Рабочий лист к уроку английского языка Spotlight 11
рабочие листы по английскому языку (11 класс)

Put the sentences in the correct order:

• She was bewildered by the terror he made her feel.
• Jane compared John to a murder and a slave-driver.
• John bullied and punished Jane continually.
• The servants didn’t take Jane’s side, and Mrs Reed was blind and deaf on the subject.
• Eliza and Georgiana had run for Mrs Reed.
• Jane was blamed for the accident and taken to the Red-room.
• John was angry because Jane had taken a book from his shelf.
• He ran headlong to Jane, grasped her hair and her shoulder.
• He threw the book at Jane, it hit her, and she fell.
• They were parted.

Put the sentences in the correct order:

• She was bewildered by the terror he made her feel.
• Jane compared John to a murder and a slave-driver.
• John bullied and punished Jane continually.
• The servants didn’t take Jane’s side, and Mrs Reed was blind and deaf on the subject.
• Eliza and Georgiana had run for Mrs Reed.
• Jane was blamed for the accident and taken to the Red-room.
• John was angry because Jane had taken a book from his shelf.
• He ran headlong to Jane, grasped her hair and her shoulder.
• He threw the book at Jane, it hit her, and she fell.
• They were parted.

Put the sentences in the correct order:

• She was bewildered by the terror he made her feel.
• Jane compared John to a murder and a slave-driver.
• John bullied and punished Jane continually.
• The servants didn’t take Jane’s side, and Mrs Reed was blind and deaf on the subject.
• Eliza and Georgiana had run for Mrs Reed.
• Jane was blamed for the accident and taken to the Red-room.
• John was angry because Jane had taken a book from his shelf.
• He ran headlong to Jane, grasped her hair and her shoulder.
• He threw the book at Jane, it hit her, and she fell.
• They were parted.

Put the sentences in the correct order:

• She was bewildered by the terror he made her feel.
• Jane compared John to a murder and a slave-driver.
• John bullied and punished Jane continually.
• The servants didn’t take Jane’s side, and Mrs Reed was blind and deaf on the subject.
• Eliza and Georgiana had run for Mrs Reed.
• Jane was blamed for the accident and taken to the Red-room.
• John was angry because Jane had taken a book from his shelf.
• He ran headlong to Jane, grasped her hair and her shoulder.
• He threw the book at Jane, it hit her, and she fell.
• They were parted.