Listen to the following paragraph and answer the questions given: Write the singular form of the following words: Words Singular Form 1. do you want for your birthday?ĭraw pictures of the speakers of the above lines. ………………… do you like best in the school €” games, art or music?ħ. Fill in the blanks given below with question words:ĥ. Now we can learn lots of magic tricks ………………… him.” that house? Janak Das, the great magician. the neem tree? Guess who is moving ………………. I have some exciting news to share ……………. sometime he reached where I was standing. One day, as I was walking ………………… the bank of the river, I saw my friend running ………………. Complete the paragraph with suitable words from the box:Īround, across, with, along, to, next to, into, from This tree was the home of a flock of wild geese.Ģ. Fill in the blanks with prepositions such as to, at, off, on, in, into, with. Now frame questions for the above answers: Here are some answers about the given picture:ġ. Make sentences of your own with the words given in the clouds:į. The words in the clouds describe something or someone in the story. From the top of the tree the hunter …………………. Who advised, “Destroy the creeper while it is still young”?ġ. Tick (œ“) the correct answer (Multiple Choice Questions):Ģ. The wise old bird helped them to escape.Ĭ. When caught in the net the foolish birds began to weep.ĥ. The hunter climbed the tree with the help of a ladder.Ĥ. The wise old bird wanted the creeper to be destroyed.ģ. The tree was the house of a flock of parrots.Ģ. Describe one incident when you got into trouble because you did not do your work on time.ġ. What did the hunter do when he thought that the geese were dead?Ħ. Why did the old bird advise the other birds to destroy the creeper?Ĥ.

So sad to hear this news.”Ī Foreign Office spokesperson said: “We are supporting the family of a British woman who died on a flight to Frankfurt and are in contact with the local authorities.2.

In one response, a person wrote: “If anyone needed a helping hand Helen was always at the front of the queue.” Another said: “I worked with Helen in the UK. “Live life to the fullest folks, and hugs the ones you love,” wrote Andrew Spires. On Facebook, a resident of Tung Chung described Helen as “the most caring, generous and thoughtful person”, despite only knowing her from the “school gates”. On the fundraising page, Ken Chu wrote: “I’m one of the crew of the flight, I wish the best for you and your kids.” Money raised will be put toward funeral expenses and support for the family. “We can only hope she knew how much she meant to us.” She was clever, witty and generous with her time,” wrote Jeje.

“Helen always made herself available to help others. Helen, a midwife, also ran her own business crafting bespoke accessories, Jeje wrote, and said she belonged to a tight-knit group, Tung Chung Mums, where more than 200 women turned to Helen for medical advice. “Sadly, she never got to see them again,” wrote Jeje. Helen’s return to the UK and seeing family would have been the first since the coronavirus pandemic began. Upon landing in Germany, Helen’s body remained in Frankfurt as her husband, Simon, and two children, Nathan and Emma, flew to the UK. She was the glue that held her family together.” Although this was extremely traumatising to the family, they all had time to say what they needed to say to her,” wrote Jeje, who described Helen as one of a kind, and the pulse of her community in Tung Chung, Hong Kong. “For the remaining 8 hours of the flight, Helen lay in a breathless sleep in her seat.

Flying together