2. ____ the tickets for the film tonight?

John ____ how dangerous the cliff would be.

We ____ to school yesterday.

What ____ doing at the time of the class? You didn't show up that time.

What ____ doing at the time of the accident?

____ in my sleep? I had a nightmare, such a bad dream.

It ____ when I left home, but now look! The sun is shining

The little girl ____ but she was happily singing to herself.

The mountaineers began climbing ____ March 5th, 1982.

We heard the news of the car accident ____ exactly five o'clock on Monday.

It's not a good idea to plan an expedition ____ winter, when the weather is unreliable.

The expedition was dangerous and we had to be ____.

The team leader is not only very ____ in leading expeditions, but also very reliable.

We camped by the ____ so we could swim in it.

I stood on the ____ and looked at the sea far, far below.

The injured climber slowly and painfully ____ back down the mountain on his hands and knees

This type of person finds it difficult to make decisions.

Somebody who is like this doesn't often make mistakes.

This is a person who has great plans for the future and wants to achieve a lot.

You say someone is this when they don't like waiting for something.

This is someone who does what they say they will do, and whom you can trust.

This describes a person who has done something many times before.

This is someone who is clever and uses their brain well.

This is someone who is clever and uses their brain well.

This is a type of person who does what they want to do even if there are a lot of difficulties.

This is something that is difficult for you but it's something that you want to do.

This is a dangerous situation or action.

This is when you complete something difficult or challenging.

This is when you complete something difficult or challenging.

A lucky escape

On tonight's news, we have an amazing story to tell you about one lucky girl's escape from death. It all started one sunny day last summer.

Miranda, who was five years old at the time, was on holiday with her family in Greece. They were travelling on a ferry to a small island. It was a big boat and there were lots of places for children to play and run around, and when it got too hot outside, there were restaurants and cafés inside, where it was cooler. Miranda was allowed to go wherever she wanted on the boat as long as she was with one of her parents or her older brother or sister. At lunchtime the family agreed to meet in the ship's restaurant. The parents patiently waited for their children. First Nick arrived, who told his parents, 'Anna and Miranda are coming - they'll be here in a minute.' After a few minutes, Anna arrived, alone. Everyone said, almost together, 'Where's Miranda?' Anna said, looking worried, 'I thought she was with you.' Immediately the whole family ran out of the restaurant and started looking for Miranda. They couldn't find her. They told the captain, who started an official search and soon everyone – passengers and crew – were looking for the small girl. She wasn't on the ship.

The captain contacted the nearest island and soon the sea was full of boats: sailing boats, little fishing boats as well as the port police's speed boat. After about an hour, the captain told the family that Miranda was safe. A fisherman had found her and she was alright. When the port police spoke to Miranda this is what she told them: 'I was running on the boat and then I slipped and fell into the sea. I can't swim and I was very afraid. I went under the water but then a dolphin with a smiling face, just like the ones in SeaPark, came up under me and put me on a big rock. It was making a funny noise and I thought it was talking to me. And then a nice man in a boat found me and brought me here. The dolphin stayed with me all that time and I wasn't afraid anymore.'

So there we are! Isn't it nice to know that wonderful things do happen!

1. Miranda's family are from Greece.

A lucky escape

On tonight's news, we have an amazing story to tell you about one lucky girl's escape from death. It all started one sunny day last summer.

Miranda, who was five years old at the time, was on holiday with her family in Greece. They were travelling on a ferry to a small island. It was a big boat and there were lots of places for children to play and run around, and when it got too hot outside, there were restaurants and cafés inside, where it was cooler. Miranda was allowed to go wherever she wanted on the boat as long as she was with one of her parents or her older brother or sister. At lunchtime the family agreed to meet in the ship's restaurant. The parents patiently waited for their children. First Nick arrived, who told his parents, 'Anna and Miranda are coming - they'll be here in a minute.' After a few minutes, Anna arrived, alone. Everyone said, almost together, 'Where's Miranda?' Anna said, looking worried, 'I thought she was with you.' Immediately the whole family ran out of the restaurant and started looking for Miranda. They couldn't find her. They told the captain, who started an official search and soon everyone – passengers and crew – were looking for the small girl. She wasn't on the ship.

