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Smart Time 2 - Unit 3


Vocabulary
1 Fill in: drop,
drop, grow , destroy , hang , weave,
weave, float , beg , bring , hide,
hide, shout .
1 Small drops of water ………………….. in the air forming clouds.
2 Whenever it snows, the children ………………….. their mother to go outside.
3 Stratus clouds ………………….. low in the sky.
4 My dogs usually ………………….. under the bed when there is a storm.
5 My neighbours children ………………….. so loud, that ! cant study for the e"am.
6 #an you ………………….. me a plate from the kitchen$
7  %le"s grandmother
grandmother can …………………..
………………….. beautiful
beautiful baskets.
baskets.
8 &"cuse me, did you ………………….. your glove$
9 'eople who live in the country have a lot of land to ………………….. crops.
10 (eavy rain can block the roads, ………………….. the crops and cause a lot of damage.

2 Choo
Choose
se the
the correc
correctt item
item..
1 )here was a freezing/cool  bree*e blowing in from the sea.
2  %fter the rain,
rain, the sun came/dropped out
came/dropped  out and it was a beautiful day.
3 !t was a sunny/windy day
sunny/windy  day so we were in the garden.
4 )he students were relieved/excied  about their trip to +isneyland.
5 She was very surprised/scared  when the storm cut the power, and she started crying.
6 )hey cancelled the match because of heavy s!owers/raindrops"
7 )he !in/!ic# fog
!in/!ic#  fog that covered the village disappeared after a while.
8 )he winds/fog caused
winds/fog  caused a number of accidents because drivers couldnt see the road.
9 !t was pouring/drizzling with
pouring/drizzling with rain so the children couldnt play outside.
10 )he school trip was cancelled because of the bad weather and the students were ired/upse.
ired/upse .

3 Choose the correct item.


1 Small drops of water reflec/floa  in the air forming clouds.
2 Whenever it snows, the children $eg/cry their
$eg/cry  their mother to go outside.
3 Stratus clouds !ang/s!ine low
!ang/s!ine  low in the sky.
4 My dogs usually appear/!ide under
appear/!ide  under the bed when there is a storm.
5 My neighbours children pairs/s!ou so
pairs/s!ou  so loud, that ! cant study for the e"am.
6 #an you $ring/!old me
$ring/!old me a plate from the kitchen$
7  %le"s grandmother
grandmother can pierce/weave beautiful
pierce/weave  beautiful baskets.
8 &"cuse me, did you drop/fall your
drop/fall your glove$
9 'eople who live in the country have a lot of land to ruin/grow crops.
ruin/grow crops.
10 (eavy rain can block the roads, desroy/freeze  the crops and cause a lot of damage.


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Smart Time 2 - Unit 3
Grammar 
1 Put the erbs in brac!ets into the "ast sim"le  or the "ast continuous to com"lete the sentences.

1 My mother ……………………. %coo#& a wonderful meal last night.


2 ! ……………………. %no/$e& scared of the lightning but my brother was terrified.
3 What ……………………. %you/do& when the storm ……………………. %sar&$
4 -aren ……………………. %si& in front of the ) when the power ………………. %go& off.
5 ! ……………………. %wac!& a documentary about storms at / pm last night.
6 We ……………………. %no/go& out at the weekend because it was free*ing cold.
7 !t ……………………. %no/snow& when we left but everything was white when we came home.
8 )he children ……………………. %do& their homework while it ……………………. %rain& outside.
9 !t was a beautiful summer morning. )he sun ……………………. %s!ine& and the birds ……………………. %sing&.
10 0iona ……………………. %pu& on her scarf and gloves and ……………………. %go& out to play in the snow.

2 Com"lete the sentences usin# the a$erb  %orme$ %rom the a$&ectie in brac!ets

1 'ete can run very ……………………. (fas& and wins a lot of races.

2 )he children were playing ……………………. %!appy& together.


3 )he students listened ……………………. %careful& to their teacher.
4 )he man on the bus was talking ……………………. %loud& on his mobile phone.
5  %nna can draw really ……………………. %good& and wants to become an artist.

'ery$ay 'n#lish
(e"lace the un$erline$ "hrases )1-*+ ith the "hrases %rom the list )-'+.

( !t was frightening. + !2m relieved it2s over. ,  %re you alright$


* )hat2s terrible. - 5ou had a lucky escape.

() (i, 1ob. 1& (ow are you$ ! heard you had an accident in last night2s storm.
*) !m 3- now but ! wasnt last night.
() Why$ What happened$
*) ! was lying in bed reading a book when a tree branch came crashing through my window from the terrible
storm. )here was glass all over the floor. 2& ! was scared. .
() 3h no4 3& )hats awful. .
*) 5es, it was. 6uckily, the glass didnt hit me.
() 4& 5ou were very lucky. .
*) ! know.5& !2m glad !2m 3- now. .

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(ea$ the tet an$ %or /uestions 1-0 choose the best anser ),  or C+.

(istory books are full of tales of strange things happening with the weather, but none may
be stranger than 9animal rain. Stories of raining frogs and fish might sound like something
from a fairytale, but from as far back as the first century there are reports of it actually
happening.
Scientists believe this unusual weather occurs when storms cause waterspouts to form
over areas of water such as the sea, lakes or even small ponds. )he air current picks up
the small marine life and carries it in the clouds. )hese big clouds can travel long distances
before releasing the animals all at once in the 9animal rain.
)here are reports of this happening all over the world but in the small (onduran town of
5oro it appears to be a regular occurrence. 0or the last 88 years every May to ;uly, after
massive rain storms the people go out into the fields with wooden baskets to collect the fish
that fall from the skies. )hey even have an annual festival, which started in //<, called
Lluvia de Peces to celebrate this 9=ain of 0ish.

 tornadoes over water 

1  %nimal rain 4 !n the town of 5oro, animal rain


( is a new weather event. ( happened once a 88 years ago.
* has got a long history. * makes people scared.
+ comes from a fairytale. + happens regularly in the summer.

2 Scientists believe the waterspouts 5 6luvia de 'eces


( only form over salt water. ( started 88 years ago.
* dont form over big bodies of water. * happens every year.
+ can form over any type of water. + takes place in a field.

3 )he storm clouds


( drop the fish all in one place.
* dont travel very far.
+ are small in si*e.
istenin#
1 ou ill hear an interie about a "erson4s e"erience. isten an$ mar! the sentences
1-5 T  )true+ or F  )%alse+.

1 )here was flooding outside the city only. …….


2 !t was raining heavily when %bigail got to work. …….
3 She didnt leave the building until lunchtime. …….
4 )he telephone was not working. …….
5  %bigail saw a boat in the street. …….
6 )he boat couldnt carry many people at a time. …….

2 ou ill hear to "eo"le tal!in# about hat they $i$ at the ee!en$. isten an$ $eci$e
i% the sentences )1-*+ are True )T+ or False )F+. Put a tic! ) + in the correct bo.
. 
1 Melinda went to the concert.
2 !t was raining at the concert.
3 )he weather in the town centre was nice.
4 )he cinema is near the park.
5 #arlos went home after the cinema.

6ritin#
(ea$ the rubric an$ rite your email.

5our schools &nglish club is running a short story competition. )he story must end with the sentence: It was the
most terrifying experience of my life.  Write your sory for the competition >?8@88 wordsA. 5our story must
include:
 bad weather   a boat 

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