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Present simple and present continuous

 

     

   

         

 

  

Present simple and present continuousI’m holding my breath.

new post

posts view blog info about

Friday nightIt’s midnight and I’m holding my breath.

I feel so scared that I can’t move.

There it is again – a noise downstairs. I think there’s someone in the house.

‘Don’t be silly!’ I say to myself. (I’m always lying awake at night and listening

to noises. Usually  it’s the fridge or someone next door or … just nothing.)

I’m staying at my friend’s house. Round here all the houses have got 

friend doesn’t live in a safe part of town and sometimes burglars come in through the downstairs windows.I’ve prepared for this moment. This is what you do:

1 You lock the door as quietly as you can. 2 You phone the police on your mobile. 3 You talk to the police very loudly.

There’s the noise again … and it’s getting closer.

I don’t want to do this. I get slowly out of bed. But then I stop. Two round eyes are looking at me.

I scream .

The neighbour’s cat  back the way it came. How did it get in? Probably through the downstairs window.

But that means the downstairs window is open …

                                                                                                                                                                                                                  

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 You  (go)

along  this s tree t and  you 

( turn) le ft a t the 

end. The shop is on  your righ t.

W hat annoys me about my sister? W ell, she (always talk)to her  f r iends on the phone! And she 

(always lose) things.

 I en jo yed  t his. I t’s a bo u t a g u y w ho 

(go)  ro und  the wo r ld 

and ( t rave l) on as man y 

dif f e ren t fo rms of   t rans po r t as  possi b le. 

As oil prices rise, the cost of air travel(increase). R eports show that as a 

result more and more people  (stay)at home for their holida ys and (not trav el) abroad.

I ( work) at t he garage unti l Se ptember.

 

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My test!

                   

             

   

   

   

 

   

   

   

My turn!

 

                                   

 

                                                                   

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Past simple and past continuous

    

 

 

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Past simple and past continuousHe was driving on a dark night.2

                                                                              

Casey Jones (1863–1900) was an American

railway driver. He became a hero when

he died because he saved the lives of

many passengers in a terrible accident.

On 30 April 1900 Casey was driving histrain back to the station during a dark and

wet night. He was with another driver,

his friend Webb. The train was going fast

because Casey wanted to get back quickly

but this wasn’t the problem. There was

another train on the same railway. Casey

and Webb didn’t know about this train.

As Casey was coming around a bend, he

saw the other train. Casey realised the

danger. ‘Jump!’ he shouted to his friend.

Webb jumped from the train while Casey

was trying to stop. Webb fell 100 metres

but he didn’t die. While he was falling, heheard Casey. Casey was shouting, ‘Help!’

The train was going fast, so it couldn’t

stop quickly. Casey slowed the train down

but it still crashed. Casey was killed but

the passengers didn’t die.

Casey became very famous after this and

his friend wrote a very popular song, The

 Ballad of Casey Jones, about him.

         

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 T om H iggin s: lea v e museum / hear  n oise

r emember  his car  keys  / walk  to his car 

come back / see a  woman  wi th a  pic tur e

shou t / the  woman  r un  a way

Mar  tha Wilkin s: clean   the r oom / ligh ts go ou tlook  f or some ma tches  / ligh ts come on 

             

                   

he pick u p  the phon e / a s tr an ge  woman  come in 

he s peak  / the  woman  go ou t 

JOY

ARTHUR

SALLY

 TERRYSUE

DANMAGGIE

AMANDASTEVE

PETER

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My turn!

 

 

                                     

         

         

         

         

         

         

             

   

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