ПОСОБИЕ ПО РАЗВИТИЮ НАВЫКОВ ЧТЕНИЯ (АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК)
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ГБПОУ «Суражский педагогический колледж им. А.С. Пушкина»

ПОСОБИЕ ПО РАЗВИТИЮ НАВЫКОВ ЧТЕНИЯ

(АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК)

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английского языка

Пономаренко Елизавета Алексеевна

Сураж, 2017

Пояснительная записка

Данное пособие направлено на развитие навыков чтения. Взаимосвязанно с чтением развиваются умения письма- как технические навыки орфографии, построение структур по образцу, так и умения творческого письма, развитие логичности и самостоятельности речи. Практические задания интересны, доступны и увлекательны.

         Данное пособие  можно использовать  как для домашней работы, так и  для самостоятельной  работы в классе. Содержимое пособия ориентировано на  развитие навыков чтения и умений и характеризуется коммуникативной направленностью.  Пособие адресовано студентам, школьникам, учащимся различных курсов. Практическую помощь  пособие окажет и начинающим преподавателям.

Put a circle around the letter of the best answer to each question or comment below:

1. Did you have a good flight?

a) It was cheap.

b) Terrible!

c) A good way to travel.

d) Yes, please.

2. Is this the way to the church?

a) It’s near here.

b) He knows the way.

c) I often go here.

d) I don’t think so.

3. I’m tired.

a) It’s OK.

b) So was I.

c) It’s boring.

d) Have a break.

4. Do you want to go out tonight?

a) Yes, really.

b) I’m not going.

c) No, really.

d) Not really.

5. How much sugar do you want in your coffee?

a) So much.

b) Not much.

c) Too much.

d) Little bit.

6. Where’s the TV guide?

a) It doesn’t know.

b) In the table.

c) On the table.

d) It’s not usually there.

7. What time did your friends come round?

a) Later.

b) About eight o’clock.

c) Yesterday evening.

d) Two of my friends came.

8. Did you know that this restaurant is closing down?

a) Yes, I always knew.

b) No, I don’t know.

c) What time?

d) No, I didn’t know.

9. Do you want fries with that?

a) Thank you, my good man.

b) Yes, sir.

c) Thanks.

d) If you don’t mind awfully.

10. There’s someone outside.

a) Where are they?

b) Is there?

c) Is it?

d) He’s outside.

Put a circle around the letter of the best answer to each question or comment below:

1. Did you have a good flight?

a) It was cheap.

b) Terrible!

c) A good way to travel.

d) Yes, please.

2. Is this the way to the church?

a) It’s near here.

b) He knows the way.

c) I often go here.

d) I don’t think so.

3. I’m tired.

a) It’s OK.

b) So was I.

c) It’s boring.

d) Have a break.

4. Do you want to go out tonight?

a) Yes, really.

b) I’m not going.

c) No, really.

d) Not really.

5. How much sugar do you want in your coffee?

a) So much.

b) Not much.

c) Too much.

d) Little bit.

6. Where’s the TV guide?

a) It doesn’t know.

b) In the table.

c) On the table.

d) It’s not usually there.

7. What time did your friends come round?

a) Later.

b) About eight o’clock.

c) Yesterday evening.

d) Two of my friends came.

8. Did you know that this restaurant is closing down?

a) Yes, I always knew.

b) No, I don’t know.

c) What time?

d) No, I didn’t know.

9. Do you want fries with that?

a) Thank you, my good man.

b) Yes, sir.

c) Thanks.

d) If you don’t mind awfully.

10. There’s someone outside.

a) Where are they?

b) Is there?

c) Is it?

d) He’s outside.

Put a circle around the letter of the best answer to each question or comment below:

1. The film starts in half an hour.

a) What time is it?

b) It’s on time.

c) We’d better hurry then.

d) It’s on soon.

2. Which bus goes to Liverpool?

a) The number 28 has gone.

b) I’m not sure.

c) We can’t go by train.

d) The three o’clock is coming.

3. Have you ever been to Portugal?

a) Yes, an hour ago.

b) Two years ago.

c) Not really, no.

d) Only by road or rail.

4. I can’t pay my gas bill this month.

a) Oh dear.

b) How nice for you.

c) That’s odd.

d) Please pay it.

5. This is my brother, Simon.

a) How old are you?

b) Have you got any children?

c) Do you want to go out tonight?

d) Hi.

