Стр.WB2 Writing Bank 2 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 7 класс
Your school is holding a story-writing competition. You have been asked to write about a scary experience. Write your story (120–180 words) for the competition.
Traveller’s Rest by John Smith
One weekend last autumn my cousin Jack and I went on a hiking trip in the countryside. We had planned to stay at a village hotel on Saturday night and return home on Sunday. As we were walking late on Saturday afternoon, we realised we had lost our way. It was getting dark and we were very tired. Then it started to rain and we started to feel desperate. The next moment, we saw an old-fashioned stone cottage, so we decided to stop and ask directions.
A little old lady came to the door. She was wearing a long dress and smiling sweetly. When she heard that we were lost, she invited us inside. “You’re welcome to stay the night,” she said. “You can reach the village easily in the morning.” We felt grateful for her hospitality and sat down to a hot tasty meal in her cosy kitchen. After that, she showed us upstairs to two clean comfortable beds.
The next morning, the old lady was nowhere to be found. We left a thank-you note and set off towards the village. We stopped for a coffee at the village hotel. Imagine our amazement when the hotel owner told us who we had stayed with. “That’s old Mrs Heron,” he said. “She’s been dead for sixty years. She used to put up travellers overnight.” Jack and I looked at each other in horror. Did we imagine it or had we seen a ghost? I suppose we will never know.
- Put the events in the story in the order in which they happened.
A They reached the hotel.
B An old lady came to the door.
C They heard a scary story.
D The writer and his cousin were out hiking.
E They talked to the hotel owner.
F They stopped to ask the way.
G They went to bed.
H They got lost.
I They ate a meal.
J She invited them to stay the night.
K They saw a cottage. - Find all the time words and phrases in the story that show the sequence of events. Compare with your partner.
- D
- H
- K
- F
- B
- J
- I
- G
- A
- E
- C
Time words and phrases: one weekend last autumn, on Saturday night, on Sunday, late on Saturday afternoon, then, the next moment, when, after that, the next morning, in the morning.







