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Tytuł Najwyższa góra świata
Autor: Onichimowska Anna
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Język wydania: polski
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Wydawnictwo: Wydawnictwo Literatura
Rok wydania: 2012
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  • Anonim

    Świeża lektura dla III klasy. Ładnie wydana.

  • karma28

    zestaw opowiadań dla każdego i przy każdym się łezka zakręca w oku ... zalecam na dobranoc i na zatrzymanie się w tempie życia ... samo życie w tych opowiadaniach ... dziękuje, że można jeszcze coś napisać w łatwy i tak trafiający sposób do czytelnika.

  • EWELINA LABUDDA

    Książka ebook ładnie wydana, przyciąga do czytania. Polecam.

  • AGNIESZKA ZABŁOCKA

    Jest to książka, którą powinien przeczytać każdy - zarówno dzieci jak i dorośli. Zbór niesamowitych opowiadań o problemach, troskach, smutku, niezrozumieniu dzieci, które muszą zrozumieć świat dorosłych.Polecam do wspólnego czytania.

  • Agatka Tarnowska

    Całkowicie zgadzam się ze wszystkimi opiniami. Ta książeczka jest urocza, uniwersalna i naprawdę magiczna. Anna Onichimowska w łatwy i przystępny dla dzieci sposób uczy, że nawet "najwyższe góry świata" można pokonać i nie warto się załamywać. Bardzo fajne podejście do różnorakich tematów i podpowiedź rozwiązań. Książka, którą każdy rodzic powinien kupić swojemu dziecku.

  • Meletrida

    Niezwykła książka ebook dla każdego dzidziusia w wieku szkolnym. Autorka poprzez kilka krótkich opowiadań stara się przeprowadzić swoistą psychoterapię młodemu czytelnikowi. Nie boi się poruszać tematów dotyczących: niełatwych relacji rodzinnych, przyjacielskich, egzystencjalnych (śmierci w rodzinie). Fajna ksiazka dla dzieci, które czasem nie potrafia wyżalić się dorosłemu. Być może w tej ksiażce odnajdą rozwiąznie własnych bolączek.

  • Merci

    Każdy ma własną najwyższą górę świata. I dla każdego ta jego własna góra wydaje się najwyższa. A te ‘dziecięce góry’ (czyli troski i zmartwienia)wydają się szczególnie wysokie. To bardzo śliczna książeczka i do tego bardzo uniwersalna. Ponieważ ‘najwyższa góra świata’ to dla dzidziusia np. choroba najbliższej osoby czy brak zrozumienia. Ta książeczka uczy dzieci pokonywać trudności i pokazuje, jak sobie z nimi radzić, prezentuje także, że każdy ma jakąś tam ‘najwyższą górę świata’. Książeczkę kupiłam na prezent. Wiem, że upominek bardzo się spodobał, co mnie bardzo cieszy, ponieważ to książeczka wyjątkowa. Zalecam każdemu dziecku.

  • Chester

    Jest to książka, która naprawdę pomaga przetrwać, gdy jest w życiu nie wesoło. Wiadomo różnie się w życiu układa i nie zawsze jest tak jak zaplanowaliśmy. Wiadomo może nie we wszystkim Ci ta książka ebook pomoże, w końcu to nie psycholog ani poradnik, lecz na pewno można powiedzieć, że znajdą sie osoby, którym ta pozycja poprawi humor, a może i doradzi. Na mnie w każdym razie funkcjonuje i za każdym razem jak mam doła sięgam po nią sobie i czytam epizod czy dwa i jakoś mi przechodzi. Zalecam ją, gdyż pomóc potrafi, a nie kosztuje jak na dzisiejsze czasy jakiś dużych pieniędzy. Pozdrawiam i głowa do góry!

  • migawka

    Książkę kupiłam najmłodszej siostrze w prezencie. Poleciła mi ją pani w empiku i rzeczywiście jest doskonała dla czternastoletniej dziewczyny. Sama chętnie ją przeczytałam i uważam, że takie książki powinny być wręcz podsuwane pociechom przed rodziców. Najwyższe góra świata to najlepszy przykład na to, że po każdej burzy zawsze przychodzi słońce. Polecam!