6. Do you want a lift to the concert?

a) Give me a lift.

b) I don’t care.

c) No, I can’t.

d) I’m alright, thanks.

7. Excuse me, where are the toilets?

a) Turn left and go through the double doors.

b) Turn left and go through a double doors.

c) Turn left and go through the double door.

d) Turn left and go through a double door.

8. Are you Natalie Brown?

a) No, he’s upstairs in a meeting.

b) No, she’s upstairs in a meeting.

c) No, they’re upstairs in a meeting.

d) No, he’s not here today.

9. See you tomorrow.

a) No way.

b) Really soon.

c) Why wait?

d) See you.

10. When does the next course start?

a) Two weeks ago.

b) Quite often.

c) As soon as possible, please.

d) The week after next.

Put a circle around the letter of the best answer to each question or comment below:

1. What do you want for dinner?

a) A potato and a cabbage.

b) Egg and chips.

c) A bowl of cereal.

d) A cup of tea.

2. When does this lesson finish?

a) It hasn’t finished.

b) Tomorrow.

c) Quarter past.

d) It’s two hours long.

3. Your brother has been caught speeding.

a) It’s his own fault.

b) What time?

c) He should drive to work every day.

d) Why were you speeding?

4. I’d like two first class stamps, please.

a) What’s your destination?

b) Two pounds, please.

c) That’s fifty six pence, please.

d) I can’t find any.

5. Can I take your order?

a) No, thank you.

b) Non-smoking, please.

c) No, we’re next.

d) No, we haven’t decided yet.

6. It’s my birthday on Wednesday.

a) How old are you?

b) Well done.

c) How old were you?

d) You must be very old.

7. What time do you usually go to bed?

a) I’m not tired.

b) I get up at about half past six.

c) It varies.

d) I need at least eight hours’ sleep.

8. I need a new car.

a) Why not?

b) It’s a good car.

c) Have you tried Sainsbury’s?

d) I’ll help him to find one.

9. Have you seen my keys?

a) It’s in the kitchen next to the radio.

b) It’s on the kitchen table.

c) They’re in the kitchen with the radio.

d) They’re on the kitchen table.

10. You’re too late – the train’s just gone!

a) Oh no!

b) Oh yes!

c) Where?

d) What time is it?

Put a circle around the letter of the best answer to each question or comment below:

1. How old are you?

a) One hundred and eighty.

b) I’m young.

c) Nearly eighteen.

d) I have eighteen years old.

2. My GP is retiring soon.

a) You’ll have to find a new one.

b) He is very tired.

c) Do you know how often?

d) My doctor told me.

3. Chocolate cake is bad for you.

a) I can’t eat it.

b) I’m too unhealthy.

c) I shouldn’t eat chocolate.

d) No, it’s not!

4. Did you book the holiday?

a) Yes, I have.

b) Yes, I did.

c) Yes, I’d like to.

d) Yes, I do.

5. Good morning, you’re through to the council house. Which department, please?

a) I want the council house.

b) What’s your name?

c) Good morning.

d) Housing, please.

6. I came to class early but there was nobody there.

a) Who was there?

b) Why were you early?

c) Why weren’t they there?

d) Who was early?

7. What’s your e-mail address?

a) www.englishbanana.com.

b) 29 Spring Lane, Newcastle.

c) rach990@englishbanana.com.

d) Yahoo and Hotmail.

8. Can I see your passport, Madam?

a) Why?

b) Here she is.

c) Why not?

d) Yes, of course.

9. I’ve broken my leg playing football.

a) You poor thing!

b) How’s it going?

c) Why have you broken it?

d) Did you win?

10. Do you like rap music?

a) Yes, it’s in the morning.

b) No, I haven’t got it.

c) Quite often.

d) Some of it.

Bob Hunter's Family

Bob Hunter is forty years old. He lives in Derby with his wife and three children. His wife’s name is Linda and she is an artist. Their eldest child, Richard, is studying Engineering at Derby University. Their middle child is called Claire. She’s fourteen and a student at DerbyGrammar School. Their youngest child is Sally, who is twelve. She enjoys horse-riding and cycling. Bob is an accountant and works for Toyota at Burnaston. He enjoys his job but always looks forward to the weekend, when he can spend some quality time on the golf course. He is a member of Mickleover Golf Club and has been playing since he was eleven years old.