The captain contacted the nearest island and soon the sea was full of boats: sailing boats, little fishing boats as well as the port police's speed boat. After about an hour, the captain told the family that Miranda was safe. A fisherman had found her and she was alright. When the port police spoke to Miranda this is what she told them: 'I was running on the boat and then I slipped and fell into the sea. I can't swim and I was very afraid. I went under the water but then a dolphin with a smiling face, just like the ones in SeaPark, came up under me and put me on a big rock. It was making a funny noise and I thought it was talking to me. And then a nice man in a boat found me and brought me here. The dolphin stayed with me all that time and I wasn't afraid anymore.'

So there we are! Isn't it nice to know that wonderful things do happen!

1. Miranda's family are from Greece.

A lucky escape

On tonight's news, we have an amazing story to tell you about one lucky girl's escape from death. It all started one sunny day last summer.

Miranda, who was five years old at the time, was on holiday with her family in Greece. They were travelling on a ferry to a small island. It was a big boat and there were lots of places for children to play and run around, and when it got too hot outside, there were restaurants and cafés inside, where it was cooler. Miranda was allowed to go wherever she wanted on the boat as long as she was with one of her parents or her older brother or sister. At lunchtime the family agreed to meet in the ship's restaurant. The parents patiently waited for their children. First Nick arrived, who told his parents, 'Anna and Miranda are coming - they'll be here in a minute.' After a few minutes, Anna arrived, alone. Everyone said, almost together, 'Where's Miranda?' Anna said, looking worried, 'I thought she was with you.' Immediately the whole family ran out of the restaurant and started looking for Miranda. They couldn't find her. They told the captain, who started an official search and soon everyone – passengers and crew – were looking for the small girl. She wasn't on the ship.

The captain contacted the nearest island and soon the sea was full of boats: sailing boats, little fishing boats as well as the port police's speed boat. After about an hour, the captain told the family that Miranda was safe. A fisherman had found her and she was alright. When the port police spoke to Miranda this is what she told them: 'I was running on the boat and then I slipped and fell into the sea. I can't swim and I was very afraid. I went under the water but then a dolphin with a smiling face, just like the ones in SeaPark, came up under me and put me on a big rock. It was making a funny noise and I thought it was talking to me. And then a nice man in a boat found me and brought me here. The dolphin stayed with me all that time and I wasn't afraid anymore.'

So there we are! Isn't it nice to know that wonderful things do happen!

2. Miranda wasn't allowed to play by herself.

A lucky escape

On tonight's news, we have an amazing story to tell you about one lucky girl's escape from death. It all started one sunny day last summer.

Miranda, who was five years old at the time, was on holiday with her family in Greece. They were travelling on a ferry to a small island. It was a big boat and there were lots of places for children to play and run around, and when it got too hot outside, there were restaurants and cafés inside, where it was cooler. Miranda was allowed to go wherever she wanted on the boat as long as she was with one of her parents or her older brother or sister. At lunchtime the family agreed to meet in the ship's restaurant. The parents patiently waited for their children. First Nick arrived, who told his parents, 'Anna and Miranda are coming - they'll be here in a minute.' After a few minutes, Anna arrived, alone. Everyone said, almost together, 'Where's Miranda?' Anna said, looking worried, 'I thought she was with you.' Immediately the whole family ran out of the restaurant and started looking for Miranda. They couldn't find her. They told the captain, who started an official search and soon everyone – passengers and crew – were looking for the small girl. She wasn't on the ship.

The captain contacted the nearest island and soon the sea was full of boats: sailing boats, little fishing boats as well as the port police's speed boat. After about an hour, the captain told the family that Miranda was safe. A fisherman had found her and she was alright. When the port police spoke to Miranda this is what she told them: 'I was running on the boat and then I slipped and fell into the sea. I can't swim and I was very afraid. I went under the water but then a dolphin with a smiling face, just like the ones in SeaPark, came up under me and put me on a big rock. It was making a funny noise and I thought it was talking to me. And then a nice man in a boat found me and brought me here. The dolphin stayed with me all that time and I wasn't afraid anymore.'

So there we are! Isn't it nice to know that wonderful things do happen!

3. Someone pushed Miranda into the sea.

A lucky escape

On tonight's news, we have an amazing story to tell you about one lucky girl's escape from death. It all started one sunny day last summer.

