Richard Northcott
RICHARD NORTHCOTT
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Northcott, Richard Grandma’s clock: level 2: standfor young readers / Richard Northcott. – 1. ed. – São Paulo : FTD, 2017.
ISBN: 978-85-96-01096-2 (aluno)
ISBN: 978-85-96-01097-9 (professor)
1. Inglês (Ensino fundamental) I. Título.
17-04747
CDD-372.652
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1. Inglês : Ensino fundamental 372.652
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MATCH THE CLOCKS AND THE SENTENCES.
READ AND DRAW THE TIMES.
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GARY AND HIS FRIENDS ARE IN SCHOOL. THEY ARE LISTENING TO THE TEACHER. SHE HAS A CLOCK.
“ THIS IS MY DAD ’ S CLOCK, ” SAYS THE TEACHER. “ IT ’ S VERY OLD. ”
IT ’ S VERY OLD.
MY GRANDMA HAS AN OLD CLOCK.
“ IT RINGS AT THREE O ’ CLOCK, ” SAYS THE TEACHER. “ LISTEN! ”
THE CLOCK IS RINGING.
“ MY GRANDMA HAS AN OLD CLOCK, ” SAYS GARY. “ I CAN BRING IT TO SCHOOL. ”
“ OK, ” SAYS THE TEACHER.
“ BUT ASK YOUR GRANDMA. ”
IT ’ S VERY OLD.
GARY IS IN THE LIVING ROOM.
HE ’ S WITH MOM AND GRANDMA.
THEY ARE LOOKING AT GRANDMA ’ S CLOCK.
“ HOW OLD IS IT? ” ASKS GARY.
“ IT ’ S VERY OLD, ”
SAYS GRANDMA.
“ IT RINGS AT FIVE O ’ CLOCK, ” SAYS GRANDMA. “ LISTEN! ”
THE CLOCK IS RINGING.
“ CAN I SHOW IT TO MY TEACHER? ” ASKS GARY.
“ OK, ” SAYS GRANDMA. “ BUT BE CAREFUL. ”
OK. BUT BE CAREFUL.
BE VERY CAREFUL, GARY.
THIS IS MY GRANDMA S CLOCK, IT RINGS AT FIVE S A BEAUTIFUL OLD CLOCK, BE VERY CAREFUL, GARY. ’ ” SAYS GARY. “ O ’ CLOCK. ”
“ IT ’ ” SAYS THE TEACHER. “ ”
GARY IS IN THE BUS. HE IS WITH HIS FRIEND. THEY ARE GOING HOME. GARY HAS THE CLOCK IN HIS HAND.
OH NO! THERE ’ S A DOG. IT ’ S IN THE ROAD.
THE BUS STOPS. GARY DOESN ’ T HAVE THE CLOCK NOW. IT ’ S FLYING FROM HIS HAND.
NOW GRANDMA ’ S CLOCK IS IN A WOMAN ’ S BAG. GARY IS WORRIED.
WHERE ’ S GARY ’ S HAND? IS IT IN THE WOMAN ’ S BAG? OH, NO! THE WOMAN IS GETTING OFF THE BUS WITH THE CLOCK IN HER BAG.
NOW THE WOMAN IS WAITING BY THE ROAD.
“ I ’ M SORRY, ” SAYS GARY. “ YOU HAVE MY GRANDMA ’ S CLOCK. IT ’ S IN YOUR BAG. ”
“ THERE ’ S NO CLOCK IN MY BAG, ” SAYS THE WOMAN.
“ GO AWAY! ”
YOU HAVE MY GRANDMA ’ S CLOCK.
A CAR STOPS. THE WOMAN IS GETTING IN. THERE ’ S A MAN AND TWO CHILDREN IN THE CAR. THEY ARE THE WOMAN ’ S FAMILY.
GARY IS VERY WORRIED. HE IS THINKING ABOUT GRANDMA ’ S CLOCK.
“ IS MY CLOCK OK? ”
GARY IS AT HOME, NOW. HE SAYS GRANDMA. ’ S WITH MOM AND GRANDMA.
“ YE-ES, ” SAYS GARY.
IS MY CLOCK OK?
YE-ES.
“ LET ’ S GO TO THE SUPERMARKET, ” SAYS MOM.
MOM, GARY, AND GRANDMA ARE IN THE CAR.
“ YOU AREN ’ T TALKING, GARY, ” SAYS MOM. “ ARE YOU OK? ”
“ I ’ M OK, ” SAYS GARY.
ARE YOU OK?
GARY, MOM, AND GRANDMA ARE AT THE SUPERMARKET.
THERE ’ S A WOMAN WITH TWO CHILDREN. “ THAT WOMAN HAS GRANDMA ’ S CLOCK, ” THINKS GARY.