Questions:

1.   Who is the paragraph about?                      ________________________

2.   How old is he?                                               ________________________

3.   Where does he live?                                     ________________________

4.   Is he married?                                               ________________________

5.   How many children does he have?             ________________________

6.   What is his wife’s name?                             ________________________

7.   What does his wife do for a living?             ________________________

8.   What is the name of their eldest child?       ________________________

9.   What subject is he studying?                       ________________________

10. How old is Claire?                                       ________________________

11. Which school does she go to?                   ________________________

12. What is the name of their other child?       ________________________

13. How old is she?                                            ________________________

14. What hobbies does she enjoy?                  ________________________

15. What does Bob do for a living?                  ________________________

16. Which company does he work for?            ________________________

17. Does he like working there?                       ________________________

18. What does he do at the weekend?            ________________________

19. What is the name of his golf club?             ________________________

20. At what age did he start playing?               ________________________

The Car Thief

Samantha was walking home from work one day last month, when she saw a man who was trying to break into a car. She asked him what he was doing and he told her to, “Get lost!” She ran to a nearby shop and asked the owner to call the police, which he did immediately. When she went outside again she saw that both the thief and the car had gone. About ten minutes later, a police car stopped outside the shop. A policewoman got out and asked Samantha some questions about the incident. She asked her to give a description of the car and the thief. Samantha said that the car was a dark blue Ford Focus with the registration number TR03 RMN8. She said that it had a large scratch on the right hand side. She described the man as tall with short dark hair. She said that he was slim, looked about twenty-five years old and was wearing a blue denim jacket and black jeans. The policewoman wrote down everything in a notebook. Samantha felt a little shaken but was glad to be able to help. A few days later she found out that the thief had been caught in Newcastle and that the car had been returned to its owner, undamaged.

Questions:

1.   Who is the paragraph about?                      ________________________

2.   When did the incident happen?                   ________________________

3.   Where was she going?                                ________________________

4.   What was the man doing?                           ________________________

5.   What did he tell her to do?                           ________________________

6.   Who called the police?                                 ________________________

7.   When did the police arrive?                         ________________________

8.   Did a policeman question Samantha?       ________________________

9.   What colour was the car?                             ________________________

10. What make of car was it?                           ________________________

11. On which side was the scratch?                 ________________________

12. What was the registration number?           ________________________

13. Was the thief tall or short?                           ________________________

14. What was he wearing?                                ________________________

15. How did Samantha feel?                             ________________________

16. When was the thief caught?                        ________________________

17. Where was the thief caught?                      ________________________

18. What happened to the car?                        ________________________

19. Was the car damaged?                              ________________________

20. What was the thief’s name?                        ________________________

A Lazy Holiday or an Exciting Holiday?

Anna:

“I’m planning my holiday for next summer and I don’t know whether I should have a lazy holiday or an exciting one. Last year I went on holiday to southern Spain with my best friends, Joanna and Ling. We stayed in a brilliant four-star hotel, which had three swimming pools. It was quite expensive but we really enjoyed ourselves and we all got great suntans! This year, Joanna is going away with her parents to Greece so it’ll be just Ling and me. Ling wants us to go on an adventure holiday in Africa, the type where you have to go walking in the desert and sleep out in the open. She said it would be interesting and better than having a lazy holiday because we would learn about the world around us and see some wild animals. I’m not sure whether I want to go to Africa. For me, a holiday means relaxing on a beach, not trekking across the middle of nowhere. Ling said that we’d see elephants and zebras and have some amazing experiences. I think she’s bored of lying in the sun all day and fancies a change. I’ve got to make up my mind by next Monday at the latest so that she can book the tickets. It would cost £1,400 each to go to Africa, but less than half that amount for two weeks in Portugal.”

Questions:

1. When is Anna going on holiday?                               
2. Name her two closest friends.                                   
3. True or false – last year she went to northern Spain?
4. How many swimming pools did their hotel have?     
5. Was the hotel expensive?                                         
6. True or false – only Anna got a good suntan?           
7. Where is Joanna going on holiday this year?
8. Who is she going with?                                             
9. What type of holiday does Ling want this year?        
10.  Where does she want to go?
11.  Does Anna want to go with her?                               
12.  Why does Ling want to go on this type of holiday?  
13.  What does Anna enjoy doing on holiday?                 
14.  What animals does Ling hope to see?                     
15.  What sort of experiences does she expect to have?
16.  When does Anna have to let Ling know about the holiday?
17.  How much would it cost each of them to go to Africa?
18.  Would it be cheaper to go to Africa or Portugal?      
19.  Do you think Anna should go to Africa with Ling? Why?/Why not?
20.  Do you think Anna will go to Africa with Ling? Why?/Why not?

