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Fanny and Ethel worked in the same office, and, they were neighbours at home. Fanny was rather a careless girl, and he often lost things. Then she usually went to Ethel to borrow more from her. Ethel was a kind girl, but she sometimes got tired of lending things to her friend. One Saturday afternoon Fanny knocked at Ethel’s front door, and when Ethel came to open it, Fanny said to her, ‘Oh, hullo, Ethel. Please lend me a bag. I’ve lost mine. I’m going to the shops, and I feel very stupid when I haven’t got anything in my hand when I go out in the street.’ Ethel laughed and answered, ‘Well, Fanny, go down to the end of the garden. You’ll find a nice wheelbarrow in the shed there. Take that when you go down to the shops. Then you’ll have something in both of your hands.’
A. Answer these questions.
1.Why did Fanny often lose things?
Fanny often lose his things, because she was rather a careless.
2.Why did Ethel lend things to Fanny?
Ethel was a kind girl, but she sometimes got tired of lending things to her friend.
3.Why didn’t Fanny want to go to the shops without a bag?
Fanny want to go to the shops without a bag, because she fell very stupid.
4.Why didn’t Ethel lend her a bag?
5.What did she want Fanny to take to the shops?
She want Fanny to take to the shops wheelbarrow.
6.Did Fanny take it, do you think?
B. Which of these sentences are true? Write the correct ones down.
1.Ethel often borrowed things.
2.Fanny often borrowed things.
3.Ethel often lent things to Fanny.
4.Fanny often lent things to Ethel.
5.One day Ethel lost her bag.
6.One day Fanny lost her bag.
7.Fanny liked carrying something in her hand.
8.Fanny did not like carrying things.
9. There was a shed at the end of Ethel’s garden.
10. There was a shed at the end of Fanny’s garden.
C. Write this story, but do not put pictures: put words.
Ethel’s house is in a small street . It has a small garden at the back, and there is a house in it. Ethel keeps her cart there. Ethel is a clever woman . She works in a factory . This is Ethel. She is at the door of her house, and she’s got a bag in her left hand? Because she is going to the shop .
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Dave married, and when his new wife saw the clothes in his cupboard, she said, ‘Dave, you have only got one good shirt. The others arc very old, and they’ve got holes in them. I’m going to buy you a new one this afternoon.’ Dave liked his old shirts, but he loved his wife too, so he said, ‘All right, Beryl, but please don’t throw any of the old ones away.’ Dave went to work, and when he came back in the evening, Beryl said to him, ‘Look, Dave, I’ve bought you a nice shirt. Here it is. Put it on.’ Dave put the shirt on, and then he said, ‘Look at the sleeves, Beryl. They’re too long.’ ‘That’s all right,’ Beryl answered. ‘They’ll get shorter when I wash the shirt.’ Then Dave said, ‘But the neck’s too small.’ ‘That’s all right,’ Beryl answered. ‘It’ll get bigger when you wear the shirt, Dave.’
A. Answer these questions.
1. Why did Beryl want to buy Dave a new shirt?
Beryl want to buy Dave a new shirt, because Dave’s others shirt are very old.
2. Why didn’t Dave want his wife to throw any of his old shirts away?
Dave want his wife to throw any of his old shirts away, because Dave liked his old shirt.
3. Why didn’t Dave like the sleeves of his new shirt?
Dave didn’t like the sleeves of his new shirt, because sleeves was long.
4. What did Beryl say about the sleeves?
Beryl say about the sleeves, what when become shorter when she wash the shirt.
5. Why didn’t Dave like the collar of the shirt?
Dave didn’t like the collar of his new shirt, because collar was small.
6. What did Beryl say about the collar?
Beryl say about the collar, what when he wear the shirt became bigger.
B. Opposites. Write these sentences. Put one word in each empty place.
1.New clothes do not have holes in them, but old ones sometimes do.
2. Sleeves don’t get long when you wash them. They get shorter.
3. Good shirts are not cheap. They are rich.
4. The neck of Dave’s shirt wasn’t too big. It was too small .
5. Dave loved his old shirts, but he hates his new one.
C. Choose the right sentence for each picture and write it down.
1. a. None of these shirts has got holes in it.
b. Some of these shirts have got holes in them.
c. All of these shirts have got holes in them.
2. a. The sleeves are too long, and the collar is too small.
b. The sleeves are too short, and the collar is too small.
c. The sleeves are too short, and the collar is too big.
d. The sleeves are too long, and the collar is too big.