 

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Strona 1 P Zeszyt M SA do języka angielskiego EE FR Imię i nazwisko Klasa E PL M SA klasa EE Strona 2 P Welcome unit Step 1 Warm up your brain! M 4 G Grammar app SA Present simple: affirmative I walk to school. He walks Present simple: negative I don't go to school in a car. He doesn't Present simple: questions and short answers EE Yes, I do. / Do you to school No, I don’t. go on the bus? Yes, he does. / Does he No, he doesn’t. 5 a an the – some any My classroom 2 • write two sentences about your daily routines, FR At the front of 1 2 table and 3 table is blue and 5 6 desks for green. There are 8 7 classroom there is chair. 4 chair is brown. students are books but there aren’t 9 posters. My teacher says that 10 books are important, so • write two sentences about the daily we usually read 11 interesting book routines of a person in your family, every week. 6 1 Can you make lunch, please? E a Sure, I’ll do it in a minute. b I’m so hungry! PL c I hate that. Can I do the washing • write two questions to ask your friend up instead? about his/her daily routines, 2 How’s the T-shirt? a It’s great. How much is it? b It’s too big. Have you got M a smaller size? c Of course. The changing room is over there. SA • write two questions to ask your friend 3 Is it safe to swim here? about the daily routines of a person in a No, it isn’t. I love swimming. his/her family. b No, it isn’t. You shouldn’t swim here. c Yes, but you should be careful. EE 4 Strona 3 P Welcome unit Step 2 Warm up your brain! M 2 in front of behind between next to near SA EE 3 I live in a block of flats near the centre of the town. My flat is on the second floor. 1 a small kitchen but we don’t have our meals in it FR because 2 3 a table and any chairs. 4 a living room with a table and chairs. 5 a television in the living room and 6 some pictures on the walls. 7 a bathroom and 8 a toilet next to the bathroom. 9 three bedrooms. My bedroom is the smallest but I think it’s the best. E 5 1 PL 2 3 4 5 M SA EE 5 Strona 4 P 1 UNIT We have to work! lesson 1 Jobs for everyone M 1 SA B R A I N Y POST gamemaker25 Hi everyone! Play my new game to learn some common job THE JOBS GAME names quickly! Enjoy it! EE FR E This person is a woman. She isn’t a sports centre PL manager, a nurse or a scientist. What’s her job? plumber cashier lawyer sports centre manager farmer engineer scientist nurse M Life skills: Different opinions How can you disagree in a friendly way? SA Say your own opinions clearly. Listen to other people’s opinions. Be polite. Raise your voice. Use some humour. Be rude. Don’t be angry. You must agree with others. EE 6 Strona 5 P 11 UNIT M 2 1 She’s between the cashier and the 4 She’s next to the sports centre manager sports centre manager. and the scientist. She isn't a lawyer. SA 2 He’s between the farmer and the scientist. 5 He’s next to the cashier and the farmer. He isn't an engineer. 3 She’s between the nurse and the engineer. EE 3 1 5 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 5 1 Scientists do experiments . FR 6 5 At home and at work with Jonty Jones X 2 Plumbers fix leaks . My family all disagree! 3 Cashiers give change to customers . My mum’s a recycling centre manager. She doesn’t like plastic. My E dad’s a plumber. 1 4 Nurses look after patients . He thinks that plastic pipes are the best. My PL brother’s a farmer and he grows crops 5 Farmers grow crops and milk cows . on an eco-farm. He hates chemicals. My sister’s a scientist. 2 My grandmother’s a supermarket cashier, and she doesn’t 6 Engineers build bridges . like my job. I’m an engineer. 3 We all M disagree, but we’re a family. 4 7 Sports centre managers give instructions to the other workers. A. I make robot cashiers for supermarkets. SA B. He uses plastic a lot in his work. 8 Lawyers help people with the law . C. We’ve all got different jobs. D. That’s the most important thing. E. She makes chemicals for farms. EE 7 Strona 6 P 1 2 UNIT lesson I don’t have to work! M 1 3 My father (not fix) leaks. He SA (give) instructions to other workers. Hi! A bit of good news – my sister Mia’s got a new job. She’s 4 1 Tom’s father has to a cashier. She has to A. get a bus every day. give change to customers but she doesn’t B. get up early. EE have to do any maths. She has to be polite to customers and she has to wear a uniform C. leave the hotel early. too. I’m happy I don’t have to work but 2 Tom’s father likes I have to go to school! A. the hotel kitchen. Next time you’re in the supermarket say hello to Mia! B. the people in the hotel kitchen. Will C. the guests at the hotel. FR 3 Tom wants to A. help his classmates become famous cooks. B. explain that a cook’s job is difficult. 