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Long ago, there lived a lion in a dense forest. One morning his wife told him that his breath was bad and unpleasant. The lion became embarrassed and angry upon hearing it. He wanted to check this fact with others. So he called three others outside his cave.

First came the sheep. The Lion opening his mouth wide said, “Sheep, tell me if my mouth smells bad?” The sheep thought that the lion wanted an honest answer, so the sheep said, “Yes, Friend. There seems to be something wrong with your breath”. This plain speak did not go well with the lion. He pounced on the sheep, killing it.

Then the lion called the wolf and said, “What do you think? Do I have a bad breath?” The wolf saw what happened to the sheep. He wanted to be very cautious in answering a question. So, the wolf said, “Who says that Your breath is unpleasant. It’s as sweet as the smell of roses”. When the lion heard the reply, he roared in an anger and immediately attacked the wolf and killed it. “The flatterer!” growled the lion.

Finally, came the turn of the fox. The lion asked him the same question. The fox was well aware of the fate of the sheep and the wolf. So he coughed and cleared his throat again and again and then said, “Oh Dear Friend, for the last few days, I have been having a very bad cold. Due to this, I can’t smell anything, pleasant or unpleasant”.

The lion spared the fox’s life.

A.Hello I am Mara and I am from Madrid in span I am years old and I love Music I’ve got two sisters and one brother my brother is Alberto He is tall and thin and he loves computer games my two sisters are  ounger  than me and me   and my brother I am the olders of my sisters my sisters is 3 and 4 years old they like playing whit dolls  I am very funny I usually go out whit my friends Marta  and Ncella on Saturdays they  are and 12 years old my mum loves cnema  and my dad loves sport and nature I am very happy.

B.We are at school 

Where is dctand

What is it

I am eleven years old

Are you ok

We are students

Muray is my brother

John is English

1)He is in the garden 

They are at school  

I am a good student  

Billy and Mari are police officers 

You are 10   years old 

The dog is in the box 

We are in the car 

She is my sister 

2)She isn’t my mother 

Emma and Simon aren’t sad 

The ruler isn’t blue 

They aren’t    angry 

We aren’t seven  

You aren’t boys 

It isn’t a fox 

3)Is she a teacher? 

Am I thirsty? 

Are they   in the bedroom? 

Is it on the table? 

Is he your grandad? 

He gets up at 6 o’clock

She gets up early on weekdays

She goes to the gym on Fridays

She goes surfing in summer

They never go out on Saturday evenings

My best friend lives in Italy

 Do you relax at weekends?

We have breakfast early in the morning

They go skiing in winter

Jane loves listening to  the radio

In his free time he goes running

He lives in an island in the west in Scotland

A.Did the doctor think, ‘This man has really swallowed a horse’? no he didn’t

2. Why did the nurse give the man an injection?she wanted him to sleep

3. What did the doctor do when he went out?he went out to look for a horse

4. What did Mr. Lloyd see when he woke up?he saw a brown horse in front of him

B. Which words in the story on page 12 mean:

1. sick +

3. visit

5. discovered

2. pleased

4. fast+

C. Put the number of the correct sentence under the correct picture.

1. The nurse gave Mr. Lloyd an injection. 3- picture

2. The doctor went out into the street. 5-picture

3. Mr. Lloyd said, ‘I feel very ill.’2-picture

4. Mr. Lloyd woke up.6-picture

5. Mr. Lloyd came into the doctor’s office.1-picture

6. Mr. Lloyd went to sleep.4-picture

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.’

Jack was a young sailor. He lived in England, but he was often away with his
ship.
One summer he came back from a long voyage and found new neighbours
near his mother’s house. They had a pretty daughter, and Jack soon loved her
very much.
He said to her, ‘My next voyage will begin in a few days’ time, Gloria. I love
you, and I’ll marry you when I come back. I’ll think about you all the time, and
I’ll write to you and send you a present from every port.’
Jack’s first port was Freetown in Africa, and he sent Gloria a parrot from
there. It spoke five languages.
When Jack’s ship reached Australia, there was a letter from Gloria. It said,
‘Thank you for the parrot, Jack. It tasted much better than a chicken.’

