Exercise 13. Make up and act out a conversation between

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Exercise 13. Make up and act out a conversation between

a) Pilkins and Mr Riddle using the following phrases:

what’s the matter, your daughter and Jim, to run away, to get married, tonight, do anything for you, call the police, my room, after supper, take my gun, to want a doctor, to be sure of something

b) Pilkins and Jim the next morning using the following phrases:

to be married, last night, to make lunch, Lord, the luckiest man, my congratulations, the powder, to have dinner, to be clever, to play tricks on somebody, that’s clear enough, to take care of, to make somebody do something, to sleep fast, to run away

DISCUSSION

Exercise 14. Work out the answers to the following questions.

1. Why didn’t Mr Riddle want Rosy to marry Jim? Do you think parents should choose husbands or wives for their children?

2. Why did Jim think that Pilkins could help him make Rosy run away and marry him?

3. Do you think that love drug exists? Do you believe that a person can be made to love another person against their will?

4. Why did Pilkins give Jim sleeping powder instead of love drug?

5. Did Jim do the right thing by giving the powder to Mr Riddle?

Exercise 15. Retell the text

a) as it is;

b) as if you were Jim;

c) as if you were Pilkins.

VOCABULARY PRACTICE

UNIT 3

Exercise 1. Learn the following words and phrases.

novelist['nɔvəlɪst]

cruel[kruəl]

vividly['vɪvɪdlɪ]

suggest[sə'ʤest]

invite[ɪn'vaɪt]

noise[nɔɪz]

 to make a noise

useless['juːsləs]

record['rekɔːd]

popular['pɔpjulə]

be popular with

gay[geɪ]

pretty['prɪtɪ]

card[kɑːd]

envelope['envələup]

bright[braɪt]

ink[ɪŋk]

 to write in ink

perhaps[pə'hæps]

towards[tə'wɔːdz]

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