Reading Comprehension Passages-OK

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٤. Its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. ٥. "Wait for me there." D Which of these statements suggest that Lacey and Barnes were thieves? ١. They had a car. ٢. They were wearing dark clothes. ٣. They put on gloves. ٤. Barnes wanted to take a gun. ٥. They went through a small side gate. ٦. Barnes was afraid of dogs. ٧. Lacey climbed through a window. ٨. Lacey could whistle. ٩. They ran away when the car came. E Put these sentences in the right order. ١. Lacey could not open the kitchen door. ٢. Lacey and Barnes came to a yard. ٣. A car approached the house. ٤. Lacey and Barnes entered the garden through a small gate. ٥. Lacey crossed the yard to the kitchen. ٦. Lacey got into the house through a small window. ٧. Lacey and Barnes crept round the side of the garden. ـ 31 ـ PDF created with pdfFactory Pro trial version www.pdffactory.com
٨. Lacey called to Barnes. ٩. Lacey told Barnes to wait. F Guided composition. Use the sentences In E to complete this paragraph. Lacey and Barnes .... They . . . until .... Lacey .... Then he ... and .... But he . . . , so he . . . . Just at that moment, however, .... G Vocabulary practice. Complete these sentences, using the words in the box. ( except – gun – midnight – quiet – whistle - gloves - key panic - signal – yard). 1 We arrived very late - after . . . , in fact. The door was locked and I hadn't got a . . . ? 2 The bag was completely empty ... for a pair of dark .... 3 When I give the . . . , run round the edge of the . . . three times! Right! Off you go! 4 Don't . . . ! He hasn't got a ... and he isn't dangerous. 5 Please keep . . . ! It disturbs me when you . . . like that. H Discussion Do you like detective stories? Who is your favourite author? ـ 32 ـ PDF created with pdfFactory Pro trial version www.pdffactory.com
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Page 3 and 4: Introduction This book provides mat
Page 5 and 6: How to use this material The follow
Page 7 and 8: 5 Get the students to react to the
Page 9 and 10: 1 Section one Comprehension passage
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Page 21 and 22: B Choose the right answer. ١. Elsa
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downstream to fetch the boat until
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g I went to see my friend, who …
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ill. Bill walked round the house un
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g It was quite an lecture, but I en
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out and began shouting at each othe
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Helen did not usually go to the sta
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c He deliberately crossed the road.
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telegram to say that one of his rel
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a When Mrs Crump heard the bell rin
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Now complete these sentences by cho
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Let me know, then, if the Sunday af
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Ought to or should with a perfect i
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I was glad that I had stayed up lat
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a Why did the writer want to avoid
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He found me a taxi. This pattern, w
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inclined to come back to work in my
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