Look, Listen and Learn! - Workbook 3b [antikvár]

Lesson 61 Guided Composition: Don't show off! Sandy and Sue have new roller-skates, but they can't skate yet. They tried to skate yesterday, but they both fell down. Then Sue saw Alan Blake. Alan was on his bicycle. "Here comes Alan Blake," she said. "He's showing off as usual." Alan saw them on the ground and laughed. "Can't you skate yet?" he asked. "I can skate. It's easy." "Would you like to borrow my skates?" Sue asked. "I'd love to," Alan said. Sue lent hirn her skates and he put them on. Then he tried to skate but he fell down and hurt himself. "It serves you right," Sue said. "Show off!" Sandy said. Answer these questions in one paragraph. Do not use more than 60 words. 1 What have Sandy and Sue got? Can they skate yet, or not? (but) 2 What did they try to do yesterday ? What happened to them both ? (but) 3 Who saw them? Did he laugh or cry? ('anoy 4 Did he say, "I can skate. It's easy.", or "I can't skate. It's difficult."? 5 Whose skates did he borrow? Did he put them on, or not? (and) 6 Could he skate, or not? Did he fall down, or not? (so) 1 What did Sue say? 8 What did Sandy say? Multiple Choice Exercises Only one answer is right in each exercise. Put a circle round the correct letter: A, B, C or D. 1 Sandy and Sue fell down because A the skates were new. B Alan Blake laughed at them. C they couldn't skate. D Alan borrowed Sue's skates. 2 Alan borrowed a pair of skates from Sue. Sue lent a pair of skates Alan. A from B to C by D into 3 He's showing off as usual. So he shows off. A always- B never C sometimes D rarely