Version one: drive, docs, pub
Version two: drive, docs, pub
[Worksheet for reported speech. In class I usually bring in large copies of the pictures first, and just use the pictures to get students to predict the language before giving them the worksheet. A colleague of mine re-worked this worksheet slightly to make a snazzier version. His version here.]
Homer
Simpson meets his friend at a bar. This
is what his friend tells him.
“Hi Homer,
how are you? I feel bad. I am too busy at work. I don’t like my job. Also I’m not happy. My wife left me. And my dog ran away. I want to open my own business, but I don’t
have the money yet. Can you loan me some
money?
Later, Homer Simpson goes on a motorcycle ride with his
wife. He tells her what his friend had said
to him earlier at the bar. Fill in the
missing blanks with the correct word.
“Hey honey, I
met my friend at the bar today.
Unfortunately, he told me that he ______ bad. He said he _____ too busy at work. He also said he ______ like _____ job. Then he said he ____happy. He said ____ wife _______ him, and he said
____ dog __________. I felt very bad for
him, but you’ll never believe what he said next. He said he ______ to open ____ own business,
but he ______ have the money yet. Then
he asked me ___ I ______ loan ____ some money. What do you think I should do?”
No comments:
Post a Comment