It was the middle of the night when the fire breaks out in London. Thousands of houses set on fire and there the fire still goes on. How can they stopped the fire?
THE GREAT FIRE OF LONDON
- narrow: not wide
- rat: mouse
- baker: a bread maker
- maid: a girl who lives and work in a house
- oven: you use this to bake the bread
- wake up: you say this when you want people not to sleep
- jump: to move quickly with your feet from one place to another
- roof: the top part of the house
- follow: to go after
- ladder: you use a ladder to go up something
- climb: to go up something
- spead: to move out in all places
- fire-fighter: someone who stops the fire
- out of control: cannot be controlled
- Lord Mayor: the most important man in a town
- chief: the most important man in the fire-fighters
- diary: this is what you write in everything happens to you
- sir: you use this to call something important
- news: something that is new
- cloud: a very big smoke
- church: a place where Christians go to pray
- ring: to make a very high noise
- bridge: you walk on this to cross the river
- bank: the land part along the river
- crowd: a lot of people
- full: when something is full, it cannot take in anymore
- carry: take with you
- boat: you cross the water in this
- frightened: very afraid
- blow up: to destroy
- Palace: a very big place where the king lives
- guard: the man who stops the thieves to go in the palace
- solution: what we should do for a problem
- surprised: when you heard something new and sudden
- Your Majesty: you use this to call a King
- coach: a kind of car pulled by horses
- madly: very fast (in this story)
- tired: when you work a lot, you are tired
- pull down: to destroy
- soldier: a man of the king, very strong and he has a gun
- great: very big
- Cathedral: a large and important church
- direction: left or right, up or down
- centre: in the middle
- instead: something in the place of something
- wide: not narrow
Such a great idea to teach English, congratulations!
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