take the subway, you will get there on time. Words backpack borrow ex. He wants to borrow some money. bright dark country curly different ex. She has many different hobbies. donkey enough ex. Are the carrots cooked enough? everywhere expensive fat finally forget heavy light length ex. The length of this river is 300 kilometers. magician mark market measure ex. Please measure the height of this table. pay popular ex. Among children soccer is very popular. promise ex. I promise I won t tell anybody. rent ex. We ll rent for one year. 82 roof rope smart straight ex. She has a long straight nose. tail thin traffic upset ex. Tell me why you re so upset. witch Phrases a lot of lots of be proud of ex. I am proud of you, Son. get away from give ~ back go away ex. I wish him to go away at once. make one s living make sure Never mind. ex. Oh, never mind. It doesn t really matter. put A on B AB run away step on take the subway trip over ex. The baby tripped over a stone and fell.

2 Words 01 magician 02 thin 03 witch 04 different 05 popular 06 everywhere 07 promise 08 market 09 fat 10 straight 11 country 12 length 13 traffic 14 curly 15 upset 16 smart 17 mark 18 straight 19 donkey 20 rent 21 enough 22 roof 23 pay 24 forget 25 bright 26 borrow 27 measure 28 expensive 29 backpack 30 rope 31 heavy 32 finally Phrases 33 Never mind. 34 a lot of 35 run away 36 go away 37 make sure 38 be proud of 39 step on 40 give ~ back 41 get away from 42 trip over 43 make one s living 44 put A on B 45 take the subway p.188 Lesson 6 83 Words Phrases A B p.188

3 1 She will (rent / lent) the house to Mr. Brown. 2 The water is hot (enough / high) for tea. 3 You have to (pay / stay) 10 dollars for the shoes. 4 His car is old but very (expensive / excuse). 5 Can you (measure / help) the size of my son s feet? 6 The boy is wearing a. 7 Can I your cell phone for a minute? 8 7 The of the room is seven meters. 9 Smith Ms. Smith is very with her students. 10 People some food their plates. proud of go away trip over step on 11 People say the sadness will soon. 12 Don t other people s feet. 13 Don t leave toys lying around. Someone might them. 14 You must be very your son. 15 long (a) width 16 wide (b) height 17 high (c) length p.188 size wear for a minute plate width height Lesson 6 85 A: Ben, can I talk to you for a minute? B: Sure, what is it? A: I lost the book which you lent me. I m sorry. B: That s okay. I ve already read it. I m sorry. I m sorry. I m sorry for the late reply. I must apologize to you for coming late. 1 A: Kevin, you move this flower pot over there? Kevin B:. Oh, Mom, I m. A: What happened? B: I dropped the pot and it got a crack. I m, Mom. A: That s, Kevin. Everybody makes a mistake. Kevin 2 A: Brian, for a minute? Brian B: Sure. A: Last week, I borrowed a book from you. Remember? B: Yes. Why? A: My little brother. B: Umm, do you have it now? A: Yes, here you are. B: Hmm..., Hana. 86

4 p.188 A: What s wrong? What are you doing? B: I m looking for my younger brother. He disappeared. A: That s too bad. Let s find him together. What does he look like? B: He has black curly hair and he is wearing glasses. A: Is he wearing a red shirt and blue shorts? B: Yes. A: He is over there. behave What ~ look like? behave be have He is short. He is tall. He has short hair. He has long legs. wear wear He is wearing a big hat. 3 Look at this picture. I took this picture with my two sisters, Jenny and Stacy. Jenny Stacy Jenny has hair. She a red dress. Jenny Stacy, my younger sister, has. Stacy She is wearing and jeans. She is making a V-sign. V 4 My dad is a businessman. He goes to work from Monday to Friday. On Saturdays he plays the drums in a band. and blue jeans on Saturdays. Lesson 6 87 p.188 Wilbur 1. his new colors and became sad. Wilbur Winnie 2.. Then she had an idea. Winnie She 3. Wilbur again. Wilbur Then she 4.. Now she had a yellow house 5. a red roof and a red door. Everything in the house was 6.. The chairs were white, 7., and. Finally, Winnie 8. Wilbur. Winnie Wilbur (A)~(F) Winnie s house is black. Winnie s cat, Wilbur, is black, too. Winnie sometimes tripped over Wilbur. Winnie sometimes sat on Wilbur. (A) Winnie made Wilbur green. (B) Winnie made Wilbur red, yellow, blue, and pink. (C) Winnie made Wilbur black again. Then Winnie made the house red, yellow, blue, and pink. (D) Wilbur was sad. Wilbur didn t like the colors. (E) Finally, Winnie can see black Wilbur anywhere. (F) Winnie stepped on green Wilbur on the green grass. Winnie and Wilbur are happy. 88

