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Nce 2 Lesson 35. Comprehension questions

1. What did Roy Trenton use to do ? 2. What does he drive now ? 3. Does he regret the change? 4. How is he finding his new work ? 5. Where was he driving recently ? 6. Who did he see rush out of a shop? 7. Where did they run ?

8. What was one of them carrying ? 9. Which way did Roy drive his bus ? 10. Were the thieves frightened ? 11. What did the one with the money do ? 12. Where did Roy drive his bus next ? Asking questions:

1. Roy Trenton used to drive a taxi.(What) 2. He changed his job recently (when) 3. He became a bus driver (what)

4. He’s finding his new work far more exciting (How) 5. He was driving along Catford Street recently .(Where) (when) (who)

6. He saw two thieves .(what ) (where)

7. They ran towards a waiting car. (which way) 8. One of them was carrying a bag full of money. (what)(why)

9. Roy acted quickly. (how) (who)

Pattern drill

1. regret—the decision

A: John hasn’t regretted the decision yet. Do you reget it? B: No, I don’t regret it.

(1) understand –the situation /problem (2) recognize—that woman /man/voice (3) accept –the decision/result/score (4) forgive-his brother/sister /friend. 2. pay the bill—yesterday

A: Have you remembered to pay the bill? B: Of course I have. I paid it yesterday. (1) post/ write the letters – this morning (2) wash up /dry the dishes—an hour ago (3) give in /do your homework –two days ago (4) mend /sell the radio—last Monday

3. very timid (胆小的，害羞的)–dance

A: He used to be very timid , so he didn’t learn to dance for a long time. B: Well, he dances very well now. (1) afraid of water—swim/dive (2) very nervous—speak in public /drive (3) very shy—sing in concerts /act (4) very lazy—use a hammer /cook 4. spoil the lunch

A: The lunch has been spoilt . Don’t look at me ! I didn’t spoil it. break the window steal the painting eat the cakes scratch the record damage the car drink the milk sugar the coffee Tell the story

1. Roy Trenton—used to–taxi

2. while ago—bus driver –more exciting 3. Catford St.—thieves – shop—car 4. One – carrying –full of money 5. Roy – quickly – drove—straight 6. one- money—fright—dropped