- •A sad story
- •I. Listening and reading
- •A sad story
- •II. Notes
- •III. Vocabulary
- •IV. Comprehension check
- •1. Answer the questions:
- •2. Say if the sentences are trUe or false. Correct the false ones
- •VI. Exercises
- •1. Complete these sentences using the verbs in brackets. You went back to your home town after many years; and you found that many things were different.
- •3. Make sentences using the words in brackets.
- •4. Use the prompts to make sentences, as in the example.
- •5. Put the verbs in brackets into the past perfect or past simple to make the order of events clear. The first one is done for you.
- •6. Complete the sentences, or add a sentence, using the ideas in brackets and a verb in the Past Perfect.
- •7. Рut the verbs into Past Simple or Past Perfect.
- •8. Put the verbs in brackets into Past Simple or Past Perfect.
- •9. Read the story and then answer the questions about it. Notice that sometimes you need to use the past simple, and sometimes the past perfect.
- •10. Translate the sentences into English.
IV. Comprehension check
1. Answer the questions:
Who did prince Richard fall in love with?
What was her name?
What did Richard give Rose?
What ring did Rose give Richard
Who did Rose see one day when she was walking through the village?
What was Gloria wearing?
Where had Richard left the ring before he went hunting with his father?
What bird had seen the ring?
What had the magpie done?
How did the magpie drop the ring?
Where did it drop the ring?
Why did Rose leave the village?
What did Richard do after he returned from hunting?
2. Say if the sentences are trUe or false. Correct the false ones
1. .Once upon a time, a handsome prince met a rich village girl and they fell in love.
2. They had to keep their romance in secret from the villagers.
3. Richard gave Rose a gold bracelet with a large diamond.
4. She gave him a silver ring with a small emerald which she had found just outside the village inn.
5. Rose couldn't believe her eyes! Gloria was wearing her Richard’gold ring.
6. Earlier that day prince Richard had left the ring in the dining hall before he went hunting with his father.
8. A flamingo had seen the ring sparkling in the sunlight.
9. Later, the magpie was frightened by the hunters, and dropped the ring just outside the village inn.
10. Rose left the village that afternoon with a light heart.
VI. Exercises
1. Complete these sentences using the verbs in brackets. You went back to your home town after many years; and you found that many things were different.
Example: Most of my friends were no longer there. They. ….had left.............(leave).
1. My best friend, Kevin, was no longer there. He............................. (go) away.
2. The local movie theater was no longer open. It............................ (close) down.
3. Mr. Johnson was no longer alive. He............................ (die).
4. I didn't recognize Mrs. Johnson. She............................. (change) a lot.
5. Bill no longer had his car. He............................. (sell) it.
2. Look at the picture. It's the day after Christmas. Last night the Dicksons had a party at their house. Ask and answer questions as in the example
Example: (they / open / all the presents) Had they opened all the presents? Yes, they had.
2. (they / drink ' the lemonade)
3. (they / eat / all the cake)
4. (they / let / the cat in)
5. (they / eat / the turkey)
6. (they / tidy the room)
3. Make sentences using the words in brackets.
Example: I wasn't hungry. (I / just / have / lunch) ……..I had just had lunch. ……
1. Tom wasn't home when I arrived, (he / just / go / out) .........................................
2. We arrived at the theater late, (the movie / already / begin) ................................
3. They weren't eating when I went to see them, (they / just / finish / their dinner) ………………………..
4. I invited Ann to dinner last night, but she couldn't come, (she / already / make plans / to do something else) ..................................................................................
5. I was very pleased to see Diane again after such a long time. (I / not / see / her for five years) ................................................................................................................