5 1 traffic (1) I m sorry. The traffic was very. (2) She has long. (3) The girl a yellow dress. (4) She is eating lunch. 2 A: You didn t do your homework. B: I m sorry. I was sick. A: Your pants are dirty. B: I m sorry. I played soccer. A: Who is your brother? B: He has short straight hair. A: Where is your mother? B: She is sitting on the chair. A: Why didn t you bring my book? B: I m sorry to hear that. pants straight [3~4] 3 glasses A: You broke my glasses. B: I didn t see them. I m sorry to that. That s okay. I m sorry. That s right. Are you sure? 4 present A: I want to buy a present for my sister. B: Which one do you want? A: It is in front of the bear. in front of It is wearing a big hat. I want to have a big party. That s all right. I don t know how to make. Never mind. Lesson (1) He (is / has) black eyes. (2) The teacher is (wearing / having) glasses. (3) What does your sister (look / see) like? 6 A: Why didn t you come to school? B: I know how you feel. I had to take care of my sister. A: Oh, really? Why? B: My dad was sick and my mom took him to the hospital. A: I m sorry to hear that. 7 (A) Yes. What is it? (B) May I talk to you for a minute? (C) Umm. That s okay. I have another one. (D) I lost your umbrella. I m really sorry about it. [8~9] A: Brian, can I talk to you for a minute? B: Sure. What is it? A: Last week, I borrowed a book from you. Remember? B: Yes. Why? A: My little brother drew some pictures on it. I m really sorry about that. B: Umm, do you have it now? A: Yes, here you are. B: Hmm... It s okay. Never mind, Hana. 8 What is Hana s feeling to Brian? angry happy sad sorry satisfied 9 Brian Brian 90 p.188 look like take care of hospital lose ( lost lost) borrow remember

6 A cheetah is faster than a lion. This dictionary is thinner than that one. My mom is busier than my father. +than -er 2 more er y y 2 er y ier er more short thin early gray beautiful shorter thinner earlier grayer more beautiful good / well bad / ill many / much better worse more very mucha lotevenstill A cheetah is very faster than a tiger. () mucha lot, even, still My grandmother is much bigger than my father. () 1 The boy is (old / older) than that girl. 2 Fred is (light / lighter) than Jim. 3 My dog is (biger / bigger) than your cat. 4 This bag is (expensive / more expensive) than that bag. 5 My father is (heavier / more heavy) than I. 6 The rabbit was much (faster / fastter) than the turtle. 7 I think math is (difficult / more difficult) than science. Lesson 6 91 p.188 if If you want to be a diplomat, you must study English hard. If you take the subway, you will get there on time. If you wear this suit, you will look neat. if unless if ~ not If they go to China, they ll go to the Great Wall. If you don t like vegetables, eat some fruit. = Unless you like vegetables, eat some fruit. If you don t visit your mom today, she will be disappointed. () If you will not visit your mom today, she will be disappointed. () cf. if I don t know if he will come tomorrow. Ask him if it is true. 8 (If / After) you go to the library, study hard. 9 If you (will do / do) your homework, your teacher will be happy. 10 If you (save / don t save) your allowance, you will buy a new cell phone. 11 If you exercise every day, you (will / won t) be healthy. 12 If you don t eat breakfast, you (will / won t) feel tired easily. 13 If you go to the park, you (will see / see) a lot of trees. 92

7 1 Kevin thinks Korean is more difficult than English. = Kevin thinks English is than Korean. think difficult easy easyer easier more easy more easier [2~3] 2 popular This tiger is than that lion. bigger popular older faster more dangerous 3 The ant is smaller than the elephant. very much still a lot even 4 if go on a picnic (1) You may need my help. Call me. If. (2) It may be sunny tomorrow. We will go on a picnic. If. (3) Clean your room. Then you can watch TV. If. 5 faithful (1) The dog is than the cat. (faithful) lazy (2) Mt. Baekdu is than Mt. Halla. (high) (3) His son is than his daughter. (lazy) Lesson 6 93 p donkey (1) If I don t have the donkey, I can t go to the market. = Unless, I can t go to the market. market get up worry (2) If you don t get up now, you will be late for school. = Unless, you will be late for school. (3) Unless you come home by 10, your parents will be worried. = If, your parents will be worried. 7 (1) My sister likes dogs cats. (2) If, you will miss the bus. 8 If you have any problems, I will help you. The elephant is bigger than the mouse. I am happier than before. This summer is hotter than last summer. If it will rain, I ll take an umbrella with me. problem last [9~11] 9 This old car is expensive than that new car. 10 If you study hard, you can t get a good grade. 11 Do not make promises unless you can t keep them. 94

8 Renting a Horse Bouki was a farmer and he made his living by selling potatoes. One morning, Bouki s donkey ran away. Oh, I can t go to the market with my potatoes if I don t have the donkey. I must rent a horse from Mr. Royce, he have to thought. Mr. Royce lived in a big house and had a lot of horses. But he wasn t a kind person. Bouki went to Mr. Royce to rent a horse. Mr. Royce said, Give me 10 dollars. That s too much, said Bouki. If you can t pay 10 dollars, go give manylots of to away! said Mr. Royce. Bouki gave him 10 dollars and said, I will come for the horse tomorrow morning. On his way home, Bouki found his donkey! He was so happy because he on one s way home didn t need to rent the horse. Mr. Royce, however, wouldn t give the money don t need to don t have to back. Bouki talked to his wife and his son, Santos, about the horse. Dad, don t worry about it, said Santos. We ll get the money back. They visited Mr. Royce and asked him to bring the horse out. We want to make sure the askto that horse is good enough for tomorrow s job, said Santos. enough T F 1 Bouki s donkey was dead. ( ) 2 Bouki made his living by buying potatoes. ( ) 3 Bouki gave 10 dollars to Mr. Royce to rent a horse. ( ) 4 Bouki didn t need Royce s horse because he found his donkey. ( ) 5 Santos is Bouki s wife. ( ) 6 Santos had an idea for getting the money back. ( ) 7 Bouki visited Mr. Royce with his wife and his son. ( ) rent make one s living donkey run away pay go away make sure Lesson 6 95 Santos took a rope and began to measure the length of the horse s back. From the neck he measured 12 inches down the back. Dad, you can sit here, he said. And because Mom is smaller than you, she will need 10 inches. He than marked the 10 inches. I will need six inches, and my two sisters will need five inches each, he said. And Grandma is bigger than you. She will need 15 inches. She wants to go to the market, too. What are you doing? asked Mr. Royce. You can t put six people on a horse. What about the six bags of potatoes? asked Bouki. Where will we put them? Oh, no! cried Mr. Royce. You can t put six people and six bags six bags of potatoes of potatoes on my horse. It will kill my horse. I won t rent him to you. 6 6 But you promised to rent the horse to me, said Bouki. I gave you 10 dollars this morning. I ll give you the money back. Take this and get away 10 dollars from my horse! Thank you, said Bouki, and he went home with Santos. On the way home, Bouki said to his son, You are so smart. I m proud of you! 8 What did Santos use to measure the length of the horse s back? He measured the length with a. 9 How many people are in Bouki s family? There are. 10 How many bags of potatoes did Bouki want to put on the horse? He wanted to put of potatoes on the horse. 11 How much money did Bouki get back from Mr. Royce? He got back. 96 p.189 measure length mark promise get away form give ~ back be proud of ~

