VOCABULARY
Due to the e________ many of the houses in the village fell down or were damaged beyond repair
EARTHQUAKE
a large mass of snow falling down a mountain
AVALANCHE
When I found Jack and Emma, they _________ (make) a shelter.
WERE MAKING
I _______ (live) in that house. It’s very different today
USED TO LIVE
Lucy: Are you good at (…) poems?
Jack: I think so.
WRITE
WRITING
In the desert, it’s b________ hot during the day and freezing at night
BOILING
something you can see just before the dark of night
SUNSET
It was snowing when I _______ (leave) the house.
LEFT
It ________ (be) smaller. Now it’s got a garage.
USED TO BE
Paul: Would you prefer (…) in a village or a town?
Mike: A town.
LIVE
TO LIVE
It hasn’t rained for nine months in the south of the country. Nobody knows how long the d_______ will go on for.
DROUGHT
an enormous wave that causes destruction
TSUNAMI
The family ______ (eat) breakfast when the tsunami ______ (happen).
WAS EATING/HAPPENED
John: Did you (…) play football when you were young?
Judy: No, I didn’t. But now I do.
USE TO PLAY
Mary: What do you do in the evenings?
Kate: I often (…) music videos.
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
a storm with very strong, fast winds
HURRICANE
a large hole in the side of a hill or underground
CAVE
We _______ (not see) any bears while we ______ (travel) across Canada.
DIDN'T SEE/WERE TRAVELLING
What ______ it ________ (be) like?
DID it USE TO BE
Kate: What were you doing when you heard about your brother?
Mark: I (…) online
CHAT
WAS CHATTING
I can’t see anything through the window. It’s really___________ this morning!
FOGGY
If you follow the ______ through the forest you will come to the waterfall
PATH
When we first _______ (see) the wave, it _______ (not move) very quickly
SAW/WASN'T MOVING
We ____________ (not have) a car when I was young
DIDN'T USE TO
Mark: Did you (…) swim when you were young?
Judy: No, I didn’t. But now I do.
USED TO SWIM