A printable worksheet for story-based English conversation classes.
Difficulty: Intermediate B1
Have you seen the movie "Avatar"? What do you remember about it?
| carer • | • looks after people |
| confused • | • right way |
| dye • | • at once |
| scrubbing • | • unsure |
| properly • | • rubbing hard |
| immediately • | • color liquid |
| carer | looks after people |
| confused | unsure |
| dye | color liquid |
| scrubbing | rubbing hard |
| properly | right way |
| immediately | at once |
Listen and fill in the blanks with words from above.
Tommy Lynch, a 42-year-old man from England, had a very strange morning recently. When he woke up, he was shocked to see that his skin was bright blue.
His roommate, who is a professional ________, was very worried. He thought Tommy could not breathe ________, so he rushed him to the hospital ________. At the emergency room, doctors were ________ at first. However, they soon discovered the truth. They rubbed Tommy's arm with a simple alcohol wipe, and the blue color came off!
The cause was not a disease; Tommy had slept on new, unwashed blue sheets. "I looked like an avatar," Tommy joked. He spent the next week ________ the ________ off his skin.
Tommy Lynch, a 42-year-old man from England, had a very strange morning recently. When he woke up, he was shocked to see that his skin was bright blue.
His roommate, who is a professional carer, was very worried. He thought Tommy could not breathe properly, so he rushed him to the hospital immediately. At the emergency room, doctors were confused at first. However, they soon discovered the truth. They rubbed Tommy's arm with a simple alcohol wipe, and the blue color came off!
The cause was not a disease; Tommy had slept on new, unwashed blue sheets. "I looked like an avatar," Tommy joked. He spent the next week scrubbing the dye off his skin.
| A: | Tommy, you'd better do the washing. |
| B: | You're right. I'll put a load in now. |
| A: | Don't forget to hang it out when it's done. |
| B: | Yeah, yeah, and bring it in later... I know the drill. |
| A: | I still can't believe you didn't wash those sheets! |
| B: | And I can't believe you took me to the ER! |