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Lesson 33
Out of the darkness
1.Have you ever experienced anything dangerous?
2.What did you do to pull yourself through?
3.How did you feel afterwards?
What can you see by the sea?
shore
shore
rock
cliff
lighthouse
storm
darkness
shore
rock
cliff
light in the sea
storm
darkness
1.Have you ever been out to sea in a small boat?
2.If you suffer a storm, what will you do?
Story
set out from the coast
was caught in
struck
was full of
jumped into
swam for eight miles
saw light in the sea
near the shore
woke up a day later, found herself in hospital
Listen and answer
1.Where did the girl set out from one afternoon?
2.Was she in a small boat or a large one?
3.She was caught in a storm, wasn’t she?
4.What did her boat strike?
5.Which way did she swim?
6.How long did she spend in the water?
7.How far did she swim?
8.When did she see a light ahead of her?
9.How did she know she was near the shore?
Retelling
week—able to explain—happened
one afternoon—small boat—storm
evening—boat—rock—jumped
swam—shore—whole night—water
during—distance—eight miles
next morning—light ahead
knew—near—light—cliffs
on arriving—up the cliff—light
that—all—remembered
day later—found—in hospital
1.dark adj. ----- bright
darkness n.---- brightness
2.explain v. ---- explanation
3.coast / shore / seaside / bank/ beach
4.storm n. firestorm brainstorm
snowstorm
time
5.towards -- to
place
with sb.
6.Struggle for sth.
against
7. in hospital
in the hospital
8.pass v.
past adj.prep
9.happen / take place / occur
10.nearly almost
11. set
out / off
down
up
about
A woman___ jeans stood___ the window of an expensive shop. Though she hesitated for a moment, she finally went___ and asked to see a dress that was ___ the window.
It’s warm here, please take your coat _______.
The man___ long hair is supposed to be a poet.
4.The woman____ the brown handbag