Mrs. Williams lived in a small street in London, and now she had a new
neighbour. Her name was Mrs. Briggs, and she talked a lot about her expensive
furniture, her beautiful carpets and her new kitchen.
‘Do you know,’ she said to Mrs. Williams one day, ‘I’ve got a new
dishwasher. It washes the plates and glasses and knives and forks beautifully.’
‘Oh?’ Mrs. Williams answered. ‘And does it dry them and put them in the
cupboard too?’
Mrs. Briggs was surprised. ‘Well,’ she answered, ‘the things in the machine
are dry after an hour, but it doesn’t put them away, of course.’
‘I’ve had a dishwasher for twelve and a half years,’ Mrs. Williams said.
‘Oh?’ Mrs. Briggs answered. ‘And does yours put the things in the cupboard
when it has washed them?’ She laughed nastily.
‘Yes, he does,’ Mrs. Williams answered. ‘He dries the dishes and puts them
away.’

Answer these questions.

1. Where did Mrs. Briggs live? She lived in london

2. Why was Mrs. Briggs surprised? Because Mrs. Williams had dishwasher.

3. Did Mrs. Briggs’s dishwasher dry the plates and other things? Yes

4. Did it put them away? No

5. Did Mrs. Williams’s dishwasher put the things in the cupboard? Yes

6. Who was Mrs. Williams’s dishwasher?

B. Write these sentences. Put one of these words in each empty place:

an any no none some

1. Mrs. Briggs was rich, but Mrs. Williams was not. Mrs. Briggs had

an beautiful carpets, but Mrs. Williams didn’t have no

2. Mrs. Briggs had an expensive furniture, but Mrs. Williams had no

3. Mrs. Briggs had an expensive dishwasher, but Mrs. Williams did

not have  machines in her kitchen.

4. Mrs. Briggs had an nice roses in her garden, but Mrs. Williams had

an flowers in hers.

5. Mrs. Briggs had any big trees in her garden too, but Mrs. Williams

had   none.

C. Write this story. Put one of these words in each empty place:

he him his her it its she

Mrs. Williams had a good baby: his never cried, and his clothes were

always clean. Mrs. Briggs was very surprised and said, ‘When my daughter

was small, I gave him lots of food, but she cried a lot, and his clothes were

always dirty. Why is your baby so different? How do you do him ?’

‘Well,’ answered Mrs. Williams, ‘my first child was a boy. I always gave

him a lot of food, him got very fat, and he stomach was always full. He

cried a lot and was dirty. Now I give my new baby much less, and him is

happy and clean.’

A.1. Because all his clothes were old

2. Because he loved his  old shirts

3. Because it was too long

4․ ‘They’ll get shorter when I wash the shirt.’

5. Because it was too small

6․ ‘It’ll get bigger when you wear the shirt,

B․1․1.New clothes do not have holes in them, but old ones sometimes

do.

22. Sleeves don’t get longer when you wash them. They get shorter.

3․Good shirts are not cheap. They are expensive

4․The neck of Dave’s shirt wasn’t too big. It was too  small

5. Dave loved his old shirts, but he loved his new one.

C.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.

 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.

Jack was a young sailor. He lived in England, but he was often away with his
ship.
One summer he came back from a long voyage and found new neighbours
near his mother’s house. They had a pretty daughter, and Jack soon loved her
very much.
He said to her, ‘My next voyage will begin in a few days’ time, Gloria. I love
you, and I’ll marry you when I come back. I’ll think about you all the time, and
I’ll write to you and send you a present from every port.’
Jack’s first port was Freetown in Africa, and he sent Gloria a parrot from
there. It spoke five languages.
When Jack’s ship reached Australia, there was a letter from Gloria. It said,
‘Thank you for the parrot, Jack. It tasted much better than a chicken.’
Words outside the 1000: parrot, sailor