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Ghostly activities
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Look at this table about the Ghost’s previous activities. Some of the information is missing. You will hear the Ghost telling you about four incidents. Fill in the missing information in the numbered…
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Phrasal verbs
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‘He could get away with it.’ Look at this sentence from Chapter Nine: ‘He could get away with it.’ To get away with something is a phrasal verb which means ‘to not suffer punishment when you…
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Possessive adjectives
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Look at these sentences: The people loved their beautiful Queen. Not long after their marriage, there was another invasion of Britain. Their is a possessive adjective. The other possessive adjectives…
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Understanding the text - Laura and Max explore the village
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In the morning Laura and Max decide to explore the small village of Stonecross. ‘Bye. Have a nice time! Come home for lunch at 1 o’clock,’ says their mother. In the square there is a post office,…
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Couples (PET)
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At the time of Romeo and Juliet, women did not generally have the opportunity of a career, so several of Juliet’s friends are looking for men to marry. There are some descriptions of single men in…
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Go back to the text - A Note by the Lake
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5. Marian Halcombe’s narrative continued Later on that afternoon, I went for a walk with Laura. ‘I can tell you everything now, Marian,’ she said. ‘After what Percival said to me this morning, I…
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Wit - The Life of Oscar Wilde
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Wilde was famous for his wit, his ability to be clever and funny – ‘witty’ – at the same time. You have already read one example of his wit: ‘I have nothing to declare except my genius’.…
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