Unit 10

Stop, thief!

Stop, thief!	play_circle pause_circle
Part 4: At the bridge	play_circle pause_circle
Come on! Don't stop!	play_circle pause_circle
But I'm tired.	play_circle pause_circle
Would you like a rest, Molly?	play_circle pause_circle
No, I'm ok.	play_circle pause_circle
He ran down this street, I'm sure.	play_circle pause_circle
Perhaps he's going to cross the river.	play_circle pause_circle
Look! There's the bridge.	play_circle pause_circle
Can you see him?	play_circle pause_circle
Yes, there he is. I can see his red hat.	play_circle pause_circle
He's running over the bridge.	play_circle pause_circle
Quick! After him!	play_circle pause_circle
Wait! What's happening?	play_circle pause_circle
Oh, no! There's a red light.	play_circle pause_circle
We must wait.	play_circle pause_circle
A big ship is coming.	play_circle pause_circle
The bridge is opening.	play_circle pause_circle
It's very slow.	play_circle pause_circle
He's running away.	play_circle pause_circle
We're never going to catch him now.	play_circle pause_circle
Listen 5 times	play_circle pause_circle

Lesson 2: Conversation

Let's look at the menu.	play_circle pause_circle
Ok.	play_circle pause_circle
I'm going to have a sandwich. Would you like one?	play_circle pause_circle
No, thank you, Aunt Jane.	play_circle pause_circle
How about a nice salad?	play_circle pause_circle
No, thanks.	play_circle pause_circle
Well, what would you like?	play_circle pause_circle
Can I have a pizza?	play_circle pause_circle
Of course! And what would you like to drink?	play_circle pause_circle
I'd like orange juice, Please.	play_circle pause_circle
Are you ready to order, madam?	play_circle pause_circle
Yes. We'd like one chicken sandwich, one large pizza, one orange juice and a nice cup of tea.	play_circle pause_circle
Thank you, madam.	play_circle pause_circle
Listen 5 times	play_circle pause_circle

A trip on the Thames

A trip on the Thames	play_circle pause_circle
You can travel through London on the river.	play_circle pause_circle
The name of the river is the Thames.	play_circle pause_circle
You can sit on a river boat and see many famous buildings.	play_circle pause_circle
Big Ben	play_circle pause_circle
You can see this clock tower.	play_circle pause_circle
Inside the tower there is a heavy metal bell.	play_circle pause_circle
Its name is Big Ben.	play_circle pause_circle
Every hour this big bell sounds.	play_circle pause_circle
It weighs 13,500 kilos.	play_circle pause_circle
It is heavier than two elephants.	play_circle pause_circle
The London Eye	play_circle pause_circle
River boats go past the London Eye.	play_circle pause_circle
People ride on this enormous wheel.	play_circle pause_circle
It turns very slowly.	play_circle pause_circle
At the top you can see across the city.	play_circle pause_circle
The London Eye opened in 2000.	play_circle pause_circle
Tower Bridge	play_circle pause_circle
Boats go under Tower Bridge.	play_circle pause_circle
Sometimes tall ships go up the river.	play_circle pause_circle
A red light stops the traffic.	play_circle pause_circle
The bride opens.	play_circle pause_circle
The ship passes through.	play_circle pause_circle
The bridge closes again.	play_circle pause_circle
The Monument	play_circle pause_circle
You can see this tower.	play_circle pause_circle
It tells people about the Great Fire of London in 1666.	play_circle pause_circle
It is 61 metres high.	play_circle pause_circle
It is 61 metres from the start of the fire.	play_circle pause_circle
The fire started on Sunday 2nd September in a baker's shop in Pudding Lane.	play_circle pause_circle
It was two o'clock in the morning and everyone was asleep...	play_circle pause_circle
Sunday	play_circle pause_circle
Fire! Fire!	play_circle pause_circle
A servant woke up and saw the flames.	play_circle pause_circle
"Fire, fire" he shouted.	play_circle pause_circle
Everyone woke up.	play_circle pause_circle
They threw water on the fire but it did not stop.	play_circle pause_circle
Monday	play_circle pause_circle
Leave your houses!	play_circle pause_circle
The people could not stop the fire.	play_circle pause_circle
The wind blew and the fire got bigger.	play_circle pause_circle
It burnes other buildings.	play_circle pause_circle
"Leave your houses!" the mayor said.	play_circle pause_circle
Tuesday	play_circle pause_circle
Pull down those houses! we must stop the fire.	play_circle pause_circle
The fire burned hundreds of houses.	play_circle pause_circle
It burned the old London Bridge.	play_circle pause_circle
"Pull down those houses. We must stop the fire," said the King.	play_circle pause_circle
Wednesday	play_circle pause_circle
Now we are stopping the fire.	play_circle pause_circle
They pulles down many houses.	play_circle pause_circle
The fire could not burn them.	play_circle pause_circle
The wind did not blow.	play_circle pause_circle
"Now we are stopping the fire," said the King.	play_circle pause_circle
Thursday	play_circle pause_circle
What are we going to do?	play_circle pause_circle
The fire stopped but thousands of people did not have homes.	play_circle pause_circle
"What are we going to do?" they asked.	play_circle pause_circle
Friday	play_circle pause_circle
We are going to build a new city.	play_circle pause_circle
The King sent food for the people.	play_circle pause_circle
He talked to the builders.	play_circle pause_circle
" We are going to build a new city," he said.	play_circle pause_circle
Listen 5 times	play_circle pause_circle