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Listen and repeat
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Read the text again and do the following:
Underline the verbs in past with blue and make a list of them and their base form Underline the expressions of order or sequence with green |
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Check true or false and then explain your answers using a quotation of the story
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1. Ned has always believed in ghosts F or T
2. The first night all lights of the house were on F or T
3. The first morning he thought that the maid took the shoes to polish them F or T
4. Ned found people wearing the same pair of shoes as him F or T
5. At the end George found the ghost F or T
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Choose the correct answer for each statement, type X inside the square
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1. After losing the second pair of shoes, George and Ned:
2. The last night George:
3. The second morning Ned thought:
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Complete the sentences using could and couldn't
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During the first night Ned (1) hear footsteps out of his room, but he (2) see people around. He though it (3) be a ghost. The next morning he looked for his shoes, but he (4) find them. The second morning his second pair of shoes disappeared too, he though it (5) be a joke or someone (6) have stolen his shoes. (7) Ned find his shoes? Yes, he (8) The shoes were in the barn.
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Complete the paragraph using past simple, past continuous or could. Follow the verbs in brackets. They are in their base form
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Ned (1. go) to Arizona to visit a friend. The ranch (2. to be) big and there (3. to be) lots of animals. People (4. say) that the house (5. to be) haunted. Ned (6. not believe) in ghosts, so he (7. go) to sleep. The next morning he (8.
not could) find his shoes. He ((9. ask) people in the house but nobody had seen his shoes. When he (10. look) for his shoes, he (11. find) the maid and (12. ask) her if she (13. know) about them. She (14. not know) anything about his shoes, but she (15. help) him to look for them.
">The next morning after he (16. wake up), he (17. notice) that his second pair of shoes
were disappeared too. He (18. not could) find the first pair and now their second pair (19. not be) under the bed. He (20. is have) breakfast in the dining room with George and (21. talk) to him about the incident. He (22. wear) slippers and George (23. decide) togo to town and buy a pair of cowboy boots.
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Continue the story, but write your own ending. You can add new characters if you want. Remember to use expressions that show sequence as before, when, while, after, then, later … (see 16.1)
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Go to your sliding board, build up as many sentences as possible and write them down.
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CROSSWORD |
BAD LETTER |
TO BE OR NOT TO BE |
PICTURE ANSWER |
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