9 1 Bouki was a farmer and he by selling potatoes. 2 I can t go to the market with my potatoes the donkey dollars, go away! said Mr. Royce. 4 Bouki and said, I for the horse tomorrow morning. 5, Bouki found his donkey! 6 He was because he the horse. 7 Mr. Royce wouldn t the money. 8 Dad, about it, said Santos. We ll. 9 They visited Mr. Royce and the horse out. 10 We want to the horse is for tomorrow s job. 11 Santos and began to measure of 12 And Mom is you, she will need 10 inches. 13 I six inches, and my two sisters will need five inches, he said. 14 and from my horse! 15 On the way home, Bouki said to his son, You are so smart. I m! p Bouki Royce 4. Bouki Bouki Royce 8. Santos 9. Royce Santos Bouki Lesson 6 97 Royce 6 6 Royce Bouki Bouki 12 Royce 10 Royce Bouki 10 Bouki Royce 98.

10 Words + Reading Royce 10 Bouki Royce 6 Santos Santos Bouki Royce p.189 Lesson 6 99 length magician mark measure pay promise rent roof rope tail witch pay 1 : to give someone money for work, goods, services, etc. : 2 : a woman who is believed to have magic powers : 3 : the structure that covers or forms the top of a building or a vehicle : 4 : the part that sticks out at the back of the body of a bird, an animal or fish : 5 : to regularly pay money to somebody so that you can use it : 6 : to find the size, quantity, etc. of something : 7 : the size or measurement of something from one end to the other : 8 : to write or draw on something so that someone will notice : 9 : to tell that you will definitely do or not do something : 10 : very strong thick string made by twisting thinner strings, wires, etc. together : 11 : a person who can do magic tricks : (A)(B)(C) Bouki was a farmer and he made his living (A) by / on selling potatoes. One morning, Bouki s donkey ran away. Oh, I can t go to the market with my potatoes if I don t have the donkey. I must (B) rent / lend a horse from Mr. Royce, he thought. Mr. Royce lived in a big house and had a lot of horses. But he wasn t a (C) kind of / kindperson. (A) (B) (C) by rent kind of by rent kind on rent kind of on lend kind on lend kind of 100

11 p I can t go to the market with my potatoes before I don t have the donkey. 2 Bouki went to Mr. Royce for rent a horse. 3 He was so happy because of he didn t need to rent the horse. 4 Dad, don t worried about it, said Santos. 5 They visited Mr. Royce and asked his to bring the horse out. 6 We want to make sure the horse is enough good for tomorrow s job. 7 Santos took a rope and began to measure the long of the horse s back. 8 Because Mom is small than you, she will need 10 inches. 9 You can t put six people and six bag of potatoes on my horse. On his way home, Bouki found his donkey! He was so happy because he didn t need to rent the horse. Mr. Royce, however, wouldn t give the money back. Bouki talked to his wife and his son, Santos, about the horse. Dad, don t worry about it, said Santos. We ll get the money back. They visited Mr. Royce and asked him bring the horse out. We want to make sure the horse is good enough for tomorrow s job, said Santos. Lesson skinny wave thin curly fat 2 rich richer good better bad worse smart smarter hot hoter 3 long length wide width happy happiness rude rudeness agree agreement 4 She is beautiful than Jane. It is interesting than yours. much many too more most 5 sure you brush your teeth before going to bed. She her living as a doctor. 102 (6~7) 6 He was so scared that he could not 7 Can you my book to me tomorrow? 8 A: Why didn t you do your homework? B: I m sorry. I left it at home. I don t think so. It s Sunday. I had to do a lot. You are so kind. 9 A: You re late again. B: I m so sorry. I got up late this morning. Don t mention it. I m sorry to hear that. Oh, I don t think so. Terribly sorry. Forget it.. Grammar + Reading