2 C. talk about some famous chefs. G Grammar app 5 E PL M 3 1 My mother (not give) change to customers. SA She (do) experiments. 2 My two sisters (not help) people with the law. They (look after) patients. EE 8 Strona 7 P 1 3 UNIT lesson Where do you work? M 2 SA 1 I have to take hundreds 1 He’s a warehouse worker. of things down from the shelves. He works in a warehouse. 2 I have to make sure 2 the rubbish goes in the correct places. EE 3 I have to sit at a desk 3 all day. 4 I have to put the wheels 4 on hundreds of toy cars every day. 5 I have to sell stamps for letters. 6 I work for the city. FR 5 6 4 This speaker A. doesn’t like the job when the weather E is bad. B. has some sad days at work. C. has a lot of fun at work. PL D. has a job that is always boring. E. earns a lot of money. 1 2 3 4 M SA EE 9 Strona 8 P 1 4 UNIT lesson Save the Sea: Episode 1 – They’re with the dolphins! M Ella and Alfie work for Save the Sea. They try to stop pollution in the sea. SA EE Ella: Do we have to count the dolphins? Ella: We’re in a rush, Alfie. Do you have to Captain: Yes, we do. finish your work today? Ella: When do we have to count them? Alfie: No, I don’t. Captain: At 12 o’clock. It’s 11:30 now. Where is Alfie? Ella: Do you have to take the recycling out? Ella: He’s in the office. Alfie: Yes, I do. The recycling van is here now. See you soon! FR Sorry, I’m late! Alfie: Do you really recycle all types of plastic? A few kilometres away … Dan: Of course, we do! We take recycling from Yes, we know warehouses, factories, hospitals and banks … how to recycle! We know how to recycle. E Alfie: That’s great. We have to protect the environment. Plastic is very bad for wildlife. Soon, they’re with the dolphins! PL M USEFUL! 1 We’re in a rush. SA 1 2 See you soon! 3 Sorry I’m late! EE 10 Strona 9 P 11 UNIT M 2 1 At the beginning, Alfie is a dolphins in the sea. 2 In the big plastic bags, b there are things for recycling. SA 3 There are c in the sea. 4 Dan and Dave put all the recycling d in the office. 3 6 1 Where does the man work? G Grammar app a In an office. b In a warehouse. EE c In a hospital. 2 What does the man have to do? a b c FR 3 What does the man think of the people at his workplace? a b c 4 1 She has to work in a factory. () 7 tidy my vacuum the 2 They have to cook dinner. () wash the make my E walk the 3 You have to wash the windows. () look after my dust the PL iron the 4 He has to walk the dog. () wash the take the out feed the M 5 Interviewer: Ella, you’re a marine scientist. Tell me about your job. Ella: I1 (do) experiments in a laboratory. I 2 SA (check) that the fish and other animals are OK. Interviewer: 3 you (work) in an office? Ella: Yes, I 4 .I5 (work) in the office on Monday and Wednesday. Interviewer: 6 Alfie (work) in the office on those days? Ella: No, he 7 . He 8 (work) in the office on Tuesday EE and Thursday. 11 Strona 10 P 1 5 UNIT lesson Train your brain! M 1 a ER b c HO 5 = SA NU C L= 2 6 EE 3 FR Lena Jason Tina Joe Anna 1 The engineer is next to the office. In this photo, there is a woman and a man. They are 1 the kitchen. The man 2 The manager is next to the office. is a plumber and he wants to 2 She isn’t next to the hospital. the leak. He’s got blue work clothes. 3 The cashier is in front of one of The woman is next to the man. She’s E the places. She isn’t in front of got a white top, pink 3 the warehouse. and brown shoes. She wants to make 4 The scientist is in front of one of lunch for her children so the plumber PL the workplaces. 