| Welcome |
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Welcome
to Heartland's alumni newsletter for January 2007.
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| WINNIPEG
TO HOST IIHF WORLD WOMEN'S HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP |
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 The
2007 IIHF World Women's Hockey Championship is coming to Manitoba
April 3-10, 2007. Nine of the best women's teams from around the
world will play 17 games to decide the gold medal. Most games
will be played at the MTS Centre in Winnipeg ( http://www.mtscentre.ca/
). Canada has won eight of nine IIHF World Women's Championships,
since it began in 1990. Help us cheer on Canada again this year,
or root for the USA , China , Kazakhstan , Germany , Switzerland,
Sweden , Finland , or Russia . For more event details, visit http://www.iihf.com/hockey/tournam/tournaments.htm
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| HEARTLAND
REUNION IN MEXICO |
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In
December 2006, several Heartland students had a reunion in Monclova,
Mexico. Students from all over Mexico, Japan, Brazil, and Taiwan
attended! We wish we could have joined them! Maybe the next reunion
will have to be in Winnipeg?
  
 
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If
you have any interesting stories, photos, or updates that you
would like to share with your Heartland friends, email them info@heartlandenglish.com
. They might be included in our next e-newsletter! |
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| HAPPY
NEW YEAR FROM HEARTLAND |
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Heartland
had a wonderful year in 2006. We met many amazing students, and
really enjoyed getting to know all of you. The year ended with
our annual winter party. The party was a big hit, and our students
must have been really good this year because Santa came with gifts
for all! Thank you to everyone for making 2006 so special for
us.
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| Heartland
teachers and staff want to wish you and your families all the best
for 2007! |
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| CHRISTINE'S
MINI LESSON |
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Phrasal
Verbs using "Get"
Get
down to (something) = start doing something
Example:
My homework is due tomorrow. It's already 10:00 so I'd better
get down to work!
Get
along with = have a good relationship with someone
Example:
I get along with my sister-in-law.
Get
by = survive, handle
Example
= I can get by with $200 a month.
Get
away with = do something without being punished, do
something without
Being
caught.
Example:
The robber got away with stealing all of that money!
Get
around = go somewhere either by walking, running, driving,
taking the bus, riding a bicycle, etc.
Example
= I get around by bus whereas my brother gets around on foot.
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| PRACTICE |
1.
Sheila can __________ on only one meal each day. She doesn't need
any more.
2.
Jimmy doesn't ___________ his brother. They're always fighting
or saying bad things to each other.
3.
Sarah had finished watching the video, so now it was time to __________________
preparing her presentation. She had stopped working on it and
now it had to be finished.
4.
Those little kids ________________ making a lot of noise because
they're so cute. How can I punish them?
5.
Children, it's time to stop playing around and finally _____________
to studying.
6.
Linda and James ________________ town in that little car. They're
able to go everywhere. |
Answers
For
the answers to the quiz, visit the Heartland web site: www.heartlandenglish.com/quiz.html. |