... saw Mary open the door to the secret garden.
5.
There were many flowerbeds all around the secret
garden.
6.
Mary told Martha that she wanted to make a little
garden somewhere.
7. The boy sitting ... questions.
1. What was the magic of the garden?
2. What did Colin like to do in the garden?
3. What did Dickon’s mother do for the children?
4. Who came unexpectedly...
... engaging others in the
experience of learning—not just the experience of leading—will benefit them in every
other aspect of their lives. That is the magic and the joy of leading out what is already
there!
Jim ... behaviors. The instrument is designed to make participants aware
of these leadership skills. Reassure them that the purpose of the
assessment is not to make them think t...
... room.
‘It’s the wind from the moor. It blows softly
and carries the spring scents on its journey.’
They had so much to talk about: Mary
described the gardens, the colours, the
plants, the trees, the ... left.
For the next couple of days Mary
continued her visits to her cousin’s, telling
him about the spring in the air, Dickon, his
animals and the secret garden...
... Dickon pushed the wheelchair all round the garden,
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Colin and the garden
he told Colin the names of all the plants. The sun shone, the
birds sang, and in every corner of the garden there was ... about the secret garden. The door is
locked and hidden, and the key is lost. No one has been
inside the secret garden for ten years - except the robin,
w...
... 25 62
8.2 Pieces of me Partitive nouns I–U 25 64
8.3 Building captions Use of the/ zero article I 25 66
8.4 Open the doors Use of zero article with certain classes of nouns I–U 10–15 68
Unit ... (time) P–I 25 90
11.4 Preposition chequers In at on (place) P–I 25 92
Unit 12 Using the passive
12.1 Signs of the passive Use of passive in signs/different tenses I 25 95
12.2 Whose house? Simple...
... towards the South Pole.
C. Order sentences
All these sentences appeared in the story. Put them in the correct order as
they were in the original.
The sea was covered with dead whales and the Nautilus ... over the world for a whole year but couldn’t find the
Narwhale. On the last day, Professor Aronnax saw the Narwhale and the ship
chased it for the rest of the day...
... ago.
4. She didn’t like the strong smell of the Indian cigars that her father smoked.
5. They locked themselves in their rooms because their father kept a baboon and a
cheetah on the grounds.
6. Helen ... rushed to the bell-rope.
10. The speckled band was a adder, the most dangerous snake
in India.
E. Order Sentences
All these sentences appeared in the story. Put them in the...
...
seen,’ said the boys.
8. The boys didn’t speak to each other – they sat in .
9. Then they cut their and signed their promise with blood.
10. They wrote, ‘Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer they won’t tell ... that.
5.
When the circus came to town, the boys forgot
about their fears.
6.
The boys were not scared of the haunted house and
they went there at midnight.
7.
The house looked ve...
... leave them on the rocks the crows.
7. The lifted the body of Cora their heads.
8. We have been put the same path.
9. The two men front got closed to Magua.
10. Her face was forever shut the eyes ... But then the white men came, and they taught Magua to
drink the firewater. Then one night, when he had drunk the firewater, he went walking
in the camp of the white men a...
... Down:
2. The giant Head raised them.
3. The Lion asked the Great Oz for it.
5. The Scarecrow wanted it very much.
7. The huge building with the largest emeralds in the Emerald City
- the of the Great ... off in the direction where the sky
(2) turning green. The Emerald City could already be (3)
there on the horizon. On the way, the Scarecrow and the
Tin Wo...