What Shall We Do Tomorrow?

Serena and George are on holiday in Devon, UK. Serena says to George:

Serena:

“I think tomorrow we can have a lie in until about 8.30, then have a shower, then have breakfast. If you don’t mind, I’ll have cereal and you can have a fry-up, but you’ll have to cook it, as I can’t stand cooking meat. After that, you can wash up, while I have a walk down to the village to get the papers. I’ll get a Telegraph for me and a Mirror for you, as I know you like doing the crossword. When I get back I thought we could play tennis for a couple of hours. Then you can drive me to the coast, where we can find a nice restaurant to have lunch. I’ll probably order a large salad and you can have a fresh seafood dish, if you like. After lunch I’ll want to relax for a while and be alone, so you’ll have to go out on your own somewhere. You should either explore the town, or go to the beach for a couple of hours. We’ll meet up again at about 5 o’clock for dinner. Then I’ll want you to take me out for a drink, or we could always go to the theatre. I think they’ve got a comedy on at the moment. After our evening out I’ll be pretty tired so I’ll probably just go straight to bed. I’m looking forward to a lovely day tomorrow, George, dear. Does everything sound alright to you?”

Questions:

1. Who is speaking?
2. Where are they having their holiday?
3. What time will they get up?
4. What does Serena want for breakfast?
5. What can George have for breakfast?
6. Who will make George’s breakfast?
7. What will George do while Serena is getting the papers?
8. What paper will Serena get for herself?
9. Why will she get the Mirror for George?
10. How long will they play tennis for?
11. Where is Serena planning to have lunch?
12. What can George have for lunch?
13. What does Serena want to do after lunch?
14. What does she suggest that George can do?
15. What time will they meet up for dinner?
16. What does Serena want to do after dinner?
17. What type of play is on at the theatre?
18. What is Serena planning to do after that?
19. Do you think George will agree to all of Serena’s plans? Why?/Why not?
20. Do you think they will both enjoy the day? Why?/Why not?

Looking for a Job

It’s 7.30pm. Emma phones a recruitment agency and leaves the following message on their answerphone:

Emma:

“Hello. I wonder if you can help me. My name is Emma Heath. I’m looking for a job as an administrator. At the moment I’m working at a solicitor’s as a clerk. Do you know Blame, Payne and Co.? I’ve been working there for about two years but there doesn’t seem to be any chance of promotion, so I’m trying to find something else. The other thing is, I’m moving soon, so I’m looking for a job in Leicester. I would prefer it if it was in the city centre really. My current address is 23 Terraced Walk, Derby, DE23 3GP, but I’m going to be moving out on the 30th, and then I’ll be living with my mum until I’ve found a house to rent in Leicester. After the 30th you’ll be able to contact me at my mum’s. Her address is 8 Cedars Lane, Swinscote, Derby, DE40 9UR. By the way, my mobile number is 079421 645784. If you do ring me on my mobile, please can you ring after six because I’ll be at work all day and my boss doesn’t know that I’m planning on leaving. My current salary is 11K per annum and I would like to find something for at least thirteen or more. I’ll bring my CV in to your office once I’ve finished updating it. Oh yes, last month I went on a four-day intensive first aid course, which makes me fully qualified to give first aid.”

Questions:

1. Who is the paragraph about?
2. Why does she leave the message?
3. What job does she do at the moment?
4. What job would she like to do?
5. Name the company that she works for.
6. How long has she been working there?
7. Why does she want to leave?
8. Which city is she moving to?
9. What is her address at the moment?
10. Is she planning to buy a house in Leicester?
11. What is her mum’s address?
12. When can she be contacted there?
13. Add together the first four digits of her phone number.
14. When can she be contacted on her mobile number?
15. How much would she like her salary to increase by?
16. What is a CV?
17. What do the letters CV stand for?
18. Is Emma’s boss upset that she will be leaving?
19. In your opinion, is Emma right to look for another job? Why?/Why not?
20. Do you think she will be happier living in Leicester? Why?/Why not?

