Emma: Those are pictures of the sporting competitions in the morning. There’s a bagpipe and dance festival in the afternoon. Dan

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Emma:
Those are pictures of the sporting competitions in
the morning. There’s a bagpipe and dance festival
in the afternoon.
Dan:
That looks like fun! So, which one do you prefer?
Emma
: Hmmm. Well, I think we should go to the Highland
Games.
Dan:
Good idea! It’s going to be awesome! Can you
bring me back some shortbread biscuits?
Emma:
Sure! Thanks for your help.
Unit 15, Student’s Book page 93
Peter:
My friend Ollie and I were on holiday in Scotland
and we were camping in a field near Loch Ness. I
was hoping to get a photo of Nessie, the Loch Ness
monster. I know everyone wants to take one, but
you never know!
So, that morning – it was a Wednesday, I remember
– I woke up first. It was early. It wasn’t raining,
but there was fog over the water. I was sitting and
watching the loch. The fog was getting thinner and
thinner, and then, I could see across the loch to the
trees on the other side. Suddenly, I saw something
in the water. Nessie at last! The Loch Ness monster!
I shouted to Ollie to bring the camera. ‘Right. Just
a minute’ he said. ‘Quickly’ I called. By the time he
arrived with the camera, it was foggy on the loch
again and we couldn’t see anything. Slowly the
fog got thinner and I was ready to take the photo.
‘Look, Ollie. Can you see Nessie?’ I said to him. He
laughed. ‘That’s not Nessie,’ he said. ‘That’s a duck!’
I know Ollie didn’t believe me, but I’m sure I really
saw something that morning.
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Alice:
Let’s see. They have dogs, cats, ducks, chickens,
rabbits – and two rats at the centre. They live in
cages. No bees.

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