ГДЗ по Английскому Языку 11 Класс Модуль 4d Номер 5 Ваулина — Подробные Ответы

Представьте, что вы Том или Бекки. Создайте краткий очерк в дневнике о своем времени в пещере. Прочитайте его своему партнеру.

Sunday
Becky and I stumbled upon the entrance to the cave, and I suggested we go inside. Becky, being the cautious type, hesitated, but after a bit of convincing, she finally stepped in, and that’s when the adventure began.

Monday
Becky hasn’t stopped crying, and I’m starving. I can’t figure out where we went wrong, but that entrance just seemed to disappear, like a shadow in the dark. I can’t let Becky see how scared I am because that’s not what men do. We’ll keep moving forward and hope for the best.

Sunday
Becky and I had been wandering around the forest for a while when we stumbled upon what appeared to be the entrance of a cave. The darkness of the opening looked both mysterious and inviting, so I suggested we go in. Becky, being more cautious and sensible, hesitated at first, unsure whether it was a good idea or not. I could see the doubt in her eyes, and she hesitated to take the first step. However, after a bit of gentle persuasion, I convinced her to come along. I promised we’d be safe, and with one last look at the sunlight outside, she reluctantly stepped forward. And just like that, our adventure began. The air inside the cave was cool and damp, and the sound of our footsteps echoed off the walls, giving the place an eerie feel. But the thrill of discovery was too exciting to turn back now.

Monday
It’s been a rough day. Becky hasn’t stopped crying, her fear taking over every moment. I can see how frightened she is, and it only adds to the tension in the air. As for me, I’m feeling the hunger pangs, my stomach growling louder than her sobs. I can’t help but wonder where we went wrong. The entrance, which seemed so clear yesterday, is now nowhere to be found. It’s as though it vanished without a trace, leaving only the darkness and confusion behind. We’ve been walking in circles for hours, and the cave seems endless. I try to stay strong, to hide the panic that’s starting to rise inside me. Men aren’t supposed to show fear, right? I can’t let Becky see how scared I really am—she needs me to be the strong one. So I keep telling her that everything will be okay, even though I’m not so sure myself. We’ll keep moving forward, step by step, holding onto the hope that we’ll find our way out of this dark, unfamiliar place.