How Much Money Do They Have?

Use only the following information to find the answers:

Tim has £3.47.

He gives £2 to John, who already had £10.75.

Tim’s sister, Clare, takes £20 out of the bank and gives half to Lisa.

Lisa spends £4.99 on a t-shirt and gives the rest back to Clare, who then lends £2.50 to Jalal.

Jalal owes a pound to his brother, so he gives him three quarters of that.

John gives £5.58 to Keith, who needs it because he owes a fiver to Kathy.

She puts it with the 68p that she already has in her pocket, then withdraws £60 from a cashpoint and gives a quarter of that to Laurie, who spends a third and shares the rest equally between her cousins, Jalal and Ruby.

How much money does each person have now?

1. Tim has                               ________________________________________

2. John has                             ________________________________________

3. Clare has                            ________________________________________

4. Lisa has                              ________________________________________

5. Jalal has                              ________________________________________

6. Jalal’s brother has               ________________________________________

7. Keith has                             ________________________________________

8. Kathy has                            ________________________________________

9. Laurie has                           ________________________________________

10. Ruby has                           ________________________________________

When's Your Birthday?

Use the information below to find the date of each person’s birthday:

Joe was born on the twenty-third day of the fifth month.

His wife Colette’s birthday is two days after that, which is five days before their wedding anniversary.

Conor’s birthday is six days before Joe’s.

Laura’s birthday is three days before Christmas Day.

May’s birthday is on the nineteenth day of the eighth month.

Sarah’s birthday is exactly four weeks and one day later.

Leanne’s birthday is on the day before Valentine’s Day, while her husband’s birthday is four days after May’s.

Tom’s birthday is exactly a fortnight after Colette and Joe’s anniversary, while Mohammed celebrates his birthday on the forty-second day of the year.

1. Joe’s birthday is on                         ________________________________.

2. Colette’s birthday is on                ________________________________.

3. Conor’s birthday is on                        ________________________________.

4. Laura’s birthday is on                        ________________________________.

5. May’s birthday is on                        ________________________________.

6. Sarah’s birthday is on                        ________________________________.

7. Leanne’s birthday is on                ________________________________.

8. Leanne’s husband’s birthday is on        ________________________________.

9. Tom’s birthday is on                        ________________________________.

10. Mohammed’s birthday is on        ________________________________.

Checking Train Times

Sian phones her friend Khalid and leaves a message on his answerphone:

“Hi, Khalid. I’ve just checked the train times for Tuesday next week and I’ve found a train from Derby to Edinburgh that takes about four and a half hours. Well, four hours and twenty-three minutes to be precise. It leaves Derby at 9.16 in the morning and gets into Edinburgh at 13.39. You have to change once, at Newcastle. It gets into Newcastle at 11.52 and leaves at 12.01. The train to Newcastle is run by Virgin Trains and the train you get from Newcastle to Edinburgh is run by GNER. There is a faster service but it leaves Derby later in the morning – at 10.14 – and you have to change at Darlington. It gets into Darlington Station at 12.14 and then you’ve got a seven-minute wait before your next train leaves. It gets into Edinburgh at 14.21. If you get the first train I can meet you at two o’clock. My sister and her friend never finish work until half past two so they can only come with me to meet you if you get a later train. Let me know which train you’re coming on. If you want to come later just let me know. I’ll be in tonight until half eight-ish, then I’m going out with Michelle. Or you could give me a ring tomorrow night. I’ll be at my mum’s, on 0131 600 46220. I’m going there after work, so ring me any time after about quarter past six and you should catch me there. Oh yes, the number to find out train times is, er, 08457 484950. You could always give them a ring yourself and find out about a different time.”

Questions:

1. Who is speaking?
2. Who does she leave a message for?
3. Where is her friend travelling from and going to?
4. How long exactly does the first journey from Derby to Edinburgh take?
5. How long exactly does the second journey from Derby to Edinburgh take?
6. How many changes are there during the first journey?
7. How long does it take the first train to get from Derby to Newcastle?
8. Where do you have to change during the second journey?
9. How long does it take the second train to get from Darlington to Edinburgh?
10. Which of the two trains taken during the first journey is run by Virgin Trains?
11. Write in words the time that the second train gets into Edinburgh.
12. What is the name of the other train company mentioned?
13. Do you know of a faster way to get from Derby to Edinburgh?
14. What time does the caller’s sister finish work on Tuesdays?
15. If her friend gets the second train, how many people will meet him at the station?
16. What time is the caller going out tonight?
17. Who is she going out with?
18. When is the caller’s friend hoping to travel?
19. When will the caller next be at her mum’s?
20. What is the phone number you can call to find out train times?

