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Check your answers. Vocabulary. Advantage - [ əd’va:ntɪdʒ ] something useful or helpful Disadvantage - [‚ dɪsəd'va:ntɪdʒ ] something that is not useful (minus) Alone - [ ə'ləʋn ] without company or help of others Cloak - [kləuk ] clothing without sleeves

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  1. Check your answers

  2. Vocabulary • Advantage - [əd’va:ntɪdʒ] something useful or helpful • Disadvantage - [‚dɪsəd'va:ntɪdʒ] something that is not useful (minus) • Alone - [ə'ləʋn] without company or help of others • Cloak- [kləuk] clothing without sleeves • Enemy - ['enəmi] a person who wants to attack you • Predator - ['predətə(r)] ananimal that kills other animals or people

  3. Advantages and disadvantages of being invisible • You can see everything and everybody • You can go where you want and do what you want • Nobody will listen to you • People won’t notice you • You can get to know the secrets • You will be forever alone • You can listen to what people talk about • Nobody can see you

  4. Would you like to be invisible? Why? +I would like to be invisible because … - I wouldn’t like to be invisible because …

  5. True(+) or false(-)? • Mabel wrote a letter to her aunt and asked not to follow her. • The children came back to school and had supper. • The children weren’t hungry and didn’t want to eat. • Mabel slept in Kathleen’s bed. • The children wanted to see Mabel’s aunt but she wasn’t at home. • The children decided to go to the fair. • The fair was far from the castle. • Gerald pretended to be a magician by wearing a cloak. • Gerald made tricks with the help of Mabel. • More and more people came to the fair to look at Gerald the Conjurer. • At last Mabel could take her ring off and gave it to Kathleen. • Gerald became invisible.

  6. Fill in the gaps • Kathleen gave Mabel one of her own nightgowns. • Eliza was standing in front of the chair looking at Mabel’s pink dress. • Gerald was wearing his red scarf like a turban. • The woman gave Gerald a red and black shawl and he spread it on the ground. • Gerald put his share of money in the pocket of his trousers.

  7. Answer the questions: • What did Mabel write to her aunt? Find it in the text. • What was strange about Mabel’s supper? • What kind of food did Gerald bring Mabel in the morning? • What was Mabel’s aunt doing when the children came to her? • Where did the children go to get some money? • Why did Gerald want to go home? • What or who made Gerald invisible?

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