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by Rob Averies (Author)
English Short Stories - stories for adult English learners
Every night George suffers the same dream. It haunts him. What was once one of his happiest memories as a child has become a nightmare, and it is only getting worse. After enlisting the help of his best friend Penny, he must face up to his past, once and for all.
Part of the English Short Stories series, the events in this story lead us to consider what is real, and what is not. We are asked about what can be changed, and what cannot. We follow George on an emotional journey to discover his fate and put his nightmares to bed. Graded at CEFR Level B2+ (Upper-Intermediate), The Boy that Runs is an excellent educational tool for both independent learning and classroom use.This book includes:
- 'The Boy that Runs' - a short story divided into several chapters; written for adult learners.
- 'What do you think?' - comprehension and opinion-based questions at the end of each chapter. Here, the reader can check their understanding, make predictions and apply some of the chapter themes to their own life.
- 'What do you know?' - vocabulary and grammar exercises at the end of each chapter. Graded at CEFR Level B2, the reader is tested on some of the key language from the chapter.
- 'Your Turn' - a creative writing task at the end of the story. Creative writing is a great way to put what you have learnt into practice - but don't worry - as a reader you will be given a theme (relevant to the story) and prompts to help you on your way
Ready to get started? Read, learn, THINK in English with English Short Stories
Author Biography
Having taught around the world in places such as Siberia, China and Italy, Rob really wanted to create English language resources for all. But not just boring grammar books...
Number of Pages: 56
Dimensions: 0.12 x 8 x 5.25 IN
Publication Date: September 22, 2016
