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I take my check^. I punch the time in it. To-day is Saturday.
"The days of the week are Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, T.hursday, Friday, Saturday. Saturday is pa:y day. I go to the office. I go to the counter*. The clerk^ is at the wicket^. He has a booki'. Then he looks at the book-keeper^. The book-keeper gives him the time-sheet*.
Can you hear the typewriter*? The clerk has some paper' He takes a lead-pencil^*. Tht lead in the pencil breaks. He sharpens his pencil with a knife^o. He ta...kes a pea-holder'^ puts a pea-nib'* in it. He puts the pen-nib in the ink" and writes my name'^ on his book. He has also a fountain-pen'?.
He carries it in his pocket. It is now on his desk''.
I like to learn English. Can you speak English ? I can speak English a little. Can you write English ? Yes, I can write English a little. What do you write with? I am writing with a pencil or a pen'". The pen and the pencil are beside the blotter22 near the inkstand'*.
When a man works in a factory^' he goes to work at seven in the morning.
What to read after English for New-Canadians;?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I take my check^. I punch the time in it. To-day is Saturday.
"The days of the week are Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, T.hursday, Friday, Saturday. Saturday is pa:y day. I go to the office. I go to the counter*. The clerk^ is at the wicket^. He has a booki'. Then he looks at the book-keeper^. The book-keeper gives him the time-sheet*.
Can you hear the typewriter*? The clerk has some paper' He takes a lead-pencil^*. Tht lead in the pencil breaks. He sharpens his pencil with a knife^o. He ta...kes a pea-holder'^ puts a pea-nib'* in it. He puts the pen-nib in the ink" and writes my name'^ on his book. He has also a fountain-pen'?.
He carries it in his pocket. It is now on his desk''.
I like to learn English. Can you speak English ? I can speak English a little. Can you write English ? Yes, I can write English a little. What do you write with? I am writing with a pencil or a pen'". The pen and the pencil are beside the blotter22 near the inkstand'*.
When a man works in a factory^' he goes to work at seven in the morning.
What to read after English for New-Canadians;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reaman, George Elmore, 1889-1969 to read onlineMoreLess
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