Anywhere or Everywhere Video and Immigration Reform in the U.S.

Anywhere or Everywhere Video and Immigration Reform in the U.S. Ok, were adding anywhere and everywhere to our ongoing list of words that are often confusing in English. Weve heard students at all levels use one of these, when they should have used the other.We think that with our video and exercise, we can explain it to you in a way that you will remember. Weve also got a listening exercise this week about immigration reform in the United States. As always, weve created a lesson that our English teachers can give that goes with the grammar and listening exercise.Watch the video below, then try the exercise.Anywhere or Everywhere Video  Try these exercises. If you write your answers in comments, we will correct them.  Choose the correct answer.Have you seen my keys (anywhere/everwhere)?The weather is hot (everywhere/anywhere) in the United States this week.I couldnt find healthy food (anywhere/everywhere) in the city.There were ants (anywhere/everywhere) in the park.What is the difference between these two sentences?Have you been everywhere in th e United States?Have you been anywhere in the United States?Listening Exercise on Immigration ReformWatch this video:Answer the questions below in comments, and we will reply.1. Where did his parents meet?2. What was his mother’s dream job?3. What did his father have someone write on a piece of paper for him?4. What did they build in the factory?5. Where did his father work in Miami?6. Why did his mother cry in 1963?7. Does Marco think that America welcomes immigrants? Ylenia My answers are: 1. His parents met in a small store where they used to work 2. His mother’s dream job was to be an actress 3. He wrote “I am looking for a job” 4. He built “luminous chairs” (I am not really sure) 5. He worked as a bar tender 6. His mother cried when the President Kennedy was shot dead 7. Yes, he does. LOIEnglish Execelent Ylenia. The answer to number 4 is aluminum chairs. David Beleggia AnywhereEverywhereAnywhereEverywhereIn the first question I want to know if you have visited e very state of USA, in the second one I want to know if you have visited at least one time USA LOIEnglish Nice work David!