Fanny and Ethel worked in the same office, and, they were neighbours at home. Fanny was rather a careless girl, and he often lost things. Then she usually went to Ethel to borrow more from her. Ethel was a kind girl, but she sometimes got tired of lending things to her friend. One Saturday afternoon Fanny knocked at Ethel’s front door, and when Ethel came to open it, Fanny said to her, ‘Oh, hullo, Ethel. Please lend me a bag. I’ve lost mine. I’m going to the shops, and I feel very stupid when I haven’t got anything in my hand when I go out in the street.’ Ethel laughed and answered, ‘Well, Fanny, go down to the end of the garden. You’ll find a nice wheelbarrow in the shed there. Take that when you go down to the shops. Then you’ll have something in both of your hands.’
A. Answer these questions.
1.Why did Fanny often lose things?
Fanny often lose his things, because she was rather a careless.
2.Why did Ethel lend things to Fanny?
Ethel was a kind girl, but she sometimes got tired of lending things to her friend.
3.Why didn’t Fanny want to go to the shops without a bag?
Fanny want to go to the shops without a bag, because she fell very stupid.
4.Why didn’t Ethel lend her a bag?
5.What did she want Fanny to take to the shops?
She want Fanny to take to the shops wheelbarrow.
6.Did Fanny take it, do you think?
B. Which of these sentences are true? Write the correct ones down.
1.Ethel often borrowed things.
2.Fanny often borrowed things.
3.Ethel often lent things to Fanny.
4.Fanny often lent things to Ethel.
5.One day Ethel lost her bag.
6.One day Fanny lost her bag.
7.Fanny liked carrying something in her hand.
8.Fanny did not like carrying things.
9. There was a shed at the end of Ethel’s garden.
10. There was a shed at the end of Fanny’s garden.
C. Write this story, but do not put pictures: put words.
Ethel’s house is in a small street . It has a small garden at the back, and there is a house in it. Ethel keeps her cart there. Ethel is a clever woman . She works in a factory . This is Ethel. She is at the door of her house, and she’s got a bag in her left hand? Because she is going to the shop .
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Dave married, and when his new wife saw the clothes in his cupboard, she said, ‘Dave, you have only got one good shirt. The others arc very old, and they’ve got holes in them. I’m going to buy you a new one this afternoon.’ Dave liked his old shirts, but he loved his wife too, so he said, ‘All right, Beryl, but please don’t throw any of the old ones away.’ Dave went to work, and when he came back in the evening, Beryl said to him, ‘Look, Dave, I’ve bought you a nice shirt. Here it is. Put it on.’ Dave put the shirt on, and then he said, ‘Look at the sleeves, Beryl. They’re too long.’ ‘That’s all right,’ Beryl answered. ‘They’ll get shorter when I wash the shirt.’ Then Dave said, ‘But the neck’s too small.’ ‘That’s all right,’ Beryl answered. ‘It’ll get bigger when you wear the shirt, Dave.’
A. Answer these questions.
1. Why did Beryl want to buy Dave a new shirt?
Beryl want to buy Dave a new shirt, because Dave’s others shirt are very old.
2. Why didn’t Dave want his wife to throw any of his old shirts away?
Dave want his wife to throw any of his old shirts away, because Dave liked his old shirt.
3. Why didn’t Dave like the sleeves of his new shirt?
Dave didn’t like the sleeves of his new shirt, because sleeves was long.
4. What did Beryl say about the sleeves?
Beryl say about the sleeves, what when become shorter when she wash the shirt.
5. Why didn’t Dave like the collar of the shirt?
Dave didn’t like the collar of his new shirt, because collar was small.
6. What did Beryl say about the collar?
Beryl say about the collar, what when he wear the shirt became bigger.
B. Opposites. Write these sentences. Put one word in each empty place.
1.New clothes do not have holes in them, but old ones sometimes do.
2. Sleeves don’t get long when you wash them. They get shorter.
3. Good shirts are not cheap. They are rich.
4. The neck of Dave’s shirt wasn’t too big. It was too small .
5. Dave loved his old shirts, but he hates his new one.
C. Choose the right sentence for each picture and write it down.
1. a. None of these shirts has got holes in it.
b. Some of these shirts have got holes in them.
c. All of these shirts have got holes in them.
2. a. The sleeves are too long, and the collar is too small.
b. The sleeves are too short, and the collar is too small.
c. The sleeves are too short, and the collar is too big.
d. The sleeves are too long, and the collar is too big.
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