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Everyday Phrases 1 By Carl H. Peterson Copyright 2001 GREETINGS AND SMALL TALK Good morning Hi there How are you? How are you doing? I'm fine I'm OK And you? Just great Feeling great Feeling wonderful Not bad So so Little sleepy Little tired Little slow Terrible night Couldn't sleep Half dead What's new? What's up? Not much a lot Good-bye See you later QUESTION AND ANSWERS What's this?

INDEX Literature 1 Everyday Phrases 1 444 A Terrible Story 333 Alternate Realities 333 Balabar Grumm 333 Everyday Phrases 1 444 It's a It's the It's my It's your It's his It's her It's our It's your It's their when When does it leave? When do I leave? When may I go? At ten a.m. At two p.m. At noon where where is Where is the bathroom? Down the hall. On your right. On your left. Under the stairs. where are the supplies Where are the pencils?

A TERRIBLE STORY Meaning Clusters One day a tiger with big teeth chased me. I ran away. I reached a cliff and had to jump. I caught a vine. The vine broke. I fell into a river. The water rushed downstream. It crashed between big rocks. I hit a rock. It broke my arm. I hit another rock. It broke my leg and my other arm. I couldn’t swim to the bank. I relaxed and filled my lungs with air. I heard a waterfall. I kicked backwards as hard as I could with my good leg. I fell over anyway. I landed in my bed. It was all a bad dream.

MEMORY TRIGGERS TESTS ____________tiger___________________ ___________________________________ ______________cliff__________________ ___________________________________ ____________vine____________________ ___________________________________ water_______________________________ ___________________________________ ________crashed_____________________ ___________________________________ _______broke________________________ ___________________________________ _______________swim________________ ___________________________________ ______________filled_________________ ___________________________________ ______kicked_________________________ ____________________________________ ________landed_______________________ ____________________________________ Speed Learning Format by Carl Peterson ©2005

ALTERNATE REALITIES Meaning Clusters George thought he was unpopular at school. He asked his uncle the mad scientist if there was any way he could be sent into an alternate reality where he was popular. He placed a device over George’s head. Then he told George to go home. The next day George felt different. People talked to him and laughed at his jokes. George thanked his uncle the following week. “What are you talking about?” his uncle said. “That was just the packaging that came with my new Tesla coil.” “I’m far too busy creating an army of highly intelligent sea otters that will conquer the world.” So George had no choice but to be unpopular once again.

MEMORY TRIGGERS TESTS George_____________________________ ___________________________________ _______________mad scientist_________ ___________________________________ ______________device________________ ___________________________________ ___________told_____________________ ___________________________________ __________________laughed__________ ___________________________________ __________thanked__________________ ___________________________________ ____________________uncle___________ ___________________________________ _______________________Tesla coil____ ___________________________________ ___________________sea otters________ ___________________________________ Source AM Hull Speed Learning format by Carl Peterson ©2005

BALABAR GRUMM Meaning Clusters “I must free my people.” thought Balabar running through the dark jungle. His plasma knife softened the strands of Tengunium wire. The fence stretched without breaking the flow of current triggering an alarm. He watched for signs of other defenses. laser grid Balabar smiled. Turning on the phase distorter he carefully walked toward the grove of Cacao trees. Balabar found two small trees which he unearthed and carefully placed in a stasis sphere. He left as stealthily as he arrived back to his dropship. His homeworld of Yalaka would finally be free of Earth’s domination which spanned thousands of galaxies. They would make their own Chocolate from now on.

MEMORY TRIGGERS TESTS ________free________________________ ___________________________________ plasma_____________________________ ___________________________________ fence_______________________________ ___________________________________ watched____________________________ ___________________________________ laser_______________________________ ___________________________________ _____________phase_________________ ___________________________________ Balabar____________________________ ___________________________________ ________steathily____________________ ___________________________________ homeworld__________________________ ___________________________________ ______________Chocolate_____________ ___________________________________ Source AM Hull Speed Learning format by Carl Peterson ©2005

Everyday Phrases 1 By Carl H. Peterson Copyright 2001 GREETINGS AND SMALL TALK Good morning Hi there How are you? How are you doing? I'm fine I'm OK And you? Just great Feeling great Feeling wonderful Not bad So so Little sleepy Little tired Little slow Terrible night Couldn't sleep Half dead What's new? What's up? Not much a lot Good-bye See you later

QUESTION AND ANSWERS What's this? It's a It's the It's my It's your It's his It's her It's our It's your It's their when When does it leave? When do I leave? When may I go? At ten a.m. At two p.m. At noon where where is Where is the bathroom? Down the hall. On your right. On your left. Under the stairs. where are the supplies Where are the pencils?