Reading - The Day Billy Ray (SB - p. 42)

Reading - The Day Billy Ray's Life Changed Forever

Student's Book - p. 42

Question 1

You find a valuable ring in the street. Think of what would you do.

(Student's Book - p. 42)

BEFORE WE BEGIN...

Do you know the meaning of these words?

Student's Book - p. 42

Multiple Choice

1. What is the meaning of the word "homeless" ? Choose the picture.

Multiple Choice

2. What is the meaning of the word "coins" ? Choose the picture.

Multiple Choice

3. What is the meaning of the word "diamond ring" ? Choose the picture.

Multiple Choice

4. What is the meaning of the word "jeweler" ? Choose the picture.

Multiple Choice

5. What is the meaning of the word "amazement" ?

Question 2

Read the story. What did Billy do?

Student's Book - p. 42

Question 2

• He took it to the jeweler's and then kept it and gave it back to its owner.

Question 3

Read the story again. Who do you think said these things?

Student's Book - p. 42

Multiple Choice

1. "If only a little good luck came my way."

• Billy Ray Harris

• Sarah Darling

Multiple Choice

2. "What's that in my cup?"

• Billy Ray Harris

• Sarah Darling

Multiple Choice

3. "I'd like to buy it."

• Billy Ray Harris

• Jeweler

Multiple Choice

4. "It's a lot of money, but I can't."

• Billy Ray Harris

• Jeweler

Multiple Choice

5. "I was here a few days ago."

• Jeweler

• Sarah Darling

Multiple Choice

6. "I can't believe he didn't sell my ring!"

• Jeweler

• Sarah Darling

Multiple Choice

7. "I think that's a great idea."

• Sarah Darling

• Sarah's husband

Multiple Choice

8. "We never thought we'd see you again."

• Jeweler

• Billy's sisters

Question 3 - Answers

1. Billy Ray Harris

2. Billy Ray Harris

3. Jeweler

4. Billy Ray Harris

5. Sarah Darling

6. Sarah Darling

7. Sarah's husband

8. Billy's sisters

GRAMMAR

Third Conditional

Student's Book - p. 42

Question 1

Complete these sentences from the story with the correct forms of the verbs. Then complete the rule.

Student's Book - p. 42

Question 1 - Answers

• 1. If Billy had looked (look) up, he would had seen (see) a young lady on her way to work.

• 2. If he hadn't done (not do) the right things, he wouldn't have seen (not see) his sisters again.

Example

If Billy had been on a different street, Sarah wouldn't have seen him.

Sarah wouldn't have seen him If billy had been on a different street.

Question 2

Complete the third conditional sentences.

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Multiple Choice

1. Sara ________ (see) the ring if she _________ (look) in the cup.

• would have seen / had looked

• have seen / have looked

Multiple Choice

2. Billy ________ (keep) the ring if Sarah _______ (not return).

• have kept / would return

• would have kept / hadn't returned

Multiple Choice

3. Sarah _________ (not raise) so much money if she ________ (not put) her story on the internet.

• wouldn't have raised / hadn't put

• wouldn't hadn't putted / wouldn't had raised

Question 2 - Answers

1 - would have seen / had looked

2 - would have kept / hadn't returned

3 - wouldn't have raised / hadn't put