12 10 A: Who is your sister? B: She is the one with a blue hat. A: You re late again. B: Sorry, the traffic was very heavy. A: You forgot my birthday again. B: I was very busy. A: You stepped on my foot. B: I didn t see you. Sorry. A: I can t eat the soup. B: You don t care. 11 A: Hello, may I speak to John? B: You ve got the wrong number. A: I m sorry. I didn t bring your umbrella. B: Never mind. You can bring it tomorrow. A: Why didn t you come to my birthday party? B: Congratulations! A: Which one is your brother, Ted? B: He is standing next to the sofa. A: Ouch! You stepped on my glasses. B: I m sorry. I didn t see them. 12 Everybody makes a mistake. Mom: Kevin, can you move this flower pot over there? ( ) Kevin: No problem. Oh, Mom, I m sorry. ( ) Mom: What happened? ( ) Kevin: I dropped the pot and it got a crack. I m really sorry, Mom. ( ) Mom: That s okay, Kevin. ( ) 13 A: Can I talk to Mr. Simpson? B: A: This is Mary. B: Hi, Mary. Hold on, please. Who are you? Speaking. You have the wrong number. Who s calling, please? The line is busy. 14 A: What does Jane look? B: She is tall and pretty. And she has a curly hair. A: What subject does she most? B: English. for at like up study 15 (1) If you have any problem,. (2) If it rains,. (3) If you don t get up now,. (4) If I meet Annie,. you will be late for school I will give her these flowers I ll help you I ll take an umbrella with me Lesson if You will succeed if you work hard. We won t start if it rains tomorrow. He wants to know if she likes him. I want to see him if he is in the office. We ll play baseball tomorrow if it is fine. 17 Once there lived a witch. Her name was Winnie. She lived in a black house. The house and everything in it was black. Winnie had a cat, Wilbur. He was black, too. So she often sat on him. Meow! Oh, I m sorry. Or she tripped over him. Meow! Oops, I m so sorry. (18~19) 18 My sister needs much more time. He runs faster than me. I think math is more difficult than English. This jacket is more big for me. She is thinner than her brother. 19 A giraffe is taller than a donkey. My grandmother is bigger than my father. The book is more interesting than the movie. Minji is prettiest than Sujin. Cats are smarter than dogs. 104 (20~21) Bouki was a farmer and he made his living potatoes. One morning, Bouki s donkey ran away. Oh, I can t go to the market with my potatoes if I don t have the donkey. I must rent a horse from Mr. Royce, he thought. 20 to sell by selling for selling on selling to selling 21 It must rain soon, so stay at home. He must finish his homework by six. He must be kind if he wants to make friends. You must be strong to be a fire fighter. Must I go there after breakfast? 22 Look at this picture. I took this picture with my two sisters, Jenny and Stacy. Jenny has long curly hair. She is wearing a red dress. Stacy, my younger sister, has brown hair. She is wearing a white T-shirt and jeans. She is making a V-sign. Jenny Jenny Jenny Stacy

13 23 Maria began to measure the length of the horse s back. From the neck she measured 12 inches down the back. My dad can sit here, she said. I will need 6 inches behind him. My brother will need 5 inches. He can sit between my dad and I. (24~25) Bouki was a farmer and he made his living by selling potatoes. One morning, Bouki s donkey ran away. Oh, I can t go to the market with my potatoes if I don t have the donkey. I must rent a horse from Mr. Royce, he thought. Mr. Royce lived in a big house and had a lot of horses. But he wasn t a kind person. Bouki went to Mr. Royce to rent a horse. Mr. Royce said, Give me 10 dollars. That s too much, said Bouki. If you can t pay 10 dollars, go away! said Mr. Royce. Bouki gave him 10 dollars and said, I will come for the horse tomorrow morning. 24 Bouki made money by selling donkeys. Mr. Royce was a farmer. Mr. Royce was rich. Bouki s donkey was dead. Bouki borrowed 10 dollars from Mr. Royce. 25 Why did Bouki go to Mr. Royce? To rent a horse. To complain. To get a good news. To borrow some money. To pay the money. (26~28) They visited Mr. Royce and asked him to bring the horse out. We want to make sure the horse is good enough for tomorrow s job, said Santos. Santos took a rope and began to measure the length of the horse s back. From the neck he measured 12 inches down the back. Dad, you can sit here, he said. And because Mom is than you, she will need 10 inches. He marked the 10 inches. I will need six inches, and my two sisters will need five inches each, he said. And Grandma is than you. She will need 15 inches. She wants to go to the market, too. 26 small big big small smaller bigger bigger smaller smaller smaller 27 How many inches do the family need to sit on the horse? Write your answer in English. 28 Dad needs more inches than Mom does. Mom needs less inches than Grandma does. Two sisters need more inches than Mom does. Grandma needs the most inches of all. Santos needs more inches than his sister does. Lesson (29~32) Once there lived a witch. Her name was Winnie. She lived in a black house. The house and everything in it were black. Winnie had a cat, Wilbur. He was black, too. So she often sat on him, [ Meow! Oh, I m sorry. ] or tripped over him. [ Meow! Oops, I m sorry. ] One day, Winnie said, Abracadabra! and made Wilbur bright green. Now, Winnie could see him very well in her house. 29 fable myth fairy tale novel legend 30 toured traveled troubled tumbled touched 31 tale script shouting pray spell 32 Winnie Winnie Wilbur Winnie Winnie Wilbur Wilbur (33~35) One day, Mr. Royce s horses became very sick. The horses ate only carrots. He went out to get some carrots, but farmers didn t want to sell 106 p.190 their carrots to him. One farmer said, You didn t help me when I asked for help. Now I won t help you. Bouki s son, Santos, heard the story. He told it to his father. Bouki thought for a minute and said, Santos, give some carrots to Mr. Royce. What for, Dad? asked Santos. Mr. Royce was not kind to others. That s true. But if I do the same bad thing to him, I also become. 33 a good person very sick so happy a bad person a kind person 34 Mr. Royce went out for his horses. Because farmers hated him, Mr. Royce didn t get them. Bouki decided to help him. He didn t want like Mr. Royce. 35 The more, the better. Don t waste your time. Be good to others. No pain, no gain. Do your best all the time.

