ADVERBS

ADVERBS

A: Listen to this story!

B: I’m all ears! A: Well, that day Tina had missed the school bus, so she decided to go back home through the National Park. She had (a) ..........for 20 minutes when she felt tired and stopped under a big tree. . When she got close to the tree, she (b)........................ a shiny object. She (c) ............................it up and examined it (d) . It was a ring. 

B: Was it magical?

A: Shh! Let me finish! (e)................... , it had her initials on it. She put it in her bag and continued her journey. (f) ...................., when she was crossing the bridge over a river, she tripped, the ring fell out of her backpack and disappeared into the river. She (g).............. home very disappointed; but when she came into the living room, she noticed a painting she hadn’t............................ (h) before. It was a painting of her grandmother wearing the same ring she had found in the park. 

B: That’s… unbelievable.

A: Oh, Lucas, why don’t you just listen? Anyway, that night Tina went to bed very sad. (i)............................... , when she Key Expressions Sounds creepy: It’s scary. was looking for her slippers under the bed…she found the ring again. It was the same ring.

B: Sounds creepy! How did it happen? She had (j).................................the ring in the park. Why was it under her bed now? 

A: Nobody knows. It’s a mystery. Later, her mother told her the ring had (k)......................... to her greatgrandmother who had the same name as Tina.

B: Uh huh. Yes, sure! Let me tell you something, you know, I don’t buy it!