First Day in Class

Carolina is telling Lizzie about the first lesson of her new English class:

“Well, I was nervous before it started. There were eight of us altogether, including the teacher. My teacher’s name is Charlotte. She’s only been working there for two months. She used to teach in Spain. The first thing we did was stand in a circle and we had to try to learn everybody’s name, age and where they come from. I don’t know if I can remember all of them, but I’ll try. There was someone called Alexandre. He’s from Portugal too and he’s 23. No, he was 24. There was Mohammad, from Kirkuk in Iraq. He’s 30 – two years older than me. There were two other women – Hélène and Yui-Gui. Hélène’s 38 and comes from France. She was a bit loud and I didn’t talk to her much. Yui-Gui was really nice. We worked together – she was my partner for some of the lesson. She’s from China and used to live in Beijing before she moved to England. She’s 41 years old and married with two children. Patrick came half an hour late. He’s 57 and comes from Eritrea in Africa. Charlotte said that he’s got to come on time if he wants to stay in the class. The other student was Kamal. He was very quiet and didn’t want to tell anyone his age, but I asked him at break-time; he told me that he’s 29. He’s from Afghanistan.”

Questions:

1. Where did Charlotte used to teach?
2. Which student was quiet and which was loud?
3. Which city and country does Mohammad come from?
4. Who is French?
5. Who is 28 years old?
6. What is the name of the teacher?
7. How old is Alexandre?
8. Who comes from China?
9. How many students were female and how many were male?
10. Where does Patrick come from?
11. In which city did Yui-Gui used to live?
12. Who is the oldest student in the class and who is the youngest?
13. How old is Hélène?
14. Who is Eritrean?
15. Who used to live in Spain?
16. Who is Portuguese?
17. How many children does Yui-Gui have?
18. Who is 29 years old?
19. Who came late to the class?
20. What is the average age of the students?

What's the Right Time?

Graham is telling his friend Marco about what happened yesterday:

“I woke up yesterday morning and looked at my alarm clock. It said 2.15pm! I couldn’t believe it. I thought I was late for work, so I jumped out of bed and ran into the bathroom. The clock on the wall in there was two and a half hours ahead of the one in the bedroom. It was very confusing! I had a shower then went downstairs. The clock in the hall was an hour behind the one in the bathroom. When I went into the kitchen I looked at the clock on the microwave, which was three and a quarter hours ahead of the one in my bedroom. I found out later that day that my flatmate, Gordon, had changed all the clocks in my house for a joke. He thought it was very funny. In the living room the clock on the video said it was 3.30am, while in the guest bedroom the clock on the wall next to the window was two hours and twenty-five minutes slower than that. I went into the study and picked up my watch. It was eight hours ahead of the one in the kitchen. I was due at work at 8.30am and didn’t want to be late. I went outside into the garden and looked in at the window of my shed. The clock on the wall in there was three hours behind my alarm clock. There was a postman walking past, but he didn’t know the time. He said that when he left the sorting office an hour or two ago he thought it was about six o’clock. In the end I phoned my brother Alan in Toronto, Canada, and he was really annoyed because I’d woken him up, along with his whole family. He said it was 2.44 in the morning their time. I had forgotten that in Toronto they’re five hours behind us. That’s how I finally found out what time it was!”

What time was it… (use either ‘am’ or ‘pm’)

1. …in the study?                                 __________________________
2. …in the living room?                         __________________________
3. …in the guest bedroom?                         __________________________
4. …in the hall?                                _________________________
5. …in Toronto, Canada?                        __________________________
6. …in the shed?                                __________________________
7. …in the bedroom?                                 __________________________
8. …in the kitchen?                                __________________________
9. …in the bathroom?                         __________________________
10. …at the end of the story?(the right time!)__________________________

More questions…

11. What is Graham’s friend called?         __________________________
12. What time did Graham have to be at work? __________________________
13. Who changed the clocks in Graham’s house?  ________________________
14. Where does Graham’s brother live?        __________________________
15. Why was he angry with Graham?  __________________________

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