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Fran: Good for you Dad! How much do they want for it?
Ben: Twenty pounds. Should I buy it?
Fran: Yeah. Sure! Wait! You know you're not supposed to carry things like
that on your own. You have a bad back.
Ben: Fran, don't worry. I can take care of myself.
Fran: Be careful with that. I don't want you to hurt yourself.
Ben: Ow! Ow!
Fran: Oh Dad!
Ben: I hurt my back!
Fran: I told you not to carry it by yourself.
Ben: I need to lie down.
Store
clerk: What happened? Is everything OK?
Fran: My father, he hurt his back.
Store
clerk: Oh no. I'll go get help.
Fran: Are you OK?
Ben: I've been better.
Ben:
Fran! ¡Mira! Encontré un viejo gramófono.
Fran:
¡Bien por ti papá! ¿Cuánto quieren para eso?
Ben:
Veinte libras. ¿Debería comprarlo?
Fran:
Sí. ¡Por supuesto! ¡Espere! Sabes que no debes llevar cosas así por tu
cuenta. Tienes una mala espalda.
Ben:
Fran, no te preocupes. Yo puedo cuidar de mí mismo.
Fran:
Ten cuidado con eso No quiero que te lastimes a ti mismo.
Ben:
¡Ay! ¡Ay!
Fran:
Oh papá!
Ben:
¡Me lastimé la espalda!
Fran:
Te dije que no lo llevaras por ti mismo.
Ben:
Necesito recostarme.
Empleado de la tienda:
¿Que pasó? ¿Esta todo bien?
Fran:
Mi padre, se lastimó la espalda.
Empleado de la tienda:
Oh no. Iré a buscar ayuda.
Fran:
¿Estas bien?
Ben:
He estado mejor.
Cliff Terror
Susan and Ellen had been looking forward to their first hiking trip with the University
Outdoors Club. Susan was a little afraid, however, because she had never gone hiking
before.
"What if I'm too slow? I'll be left behind, and get lost," she said.
"Don't worry," answered Ellen. "If you get tired, I'll have some other student carry you
up the hill." The next day, the group left the city at 5 a.m. as planned. By the
time theyreached Canyon Park, the sun had risen. They had been hiking for two hours
when Susan said, "You were right. Hiking is fun! If I had known how easy this would
be, I wouldn't have been so afraid."
Suddenly Ellen realized that they had taken a wrong turn.
"Where are the other members of the Outdoors Club? I don't see them
anywhere. I think we're lost."
"Oh, no! I knew I shouldn't have come. Who's going to rescue us? Imagine being here
all night!"
"Take it easy, Susan. I didn't get us lost on purpose."
The girls arrived at a cliff, and saw an enormous pool of water.
Ellen hesitated and said, "Well, we can either go down by rope, or we can jump. Let's
use the rope. I'm too scared to jump."
"You? Afraid?" exclaimed Susan. "You were the one who wanted to go on this
hike. Let's jump. It's too rocky and slippery to climb down."
"Susan," said Ellen, "I've never told you this, but I don't know how to swim. I just can't
jump into that water."
Susan followed her friend unhappily down the cliff. They had just arrived at the
bottom, when suddenly she slipped and fell.
"Oh ... my foot!" she cried. Ellen rushed to her side.
"Here. Let me have a look. It's not bleeding. It's only a minor injury." But that didn't
stop Susan from complaining.
"Ellen, if we get rescued and I recover from this, I will never listen to you again!"
¿Alguna vez has estado en un viaje de excursión que salió mal? ¿Dónde
fuiste? Como estuvo el clima? ¿Que pasó? ¿Llegaste perdida? ¿Te
lastimaste? Escribe un párrafo sobre un viaje que resultó diferente de lo
que esperabas.
Salimos a visitar a la ciudad a nuestra familia en época de navidad, salimos muy contentos en
nuestro carro y pasados 10 minutos el carro sufrio una averia la cual nos impidió llegar a donde
nuestros familiares, llamamos a la grua y esta tardo en llegar, asi que tuvimos que devolvernos
para nuestro hogar.
- Look out for that little girl!
- I saw her.
- Are you allowed to ride your bike on the sidewalk?
- Of course. I do it all the time.
- You mustn't ride so fast! You could hurt someone.
- It's OK. I'm very careful.