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Can you see them
المؤلف: L.A Hill
المصدر: Elementary Anecdotes In American English
الجزء والصفحة: 2-1
26/9/2022
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Jimmy lived in the country, and he loved playing in a very shallow river near his house, but then his father got a job in a big city, and he moved there with his family.
Their new house had a garden, but the garden was very small. Jimmy wasn't very happy.
"Is there a river near here?" he asked his mother on the first morning.
His mother answered, "No, there isn't, but there's a beautiful park near here, Jimmy, and there's a pool in it. We'll go there this afternoon." Then Jimmy was happy.
After lunch, Jimmy and his mother went to the park. Jimmy wanted to walk near the pool, but there was a sign in front of it. His mother read it to him: "WARNING: This pool is dangerous. 367 people have fallen into it." Jimmy looked into the pool carefully. Then he said, "I can't see them."
A Answer these questions:
B Write these sentences. Put one set of words in each blank space:
It was there was there were they were
1. ________ a park in Jimmy's city. _________not far from his house.
2. ________ a pool in the park, but _______ dangerous, so ______ a sign in front of it.
3. ________ a lot of fish in the pool. ________ not very big, but ______ beautiful, so _______ always a lot of people there, looking at them.
4. _________ a very nice place for children.
C Write this story using words instead of pictures.
When he lived in the , Jimmy’s was near a . He was always there. When he moved to the city, there was a big not far away, and there was a there, because it was deep and dangerous. Jimmy’s mother said to him, “Be very careful. Don’t into it. There aren’t many here, and perhaps nobody will see you and save you.”