4 to hurry up! 5 The nurse isn’t next to the office. Joe is a(n) . Eco–alert! Lena is a(n) . M ! water Anna is a(n) . Jason is a(n) . not waste Tina is a(n) . Do SA 4 I have to fix toilets. I have to work in houses. I don’t have to I don’t have to look fix leaks. after patients. EE 12 Strona 11 P 1 6 UNIT lesson On the Internet M 1 SA I love this website. It’s got lots of quizzes. Look at this quiz: Plan a job for your future. I like doing quizzes. Let’s do it! OK. Are you ready? Do you like using computers? No, not really. EE Do you like making things? I don’t mind it. Do you like looking after animals? Yes, I really do. Do you like fixing things? FR Do you like chatting to people? Yes, I do. No, I hate it. Let’s see … you should be a farmer. That’s not a bad idea. No, not really. Yes, I really do. Yes, I do. I don’t mind it. No, I hate it. E PL 2 love like don’t mind don't like hate M 1 making things 2 fixing things 3 looking after animals SA 4 using computers 5 chatting to people 6 helping people 7 doing experiments 8 doing maths EE 13 Strona 12 P 1 7 UNIT lesson Around the world M 1 SA a 1 Professional pusher, Japan The trains in Tokyo, the capital of Japan, are usually full at rush hour – and some stations have a pusher to push more passengers on the train. You have to be strong for this job. b 2 Bicycle fisherman, The Netherlands There are more than 800,000 bikes in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands. Every year, about 15,000 bicycles end up in EE the canals. If you like diving, it’s a good job. c 3 Queen’s Piper, England If you’re good at playing the bagpipes, think about a job as the Queen’s Piper. You have to play the bagpipes outside the Queen’s rooms every day. She visits all her palaces and houses every year, so you have to travel a lot. d FR 4 Garbage detective, Germany There are very strict laws about recycling in Germany. The garbage detectives give a warning or a fine to people who don’t recycle things correctly. You have to be quick and clever for this job. e 5 Mermaid, The United States In big aquariums in the United States, you can earn good money as a mermaid. You have to put on a mermaid outfit and you have to swim among the fish. You have to be good at swimming and you have to like travelling. E 2 In which texts is there something about: 3 I love working outdoors, and I like watching a types of transport? fish – I’ve got some fish at home. I can swim PL b music? very well, but I’m not good at dancing, and I don’t like the idea of dancing and people c recycling? watching me. I think recycling is very d travelling? important. She should become a . M SA EE 14 Strona 13 P 1 8 UNIT lesson Revision workout M 1 1 5 4 1 My brother (not have to, wear) a uniform at his school. SA 2 6 3 7 2 My sister (have to, study) for the exams. 4 8 /8 3 Plumbers (not have to, fix) cars. 2 police station warehouse 4 Cashiers farm fire station bank office (have to, give) change to customers. EE recycling centre hospital 5 I 1 My brother is a farmer. (not have to, take) the rubbish out. His is in this village. 6 We 2 My sister is a police officer. She works (not have to, walk) the dog. /6 at that . 5 3 My mother is a nurse. She works at this 4 My father is a businessman. He works in that . . FR 1 2 /4 3 3 1 your sister / like / do / maths / ? She / it. 4 5 E 2 your brother / like / to people / chat / ? 6 PL No, . /6 6 Harry Lawson is an underwater farmer! He 1 visit the farm every day to make 3 you / like / fix / things / ? sure the seaweed is OK. People use seaweed M Yes, . 2 food and they buy it from Harry. He has to 3 early every day to visit the farm. He doesn’t 4 getting up SA early. He loves visiting the underwater farm. 4 your parents / like / go out / ? 1 A. has to B. have to C. don’t have to No, . 2 A. for B. to C. of 3 A. gets up B. getting up C. get up 4 A. feel B. mind C. know /8 /8 EE Grammar: /20 Vocabulary & Speaking: /20 Total: /40 15 Strona 14 P 1 UNIT Summary Vocabulary summary M Jobs On the Internet marine scientist badacz mórz cashier kasjer/kasjerka I love … Uwielbiam… mermaid syrena SA engineer inżynier/inżynierka I like … Lubię… outfit strój farmer rolnik/rolniczka I don’t mind … Nie przeszkadza mi… perhaps być może lawyer prawnik/prawniczka I don’t like … Nie lubię… pipes rury nurse pielęgniarz/pielęgniarka I hate … Nienawidzę… polite uprzejmy plumber hydraulik/hydrauliczka Yes, I really do. Tak, naprawdę lubię. pollution zanieczyszczenie scientist naukowiec/naukowczyni Yes, I do. Tak, lubię. protect the environment chronić sports centre manager I don’t mind it. Nie mam nic środowisko EE kierownik/kierowniczka przeciwko. pusher upychacz (kolejowy) centrum sportowego No, not really. Nie, nie za bardzo. put out fires gasić pożary No, I hate it. Nie, nienawidzę tego. Queen’s Piper królewski dudziarz Job activities raise your voice podnosić głos build bridges budować mosty Other recycle przetwarzać (śmieci) do experiments przeprowadzać agree zgadzać się recycling recykling; śmieci eksperymenty (do ponownego przetworzenia) fix leaks naprawiać cieknące rury give change to customers wydawać klientom resztę give instructions wydawać polecenia FR at the beginning na początku bagpipes dudy capital stolica chat rozmawiać check tickets sprawdzać bilety recycling centre manager kierownik zakładu segregacji odpadów rubbish śmieci rude nieuprzejmy chef szef kuchni grow crops and milk cows rush hour godziny szczytu uprawiać rośliny i doić krowy chemicals chemikalia save the sea ratować morze help people with the law common popularny seaweed wodorosty pomagać w kwestiach prawnych cook kucharz shelf półka look after patients opiekować się count money liczyć pieniądze strict law surowe prawo pacjentami customer klient toy car zabawkowy samochodzik difference różnica twist one’s tongue połamać E Workplaces disagree nie zgadzać się sobie język airport lotnisko dive nurkować uniform uniform bank bank earn a lot of money zarabiać warning ostrzeżenie PL factory fabryka mnóstwo pieniędzy waste odpady farm farma, gospodarstwo rolne end up kończyć wear a name badge nosić fire station remiza (strażacka) enjoy lubić identyfikator hospital szpital fine mandat weather pogoda office biuro fisherman rybak website strona internetowa police station komisariat, garbage detective inspektor wheel koło M posterunek odpadów wildlife dzikie zwierzęta, dzika post office poczta (budynek) give medicine to patients dawać przyroda recycling centre zakład pacjentom lekarstwa work pracować segregacji odpadów guest gość worker pracownik SA town hall ratusz, urząd miejski helpful pomocny workplace miejsce pracy warehouse magazyn humour humor interview wywiad Useful! job praca, zawód We’re in a rush. Śpieszymy się. look after opiekować się See you soon! Do zobaczenia look for criminals szukać wkrótce! przestępców Sorry I’m late. Przepraszam za make the beds ścielić łóżka EE spóźnienie. manager kierownik/menedżer 16 Strona 15 P 11 UNIT Grammar summary M have to: affirmative have to: questions and short answers Gdy mówimy o obowiązkach, używamy konstrukcji Pytania z have to tworzymy, dodając Do lub Does na SA have to. W zdaniach twierdzących w trzeciej osobie początku pytania. Na pytania odpowiadamy, używając liczby pojedynczej (he, she, it) używamy has to. krótkich odpowiedzi z: do / does lub don’t / doesn’t. Affirmative Question Short answer I have to work every day. Do I have to work? Yes, I do. / You have to work every day. No, I don’t. He has to work every day. She has to work every day. Do you have to work? Yes, you do. / It has to work every day. No, you don’t. EE We have to work every day. Does he have to work? Yes, he does. / You have to work every day. No, he doesn’t. They have to work every day. Does she have to work? Yes, she does. / Short forms No, she doesn’t. Have to / Has to nie ma form skróconych. Does it have to work? Yes, it does. / have to: negative No, it doesn’t. W zdaniach przeczących z have to dodajemy don’t lub doesn’t. Negative I don’t have to work every day. FR Do we have to work? Yes, we do. / No, we don’t. Do you have to work? Yes, you do. / No, you don’t. Do they have to work? Yes, they do. / You don’t have to work every day. He doesn’t have to work every day. No, they don’t. She doesn’t have to work every day. It doesn’t have to work every day. have to: wh- questions We don’t have to work every day. You don’t have to work every day. Pytania szczegółowe tworzymy, dodając zaimek They don’t have to work every day. pytający przed do lub does. Short forms When do you have to get up? don’t = do not E What do you have to do on Saturday? doesn’t = does not Where does she have to go? PL love / like / don’t mind / don’t like / hate 2 + gerund Po czasownikach: love / like / don’t mind / don’t like / hate używamy czasowników z końcówką -ing. I love / like / don’t mind / don’t like / hate fixing things. M SA EE 17 Strona 16 P 2 We don’t like UNIT Every day, now and tomorrow lesson 1 our prize! M B R A I N Y POST SA EE blinds cupboard wardrobe curtains bookcase sofa FR armchair shelf rug towel cushion mirror manchestergirl349 Mum and dad are the winners of a competition at a shop E called Fantastic Furniture. The prize is furniture and objects for the house but we don’t like it … PL Life skills: Things you don’t want 3 Make a list of six things