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UNIT 3

UNIT 3

LESSON 4       WHO STOLE THESE THINGS?

 

Yesterday somebody stole Noa’s wallet and Frank’s telephone .

All Noa’s pocket money was in her wallet, because she wanted to buy new jeans that day. Frank’s telephone was in his coat. That was kind of stupid, wasn’t it?

So the teacher asked some questions to all the children.

Jack, did you see Noa’s wallet anywhere? No, Mr. Brown I only saw Sarah’s wallet and I gave that back to her.

Ken, did you take Frank’s phone? No, sir, I didn’t. I don’t need his phone because I have got my father’s phone. He gave me his old phone because he bought a new one.

 

Gwen, did you steal Noa’s money? No, mr. Brown, I didn’t. Noa is my friend. And I never steal, my parents give me enough pocket money every week.

Jamie, did you find Noa’s pocket money? No sir, I didn’t. But she didn’t lose it, did she? They stole it, didn’t they? And they took Frank’s phone too, didn’t they? Maybe it was someone from this class, but maybe it was somebody else. You can’t be sure, can you? I didn’t see anybody in the corridor. I was in this classroom the whole morning.

At that moment the caretaker came into the classroom. He said that there was a message from Noa’s mum and from Frank’s dad. Noa’s wallet was still at home on the table, she forgot it. And Frank’s dad found Frank's phone in his bag. He put the wrong phone in his bag that morning …….

 

Words

who

stole (to steal) 

somebody

Noa’s wallet

Noa’s pocket money

coat

kind of stupid

anywhere

Frank's father’s phone

a new one

maybe

to be sure

anybody

in the corridor

the whole morning

the caretaker

a message

still at home 

wie

stal (vt van stelen)

iemand

Noa’s portemonnee

Noa’s zakgeld

jas

nogal stom

ergens

de telefoon van Frank zijn vader

een nieuwe

misschien

zeker zijn

iemand

in de hal (gang)

de hele ochtend

de conciërge

een boodschap

nog thuis

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