14 1 wider angrier smarter thinner marker 2 mile distance mark measure won money meter length west direction 3 She was proud of her beautiful shoes. The thief ran away as fast as he could. Did I step on your foot? If he goes away, I will be down. Give back my money. (4~5) 4 That was more than I thought. useful better beautiful wonderful expensive 5 She is much than before. taller smarter happier clever more beautiful (6~7) 6 The book was useful than I expected. as much very more most 7 Korean is more difficult than English. as very much most many 8 A: I want to have a dog. B: Which one do you want? A: I like that sleeping in the basket. It has long white hair. Hospital Bookstore Zoo Pet shop Subway Lesson A: Sorry, I m late for school. I got up late. B: Take care. No problem. Never mind. That s okay. That s all right. 10 Maria began to measure the long of the horse s back. From the neck she measured 12 inches down the back. My dad can sit here, she said. I will need 6 inches behind him. My brother will need 5 inches. He can sit between my dad and I. (11~12) Mr. Royce lived in a big house and had a lot of horses. But he wasn t a kind person. Bouki went to Mr. Royce to rent a horse. Mr. Royce said, Give me 10 dollars. That s too much, said Bouki. If you can t pay 10 dollars, go away! said Mr. Royce. Bouki gave him 10 dollars and said, I will come for the horse tomorrow morning. 11 He wants to play soccer after school. He got up early to catch the first train. I need a chair to sit on. Here is something to drink. I don t know what to say about it. 108 p Give me 10 dollars. = Give 10 dollars. (13~15) Oh, no! cried Mr. Royce. You can t put six people and six bags of potatoes on my horse. It will kill my horse. I will rent him to you. But you promised to rent the horse to me, said Bouki. I gave you 10 dollars this morning. I ll give you the money back. Take this and get away from my horse! Thank you, said Bouki, and he went home with Santos. On the way home, Bouki said to his son, You are so smart Mr. Royce didn t allow Santos to ride six people and six bags of potatoes on his horse. Santos made Mr. Royce give the money back to his father. Finally Mr. Royce gave the money to Bouki. Bouki went home with his son and the horse. Bouki praised his son to be smart. 15

15 1 measure measurement accept acceptment agree agreement encourage encouragement produce production 2 long short curly straight black blond red height flavor face clothes hair 3 same different head tail smart stupid borrow rent thin fat 4 A: You stepped on my foot. B: I didn t see you. A: You didn t do English homework again. B: English is my favorite subject. A: You broke my glasses. B: Sorry. I didn t see them. A: You re late again. B: The traffic was very heavy. A: You didn t return my book. B: I m sorry. I forgot it. 5 The price was than I expected. as high as more high more higher far more high much higher 6 Where is Sujin? She is eating lunch with her friends on the grass. She is talking with Ann s sister in the park. Look there. She has short hair. She is wearing blue pants. She is sitting on the bench. She is wearing glasses. She is a good basketball player in the school. 7 Ifif we hurry, we will be late. you go, I will go, too. I won t go outside it rains tomorrow. I want to know it ll be fine tomorrow. you go three blocks, you can find the building. Lesson (8~9) A: Brian, can I talk to you for a minute? B: Sure. What is it? A: Last week, I borrowed a book from you. Remember? B: Yes. Why? A: My little brother drew some pictures on it. I m really about that. B: Umm, do you have it now? A: Yes, here you are. B: Hmm... It s okay., Hana. 8 happy excited sorry board scared 9 Never mind. Well done. You have to buy a new one. I am angry now. You must pay for this. (10~11) 10 I d like to know if it fine tomorrow. is was were will be had been 11 A: You are taller than I, aren t you? B: No. I don t think so. I am than you. tall short taller shorter not shorter 110 (12~14) Mr. Royce lived in a big house and had a lot of horses. But he wasn t a kind person. Bouki went to Mr. Royce to rent a horse. Mr. Royce said, Give me 10 dollars. That s too much, said Bouki. If you can t pay 10 dollars, go away! said Mr. Royce. Bouki gave him 10 dollars and said, I will come for the horse tomorrow morning. 12 unless Unless 13 Mr. Royce wealthy unkind greedy humble unfriendly 14 Royce Royce Bouki Royce Royce 10 Bouki