from your room manchestergirl349 you don't want. In pairs, decide what to do with them. Mum and dad got their prize today. M Throw it away. Try to fix it. The 1c d is a horrible colour, the 2w e and the 3s a are too Give it to a friend. Give it to charity. big and the back of the 4m r is broken. Put it in a garage sale. The 5b ds and6c ns are SA the wrong size. We can use the 7sh f, the 8r g and the 9t s, but the cushions are for babies! We can’t use the 10ar r with all those flowers – and where can we put the old-fashioned 11 b se? It’s huge! EE 18 Strona 17 P 21 UNIT M 4 5 SA 1 cupboard 7 rug X 2 wardrobe 8 towel 1 Hi Lana, 3 mirror 9 shelf 2 There’s a garage sale at my house on Saturday! It’s from 10:00 to 2:00. 4 blinds 10 cushion 3 We’ve got lots of things for sale! There 5 curtains 11 sofa is a huge bookcase, a big sofa, and a big wardrobe. My parents want to sell some 6 armchair 12 bookcase rugs too, six cushions, some blinds and EE some curtains. 4 I’ve got a lot of my old stuff in the garage a c sale too. There are some old books, some old CDs and some clothes I don’t like. I hope someone buys them! That horrible shelf for my books is in the sale too. paint it b d FR put it in the bathroom 5 Can you come and help me on Saturday? I have to tidy up the garage before the sale. Can you come at about 9:00? 6 See you soon, I hope! Tania a rzeczy osobiste Tani na sprzedaż b informacje o wyprzedaży garażowej c prośba o pomoc put it in a garage sale put it in the bedroom d meble i przedmioty, które sprzedają rodzice E e pożegnanie f przywitanie PL 6 M SA EE 19 Strona 18 P 1 2 UNIT lesson We’re doing up the house! M 1 3 1 My parents / sometimes / sit / on the sofa / . / they / not sit / on the sofa / right now / . SA We’re doing up the house! X / they / put / some books in the bookcase / at the moment /. EE We’re all busy. My mum is painting the 2 My sister / often / tidy / her wardrobe / cupboard right now. She often paints the on Saturday /. / she / not tidy / furniture. My sister, Sara, isn’t painting. FR She doesn’t often help in the house, but she is putting up the new curtains now. I always sleep in the small bedroom, but I can’t sleep there this week. Right now, dad is putting her wardrobe / now /. / she / clean / the blinds / at the moment /. a big wardrobe in my bedroom. I’m sleeping in the living room this week! E 4 1 I usually do / am doing my homework in my bedroom, but this week I do / am doing my homework at my friend’s PL 2 house. G Grammar app 2 My dad goes / is going to work by bus this week, but he usually goes / is going by car. 3 My two sisters hardly ever watch / are M watching television in the evening, but this week, they watch / are watching the Olympics every night. SA EE 20 Strona 19 P 2 3 UNIT lesson The taps are on the fridge! M 2 4 SA Work order no. 21 Work Ÿ put in 1 in the bathroom Ÿ put in 2 in the kitchen Start on 3 morning, EE at 9 o'clock Finish on 4 FR We’re doing up the kitchen and it’s chaos! the 1 / the . 2the / the . the 3 / the . In the bathroom, the 4 / the E and the 5 / the ! 1 The taps are on the fridge. PL 2 3 4 5 M SA EE 21 Strona 20 P 2 4 UNIT lesson Save the Sea: Episode 2 – Are you diving this afternoon? M Alfie usually goes to the beach on Sunday afternoon, but today he’s fixing things at the office. SA Ella: Alfie! What are you doing? EE Alfie: I’m fixing the radiator. Alfie: And you? Are you working now? Ella: Do you often work on Sunday? Ella: No, I’m not. I’m collecting my new Alfie: No, I don’t but I’m starting my goggles. recycling course tomorrow. Alfie: Are you diving this afternoon? Ella: Yes, I am. My friends are waiting for me now. Look! They’re at the harbour. FR Alfie Oh yes. But what’s that boat? Oh no! Ella: That’s odd ... There’s a washing machine, My dolphin! and a fridge, and an old bath, and a washbasin! What are they up to? Alfie: No idea! I have to take a photo of this. Alfie: You can wash it in the sink. The tap on the left is for hot water. Alfie and Ella have to clean up. When they finish, Ella: Poor little thing! After I wash it, E they can’t see the boat. I’m taking it home! USEFUL! PL 1 No ! 2 What are they to? 3 little thing! Alfie: The boat isn’t there now but I think 4 There’s something going on. M the men on it are Dan and Dave. Ella: Who are they? What do they do? Alfie: They recycle rubbish. There’s something fishy going on. 2 SA 1 EE 22