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Characters (I)

Decide if these statements about Mrs Aouda are true or false. She was the daughter of an Indian prince. She received a good education. She was clever, but she was not beautiful. Both her parents died…

Discussion - Go back to the text

‘Laura was like hundreds of other women who marry without being attracted to their husbands.’ In 19th century England, marriages among the rich and aristocratic families were often more like…

Reading

12. Walter Hartright’s narrative continued At the inquest1 the next day, the parish clerk said that the key to the vestry had gone missing just before the fire. Perhaps somebody had stolen it. Nobody…

Discussion - Go back to the text

Work in pairs or groups. Think about the characters, their relationships and the general storyline of The Lady of Glenwith Grange. What elements does it have in common with characters and the plot of…

Go back to the text - Mary Visits the Gardens

Mary Visits the Gardens

The Gardens of Misselthwaite Manor

There were flower gardens, tree gardens and vegetable gardens in the grounds of Misselthwaite Manor. Look at the words in the box and put them into the correct gardens – vegetable words into the…

Vocabulary - A&E (II)

Complete the phrases in exercise "Vocabulary – A&E" with a new ending. Example: Lola hurt her wrist while she was doing gymnastics. I burnt my hand She cut her finger I hurt my back I twisted…

Pictures - A dangerous night

Look at the picture. Describe the scene you see in this picture. Describe the expression on Dr Roylott’s face. What does he have around his head?

Relaciona y escribe:

Observa la imagen y comenta qué pasa. ¿Te despierta„ y te viste„ solo o sola cuando tiene„ que ir a la escuela? ¿Te prepara„ tú la cartera para ir al colegio? Comenta a qué hora empieza„…