16 (15~17) Once there lived a king. He loved pink so much. He made all the things in the country pink. People didn t like it, but they said nothing. One day, the king looked up at the sky. He became sad, because sky wasn t pink. If someone makes the sky pink, I ll give him a lot of money. A little girl came to the king. She gave him pink glasses. Everything looked pink! He was very happy. Now people in the country could enjoy their favorite colors What is the main idea of the passage? You shouldn t change the sky at all. You have to consider other people first. You shouldn t change the sky into pink. You should wear glasses to see the pink sky. You should change not the world but yourself. 17 pink glasses mind sky body king color (18~20) Bouki was a farmer and he made his living by selling potatoes. One morning, Bouki s donkey ran away. Oh, I can t go to the market with my potatoes if I don t have the donkey. I must rent a horse from Mr. Royce, he thought. Mr. Royce lived in a big house and had a lot of horses. But he wasn t a kind person. Bouki went to Mr. Royce to rent a horse. Mr. Royce said, Give me 10 dollars. That s too much, said Bouki. If you can t pay 10 dollars, go away! said Mr. Royce. Bouki gave him 10 dollars and said, I will come for the horse tomorrow morning. On his way home, Bouki found his donkey! He was so happy because he didn t need to rent horse. Mr. Royce,, wouldn t give the money back. Bouki talked to his wife and his son, Santos, about the horse. Dad, don t worry about it, said Santos. We ll get the money back. 18 and therefore so because however 19 Bouki wanted to get his money back. Bouki still needed a horse. Mr. Royce didn t want to give the money back. Santos is Bouki s son. Santos said he had an idea to get the money back. 20 Why did Bouki want to get his money back? Write in English. Lesson (21~22) I will need six inches, and my two sisters will need five inches (both / each), he said. And Grandma is bigger than you. She will need 15 inches. She wants to go to the market, too. What are you doing? asked Mr. Royce. You (can t / can) put six people on a horse. What about the six bags of potatoes? asked Bouki. Where will we put (it / them)? Grandma is bigger than you. You aren t than Grandma. (23~25) On his way home, Bouki found his donkey! He was so happy because he didn t need to rent the horse. Mr. Royce, however, wouldn t give the money back. Bouki talked to his wife and his son, Santos, about the horse. Dad, don t worry about it, said Santos. We ll get the money back. They visited Mr. Royce and asked him to bring the horse out. We want to make sure the horse is good enough for tomorrow s job, said Santos. Santos took a rope and began to measure the length of the horse s back. From the neck he measure 12 inches down the back. Dad, you can sit here, he said. And because Mom is very smaller than you, she will need 10 inches. He marked the 10 inches. I will need six inches, and my two sisters will need five 112 p.191 inches each, he said. And Grandma is bigger than you. She will need 15 inches. She wants to go to the market, too. What are you doing? asked Mr. Royce. You can t put six people in a horse. What about the six bags of potatoes? asked Bouki. Where will we put them? Oh, no! cried Mr. Royce. You can t put six people and six bags of potatoes on my horse. It will kill my horse. I won t rent him to you. But you promised to rent the horse to me, said Bouki. I gave you 10 dollars this morning. I ll give you the money back. Take this and get away from my horse! Thank you, said Bouki, and he went home with Santos. On the way home, Bouki said to his son, You are so smart. I m proud of you! 23 Bouki found his donkey. Santos measured the length of the horse s back. Bouki got his money back. Bouki went to Mr. Royce with his son, Santos. Bouki gave 10 dollars to Mr. Royce to rent a horse Bouki 6 Bouki 10 Bouki Why did Mr. Royce give the money back? To help Bouki. Because he didn t need the money. In order not to kill his horse. Because he was rich enough. Because he wanted to take care of Santos.

17 1 donkey animal head tail carrot vegetable kind character pink color 2 a woman who is believed to have magic powers musician magician goddess witch wizard 3 curly popularly differently heavily brightly 4 I will be able to get from all the noises. He was so frightened that he ran off over away on to (5~6) 5 I have a brother. He s very tall. He s 185 cm tall, but I m only 165 cm tall. He is than I. more tall better tall very tall more taller much taller 6 If it tomorrow, I won t go out. rains will rain rained has rained is raining 7 A: You re late again. B: I m so sorry. The traffic was very heavy. A: You stepped on my foot. B: I apologize I didn t see you. A: You forgot my birthday. B: My apologies. I was very busy. A: I can t eat this soup. B: I m sorry. I have only this dish. A: My brother had a car accident. B: I m so sorry. Lesson (8~9) Hana: Brian, can I talk to you for a minute? Brian: Sure. What is it? Hana: Last week, I borrowed a book from you. Remember? Brian: Yes. Why? Hana: My little brother drew some pictures on it. Brian: Umm, do you have it now? Hana: Yes, here you are. Brian: Hmm... It s okay. Never mind. 8 I m really sorry about that. I m sorry to hear that. That s great. That s too bad. He is a good at drawing. 9 apologized to Brian because her little brother drew some pictures on book. 10 A: Did you see my new bag? B: No, I didn t. What does it look like? A: I put it on the sofa. I bought it at the department store. It is black and made of leather. I like the bag better than other bags. It s very expensive so I can t borrow it to you Writing is often than reading. (difficult) Your question is than his. (easy) 12 (1) John is tall than Kevin. (2) Kevin is more heavy than John. (3) John s shoes are biggest than Kevin s. (4) Kevin s grade is more better than John s. 13 My dad is a businessman. He is tall and thin. He has short curly hair. He goes to work from Monday to Friday. He usually wears a suit. On Saturdays he plays the drums in a band. He wears a black jacket and blue jeans on Saturdays..

