Practice Passage:
Jenna was shocked when she opened the door to her apartment. There were rips in the couch, as though someone had run knives down the front of it. A lamp was shattered on the floor. Some picture frames were hanging crookedly, some had fallen off the wall and the door to her cat's travel cage was open. Not only that, but the door to the birdcage was swinging back and forth and there were feathers on the floor. She could have sworn she had locked her cat in the cage before leaving for work. At first Jenna thought it might be burglars. "Oh no," she thought. "Someone broke into my apartment, trashed the place and stole my cat." Then she heard the cat meowing in her bedroom. She ran to the bedroom and saw the cat patting one of Jenna's shoes with its claws. "That's it!" Jenna yelled. "I'm done with this." She threw the cat back into its travel cage and tried to shut the door, but the lock wouldn't catch. Jenna huffed and grabbed some duct tape.
What happened to Jenna's apartment?
Now, break into groups of 4 and practice with another passage.
Jenna was shocked when she opened the door to her apartment. There were rips in the couch, as though someone had run knives down the front of it. A lamp was shattered on the floor. Some picture frames were hanging crookedly, some had fallen off the wall and the door to her cat's travel cage was open. Not only that, but the door to the birdcage was swinging back and forth and there were feathers on the floor. She could have sworn she had locked her cat in the cage before leaving for work. At first Jenna thought it might be burglars. "Oh no," she thought. "Someone broke into my apartment, trashed the place and stole my cat." Then she heard the cat meowing in her bedroom. She ran to the bedroom and saw the cat patting one of Jenna's shoes with its claws. "That's it!" Jenna yelled. "I'm done with this." She threw the cat back into its travel cage and tried to shut the door, but the lock wouldn't catch. Jenna huffed and grabbed some duct tape.
What happened to Jenna's apartment?
Now, break into groups of 4 and practice with another passage.