Miranda, who was five years old at the time, was on holiday with her family in Greece. They were travelling on a ferry to a small island. It was a big boat and there were lots of places for children to play and run around, and when it got too hot outside, there were restaurants and cafés inside, where it was cooler. Miranda was allowed to go wherever she wanted on the boat as long as she was with one of her parents or her older brother or sister. At lunchtime the family agreed to meet in the ship's restaurant. The parents patiently waited for their children. First Nick arrived, who told his parents, 'Anna and Miranda are coming - they'll be here in a minute.' After a few minutes, Anna arrived, alone. Everyone said, almost together, 'Where's Miranda?' Anna said, looking worried, 'I thought she was with you.' Immediately the whole family ran out of the restaurant and started looking for Miranda. They couldn't find her. They told the captain, who started an official search and soon everyone – passengers and crew – were looking for the small girl. She wasn't on the ship.

The captain contacted the nearest island and soon the sea was full of boats: sailing boats, little fishing boats as well as the port police's speed boat. After about an hour, the captain told the family that Miranda was safe. A fisherman had found her and she was alright. When the port police spoke to Miranda this is what she told them: 'I was running on the boat and then I slipped and fell into the sea. I can't swim and I was very afraid. I went under the water but then a dolphin with a smiling face, just like the ones in SeaPark, came up under me and put me on a big rock. It was making a funny noise and I thought it was talking to me. And then a nice man in a boat found me and brought me here. The dolphin stayed with me all that time and I wasn't afraid anymore.'

So there we are! Isn't it nice to know that wonderful things do happen!

4. Miranda swam to the rock.

A lucky escape

On tonight's news, we have an amazing story to tell you about one lucky girl's escape from death. It all started one sunny day last summer.

Miranda, who was five years old at the time, was on holiday with her family in Greece. They were travelling on a ferry to a small island. It was a big boat and there were lots of places for children to play and run around, and when it got too hot outside, there were restaurants and cafés inside, where it was cooler. Miranda was allowed to go wherever she wanted on the boat as long as she was with one of her parents or her older brother or sister. At lunchtime the family agreed to meet in the ship's restaurant. The parents patiently waited for their children. First Nick arrived, who told his parents, 'Anna and Miranda are coming - they'll be here in a minute.' After a few minutes, Anna arrived, alone. Everyone said, almost together, 'Where's Miranda?' Anna said, looking worried, 'I thought she was with you.' Immediately the whole family ran out of the restaurant and started looking for Miranda. They couldn't find her. They told the captain, who started an official search and soon everyone – passengers and crew – were looking for the small girl. She wasn't on the ship.

The captain contacted the nearest island and soon the sea was full of boats: sailing boats, little fishing boats as well as the port police's speed boat. After about an hour, the captain told the family that Miranda was safe. A fisherman had found her and she was alright. When the port police spoke to Miranda this is what she told them: 'I was running on the boat and then I slipped and fell into the sea. I can't swim and I was very afraid. I went under the water but then a dolphin with a smiling face, just like the ones in SeaPark, came up under me and put me on a big rock. It was making a funny noise and I thought it was talking to me. And then a nice man in a boat found me and brought me here. The dolphin stayed with me all that time and I wasn't afraid anymore.'

So there we are! Isn't it nice to know that wonderful things do happen!

5. The dolphin saved the little girl's life.

Arrange the sentences into the correct order

A. Well, we were in the supermarket - that new big one in town. I was looking at something on the top shelf and when I looked back at Billy, he was gone.

B. Then I asked for help and everyone started calling him. Luckily a lady found him.

C. I called his name and went looking for him but he wasn't there.

D. No, he wasn't hiding but he went for a little walk and then couldn't find me again. That shop is huge and he got lost. He was afraid and was crying. But he's OK now.

E. Hello Mrs Green. Yes, Billy's all right now, but he got lost this morning and he's still a bit upset.

F. Where was he? Was he hiding?

G. Oh, no! What did you do next?

H. What happened?

I. So, how did you find him in the end?

J. Hi, Jane. Why is your little brother crying? Is he all right?

This is someone who does what they say they will do, and whom you can trust.

Give the correct form of the verb in the bracket

1. It was a beautiful day and the sun ______________________________. (shine)

The teacher ______________________________ an exciting story and the children didn't move for more than half an hour. (read)

We finally ______________________________ a good place to camp for the night and put up our tent. (find)

Bethany got back to the beach by ____.

I can't believe you _________ them as they went past.

He studied Science Education at university and then he________ a teacher

He________ performing on his own with his balancing act at the age of nineteen.

We live in London, but we_________born in England.

She___________how to use the washing machine and I showed her.

Is it all right if I pay by _____ because I don’t have any money with me?