18 14 Once there lived a witch. Her name was Winnie. (A) So she often sat on him, [ Meow! Oh, I m sorry. ] or tripped over him. [ Meow! Oops, I m sorry. ] (B) She lived in a black house. The house and everything in it were black. Winnie had a cat, Wilbur. He was black, too. (C) One day, Winnie said, Abracadabra! and made Wilbur bright green. Now, Winnie could see him very well in her house. (A) (C) (B) (B) (A) (C) (B) (C) (A) (C) (A) (B) (C) (B) (A) (15~17) One day, Winnie changed Wilbur bright green. But there was a problem. When Wilbur sat outside in the grass, Winnie sometimes tripped over him. [ Meow! Oh, I m sorry. ] she said Abracadabra! and made Wilbur a color cat. Now Wilbur had a red head, a yellow body, a blue tail, and four pink legs., Winnie could see Wilbur very well. 15 So At last And At last So But And But So In addition Q: Why did Winnie tripped over Wilbur? A: Winnie (could / couldn t) see him when Wilbur sat in the grass. 18 Mr. Royce, however, wouldn t give the money back. On his way home, Bouki found his donkey! ( ) He was so happy because he didn t need to rent the horse. ( ) Bouki talked to his wife and his son, Santos, about the horse. ( ) Dad, don t worry about it, said Santos. We ll get the money back. ( ) They visited Mr. Royce and asked him to bring the horse out. ( ) We want to make sure the horse is good enough for tomorrow s job, said Santos. Lesson (19~21) Santos took a rope and began to measure the length of the horse s back. From the neck he measured 12 inches down the back. Dad, you can sit here, he said. And because Mom is smaller than you, she will need 10 inches. He marked the 10 inches. I will need six inches, and my two sisters will need five inches each, he said. And She will need 15 inches. She wants to go to the market. too. 19 How many people are in Santos s family? Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. 20 How many inches do two sisters need for a ride? 21 (tall) (22~25) What are you doing? asked Mr. Royce. You can t put six people on a horse. What about the six bags of potatoes? asked Bouki. Where will we put them? Oh, no! cried Mr. Royce. You can t put six people and six bags of potatoes on my horse. It will kill my horse. I won t rent him to you. But you promised to rent the horse to me, said Bouki. I gave you 10 dollars this morning. 116 p.192 I ll give you the money back. Take this and get away from my horse! Thank you, said Bouki, and he went home with Santos., Bouki said to his son, You are so. I m proud of you! 22 the six bags of potatoes Mr. Royce s horse Santos Bouki 10 dollars kind strong smart lazy handsome 25 Mr. Royce was worrying about his horse. Mr. Royce let Bouki put the six bags of potatoes on his horse. Mr. Royce didn t want to rent his horse to Bouki. Bouki was supposed to pay 10 dollars to rent the horse. At last, Bouki got the money back from Mr. Royce.

19 1 (1) strong : (2) easy : (3) important : (4) late : (5) good : (6) bad : (7) big : 2 A donkey is shorter than a giraffe. = A giraffe. 3 (1) If Jim gets poor grades,. (2) If the weather is fine tomorrow, (3) If you don t like vegetables, let s go riding a bike he ll be very disappointed try to eat some fruit instead they will visit Beijing 4 A: I lost your USB. I know there are many important files on it. I m so sorry. B: I saved them on my desktop. 5 (1) 7 = My brother is I. (old) (2) Jenny = Jenny works before. (carefully) (3) = I can sing she. (well) 6 Maria = Maria by selling fruit. 7 (make, pink, give, a lot of) If, 8 It Oh, no! cried Mr. Royce. You can t put six people and six bags of potatoes on my horse. It will kill my horse. Lesson (9~10) Santos took a rope and began to measure the length of the horse s back. From the neck he measured 12 inches down the back. Dad, you can sit here, he said. And because Mom is smaller than you, she will need 10 inches. He marked the 10 inches. I will need six inches, and my two sisters will need five inches each, he said. And Grandma is bigger than you. She will need 15 inches. She wants to go to the market, too. 9 How many inches do Santos s parents need to sit on the horse? 10 (11~13) size price year 240 mm 25,000 won mm 50,000 won The white sneakers are than the red sneakers. (size) 118 p The red sneakers are than the white sneakers. (price) 13 The red sneakers are than the white sneakers. (year) 14-1 (1) Today Mom feels than yesterday. (good) (2) The movie is than the book. (interesting) 14-2 (1) I am shorter than my little brother. = My little brother. (2) I think math is more difficult than science. = I think science Dog Panda age weight height kg 85 cm 3 74 kg 105 cm (1) (2) (3)...

