309 LESSON 14 READING A strange story Yesterday my wife and I went to a restaurant. It was a romantic evening. But at eleven o'clock, the lights went out. We heard a lot of screams. We didn't know what to do. We wanted to go out. Suddenly, a man appeared and said: 'Stay there!' He was a thief. He had a gun in his hands. There was another man beside him. We gave them our money. After ten minutes, the police arrived and they caught the thieves. But we never recovered our money! Comprehension Questions 1. When did this happen? 2. What time was it when the lights went out? 3. What did they want to do then? 4. Who was the man that appeared? 5. What did the people give the thieves? 6. Did the police catch the thieves?

Weather - Clima

It's sunny the moon

It's cloudy the stars

It's raining a cloud

It's snowing the rain

It's windy the snow

It's stormy the wind

It's hot a storm

It's warm the temperature

It's cold the forecast

the sun The weather

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314 LESSON 15 READING My friend Ernest: Mary, do you know my friend Ron? Mary: No. Tell me about him. What does he look like? Ernest: He's tall and thin. He has brown hair and blue eyes. Mary: How old is he? Ernest: He's twenty-five years old. Mary: Where is he from? Ernest: He's from Spain. Mary: What does he do? Ernest: He's a student. He's very polite and sincere. But he's a bit lazy. Comprehension Questions 1. Does Mary know Ron? 2. What kind of hair does Ron have? 3. How old is he? 4. Is Ron American? 5. Does Ron work? 6. Is he polite?

young joven good-looking apuesto responsible responsable

middle-aged de mediana edad frank franco sincere sincero

old viejo friendly amigable black hair cabello negro

girl niña generous generoso blond hair cabello rubio

woman mujer lazy haragán brown hair cabello castaño

boy niño modest modesto grey hair cabello gris

man hombre optimistic optimista white hair canas

teenager adolescente pessimistic pesimista

beautiful hermosa polite amable

England English Honduras Honduran

Britain British Ireland Irish

United States American Italy Italian

Argentina Argentinian Japan Japanese

Bolivia Bolivian Mexico Mexican

Brazil Brazilian Norway Norwegian

Canada Canadian Peru Peruvian

Chile Chilean Poland Polish

China Chinese Portugal Portuguese

Colombia Colombian Russia Russian

Cuba Cuban Spain Spanish

Denmark Danish Sweden Swedish

France French Switzerland Swiss

Germany German Uruguay Uruguayan

Guatemala Guatemalan Venezuela Venezuelan

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