Unit5

Ex4

A

1.    Cloudless and stormy sky.

2.    Moonlit, moonless and dark night.

3.    Sunny and clear day.

4.    Rough and calm sea.

B

1.    Noisy, empty and narrow street.

2.    Crowded, expensive and empty  restaurant.

3.    Pebbly and sandy  beach.

4.    High, snowy and tree-covered mountain.

Ex7

1.    The sun was shining and the birds were singing.

2.    Bill was watching TV when I went to see what it was.

3.    I was having a bath while his wife was getting dressed.

4.    I heard a noise in the garden and my doorbell rang.

5.    He went to be early last night because he was very tired.

Ex9

A.   Paula was looking out of the window. It was dark and wet outside. Big raindrops were running down the glass. Then she was seeing them and gasped in horror. Two thin, white creatures were walking towards the window. Her hands began to shake as she realized that their eyes were staring right into hers.

B.   It was raining heavily and the wind was blow. Sam was walking back home. It was very late and the streets were empty. Suddenly he heard footsteps behind him. They were getting  closer and closer. Sam turned round and saw a slim woman in a dirty raincoat walking forwards him.

C.   Peter was working in the garden. He dug a deep hole when he was finding an old silver box. When he was opening it, he was surprised to see an old map.

Ex11

            It was a sunny afternoon. David and his friends were sailing along the coast, enjoying the warm weather. A light breeze was blowing across the bay. They all felt relaxed. Rick and Tyler were helping David sail the boat as the others were sitting, talking about their plans for the summer holidays. Suddenly, the wind started blowing strongly and the sea became rough. Waves began crashing against the boat, making everyone lose their balance. Dark clouds covered the sky. David was trying to lower the sails when rick cried “Where’s Tyler?”…

Ex13

It was a bitterly cold night. It was raining heavily. Sally was walking alone the empty road and tears were running down her face. She reached a street lamp and stopped there. She had nowhere to go to, no one to stay with … nothing! She was soaked to the skin but this didn’t seem to bother her. Suddenly she felt a gentle tap on her shoulder. Surprised, she turned around. In the pale yellow light she saw a stranger. He was wearing clothes as black as night, but his face was kind and clam.