Mr. Harris loves the night train and he usually travels on it. Until one day, something happened and he never goes on it again.
MR. HARRIS AND THE NIGHT TRAIN
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Vocabulary:
- blood: the red liquid in a person's body
- bright: not dark, giving a lot of light
- bus: a very big car for many people to travel in
- carriage: a 'room' on a train
- clothes: things you wear, e.g. dress, shirts, trousers
- corridor: the long narrow place on a train with doors on the carriages
- diamond: a beautiful, very expensive, bright stone
- fall (past tense fell): to move suddenly from a higher place to a low place
- floor: the 'ground' in a room; you walk on a floor
- ghost: a dead person that living people think they can see
- guard: a man who works on a train
- holiday: days or weeks when people do not go to work
- jump: to move quickly with both feet off the ground
- kind: friendly; good to other people
- life: the time when you are alive, not dead
- loud: not quiet; with a lot of noise
- necklace: something beautiful that women wear round their neck
- newspaper: you read a newspaper to know what is happening in the world
- poor: when you say 'poor', you are feeling sorry for somebody
- restaurant: a place where you can buy a meal and eat it
- seat: a 'chair' on a train
- shout: to speak or cry very loudly and strongly
- stare: to look at someone or something for a long time
- station: trains stop at stations for people to get on or off
- sweet: (of people) very nice
- terrible: something terrible makes you feel afraid or unhappy
- unhappy: not happy
- vodka: a very strong cold drink
- voice: you talk with your voice
- whisper: to speak very, very quietly
Thank you so much.
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