20 Lesson 6 Renting a Horse p ~ 38 ~ 39 ~ 40 ~ 41 ~ 42 ~ A B 45 p.84 1 magician 2 different 3 popular 4 traffic 5 enough 6 roof 7 country 8 tail 9 length 10 curly 11 upset 12 thin 13 witch 14 smart 15 mark 16 donkey 17 pay 18 forget 19 bright 20 finally 21 borrow 22 measure 23 everywhere 24 market 25 straight 26 rent 27 expensive 28 promise 29 backpack 30 rope 31 heavy 32 fat 33 give ~ back 34 get away from 35 a lot of 36 run away 37 go away 38 make sure 39 put A on B 40 take the subway 41 be proud of 42 Never mind. 43 step on 44 trip over 45 make one s living p.85 1 rent 2 enough 3 pay 4 expensive 5 measure 6 backpack 7 borrow 8 length 9 popular 10 put on 11 go away 12 step on 13 trip over 14 proud of 15 (c) 16 (a) 17 (b) p.86 1 can No problem sorry really sorry okay 2 can I talk to you What is it? drew some 188 pictures on it I m really sorry about that. It s okay. Never mind 3 long curly is wearing brown hair a white T-shirt 4 He is tall and thin. He has short curly hair. He usually wears a suit. He wears a black jacket p.88 1 didn t like 2 felt sorry 3 made a black cat 4 changed her house 5 with 6 a different color 7 the floor was green the bed was blue 8 could see anywhere (A) (F) (B) (D) (C) (E) p.89 1 (1) heavy (2) curly hair (3) is wearing (4) on the grass (1) has (2) wearing (3) look 6 7 (B) (A) (D) (C) I know how you feel. 7 8 Brian 9 Here you are. p.91 1 older 2 lighter 3 bigger 4 more expensive 5 heavier 6 faster 7 more difficult 8 If 9 do 10 save 11 will 12 will 13 will see p (1) you need my help, call me (2) it is sunny tomorrow, we will go on a picnic (3) you clean your room, you can watch TV 5 (1) more faithful (2) higher (3) lazier 6 (1) I have the donkey (2) you get up now (3) you don t come home by 10 7 (1) better than (2) you don t hurry up 8 9 This old car is more expensive than that new car. 10 If you study hard, you can get a good grade. If you don t study hard, you can t get a good grade. 11 Do not make promises if you can t keep them. Do not make promises unless you can keep them. 1 difficult 3 more easy 2 than 3 very 4 if 6 if ~ not unless not 7 (1) well better(2) p.95 1 F 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 F 6 T 7 F 8 rope 9 six 10 six bags dollars p.97 1 made his living 2 if I don t have 3 If you can t pay 4 gave him 10 dollars will come 5 On his way home 6 so happy didn t need to rent 7 give back 8 don t worry get the money back 9 asked him to bring 10 make sure good enough 11 took a rope the length the horse s back 12 because smaller than 13 will need each 14 Take this get away 15 proud of you p.98 1 Mr. Royce, however, wouldn t give the money back. 2 You can t put six people and six bags of potatoes on my horse. 3 They visited Mr. Royce and asked him to bring the horse out. 4 I ll give you the money back. Take this and get away from my horse! 5 Bouki was a farmer and he made his living by selling potatoes. 6 One morning, Bouki s donkey ran away. 7 From the neck he measured 12 inches down the back. 8 I can t go to the market with my potatoes if I don t have the donkey. 9 I must rent a horse from Mr. Royce, he thought. 10 If you can t pay 10 dollars, go away! said Mr. Royce. 11 Bouki gave him 10 dollars and said, I will come for the horse tomorrow morning. 12 Bouki went to Mr. Royce to rent a horse. 13 Mr. Royce said, Give me 10 dollars. 14 On his way home, Bouki found his donkey! 15 He was so happy because he didn t need to rent the horse. 16 Grandma is bigger than you. She wants to go to the market, too. 17 What are you doing? asked Mr. Royce. You can t put six people on a horse. 18 We want to make sure the horse is good enough for tomorrow s job, said Santos. 19 Santos took a rope and began to measure the length of the horse s back. 20 And because Mom is smaller than you, she will need 10 inches. 21 I will need six inches, and my two sisters will need five inches each. 22 But you promised to rent the horse to me. 23 On the way home, Bouki said to his son, You are so smart. I m proud of you! 24 Mr. Royce lived in a big house and had a lot of horses. But he wasn t a kind person. 189

21 p witch 3 roof 4 tail 5 rent 6 measure 7 length 8 mark 9 promise 10 rope 11 magician 1 I can t go to the market with my potatoes if I don t have the donkey. 2 Bouki went to Mr. Royce to rent a horse. 3 He was so happy because he didn t need to rent the horse. 4 Dad, don t worry about it, said Santos. 5 They visited Mr. Royce and asked him to bring the horse out. 6 We want to make sure the horse is good enough for tomorrow s job. 7 Santos took a rope and began to measure the length of the horse s back. 8 Because Mom is smaller than you, she will need 10 inches. 9 You can t put six people and six bags of potatoes on my horse. p Make makes 6 run away 7 give back (1) (2) (3) (4) Maria They need 53 inches to get some carrots to become a bad person give ~ back look likelike 16 if know 17 The house and everything ~ and were 19 than prettier 21 must 23 Maria 24 Bouki Royce than Santos tripped over p to me I m proud of you. 1 -er -er 2 4 more 2 5 clever cleverer 7 much, a lot, even, far to 12 give 4 3 to Royce will not(=won t) p you can pay 10 dollars Because he found his donkey, he didn t need to rent the horse any more. 21 each can t them 22 bigger accept acceptance A B 5 than high higher much, even, still, a lot, far 6 7 if Unless 9 Never mind. 10 if if 11 A 12 if not unless 14 Bouki Royce them

22 p Hana Brain s more difficult easier 12 (1) tall taller (2) more heavy heavier (3) biggest bigger (4) more better much better colorful 17 couldn t They need 10 inches. 21 Grandma is taller than Dad On the way home ly 5 much, a lot, still, far more -y -ier 12 (1) tall (2) heavy heavier(3) than (4) more 14 (A) So (B) (C) 15 Wilbur So Wilbur At last 16 -ful 18 Royce Bouki Bouki Royce 24 p (1) stronger (2) easier (3) more important (4) later (5) better (6) worse (7) bigger 2 is taller than a donkey 3 (1) he ll be very disappointed (2) let s go riding a bike (3) try to eat some fruit instead 4 Never mind. / Don t worry. 5 (1) seven years older than (2) more carefully than (3) much better than 6 makes her living 7 someone makes the sky pink I ll give him a lot of money 8 Royce 9 They need 22 inches. 10 Santos 11 larger 12 cheaper 13 newer 14-1 (1) better (2) more interesting 14-2 (1) is taller than I (2) is easier than math 14-3 (1) The dog is older than the panda. (2) The panda is heavier than the dog. (3) The dog is smaller than the panda. 1 -er -y -ier 2 more good bad 3 (1) Jim (2) (3) 5 old oldercarefully more well better 7 if Santos good better2 more 14-3