Don't cry to meIf you loved meYou would be here with meYou want me, come find meMake up your mindShould I let you fallAnd lose it all?So maybe you can remember yourselfCan't keep believingWe're only deceiving ourselvesAnd I'm sick of the liesAnd you're too lateDon't cry to meIf you loved meYou would be here with meYou want me, come find meMake up your mindCouldn't take the blameSick with shameMust be exhausting to lose your own gameSelfishly hatedNo wonder you're jadedYou can't play the victim this timeAnd you're too lateSo don't cry to meIf you loved meYou would be here with meYou want me, come find meMake up your mindYou never call me when you're soberYou only want it cause it's overIt's overHow could I have burned paradise?How could I?You were never mineSo don't cry to meIf you loved meYou would be here with meDon't lie to meJust get your thingsI've made up your mind Lesson 11 Lesson 1 5Vocabularymothermommommyfatherdaddaddybrotherbrosistersisfriendmatebuddydudemother's housebrother's housefriend's househomehousedowntownmoviesparkamusement parkmeetingschoolcollegemallworkchurchflowershopbakeryPolice Districtmuseumbutcher shopmany thingshomeworkdisheslaundryheretheretoatto theat themyyour Expressions:1- All night long2- Everyday3- sometimes4- Never5- Always6- Once in a while7- Usually8- Ever9- Once10- Twice11- Three Times12- All day long13- Every other day14- Almost never15- To go to bed16- To take a nap Verbs:1- To go / went / gone2- To do / did / done3- To sleep / slept / slept4- To work / worked / workedGrammar:What time ?How often?How much?How many?Have you ever?How long does it take you to ?Sentences:1- What time do you go to school everyday? 2- I sometimes take a nap at school.3- How many books do you have at home?4- How often have you gone to church?5- Have you ever worked downtown?6- How long does it take you to go home ?7- Have you ever slept at your friend's house?8- How much coffee do you usually drink in the morning?9- I have never gone to the museum at night.10- She hasn't worked there.http://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/lets-learn-english-lesson-1-welcome/3345694.html Lesson 12I'mI'm' is an abbreviation for the word 'I AM.' It is used in combination with other words to tell someone about yourself or to describe something you are doing.Here are some examples:"I'm so tired.""I'm confused.""I'm happy.""I'm twenty three years old.""I'm hungry.""I'm nervous.""I'm excited.""I'm leaving work.""I'm thirsty.""I'm from Seattle."You can also add descriptive words with 'I'm' such as:"I'm extremely tired.""I'm very happy.""I'm terribly hungry.""I am super excited.""I'm very nervous."............................................I'm in/at/onDescribes an action you are doing.Most commonly, you would use the word 'in' when entering a physical location such as a room or a building.Here are some examples:"I'm in the shower.""I'm in the lobby.""I'm in a car.""I'm in a house.""I'm in a school."Using the word 'at' helps tell someone where you currently are. The difference between 'at' and 'in' is that the physical location is general.Here are some examples:"I'm at the grocery.""I'm at the mall.""I'm at the doctor's office.""I'm at the park.""I'm at the airport."However, in some cases you can use 'at' and 'in' interchangeably.Here are some examples:"I'm at the mall.""I'm in the mall.""I'm at the park.""I'm in the park.""I'm at the grocery.""I'm in the grocery."Using the word 'on' is referring to a non physical