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Mrs. Frisby takes a journey to see the owl. Listen and follow along. Send me a message for your free pdf copy of this book. **Vocabulary with definitions and audio for this book are located under my vocabulary sets** The Owl Jeremy appeared as promised when the last thumbnail of sun winked out over the mountains beyond the meadow. Mrs Frisby was waiting, her heart pounding in her ears, and three of the children were there to watch — Teresa and Martin standing beside their mother, and Cynthia, who was afraid of the crow, just a pair of round eyes peering out of the round doorway. Timothy was down below, taking a nap, and had not been told about the expedition lest he worry and blame himself for the risk his mother must take. (Indeed, the words Moving Day had not been mentioned in his presence.) Even to the other children Mrs Frisby had explained only a part of the problem; that is, she had not told them that there were only five days left, nor anything about Mr Fitzgibbon and the tractor. She did not want to worry them, either. Jeremy landed with a swoosh — a bit dramatically, perhaps — and nodded at the children and Mr. Frisby. ‘Hello,’ he said. ‘Here I am.’ Mrs Frisby introduced Martin and Teresa (and Cynthia’s eyes). Martin, who wished he were going on the trip himself, asked Jeremy in excitement: ‘How high can you fly?’ ‘Oh, I don’t know exactly,’ Jeremy said. ‘A couple of miles, I suppose.’ ‘Mother, did you hear? You’ll be two miles up in the air.’ ‘Martin, it won’t be necessary to go so high on this trip.’ Jeremy said cheerfully: ‘No, but I can, if you’d like.’ ‘No, thank you. I wouldn’t think of your taking the trouble.’ She was trying hard to hide her terror, and Martin had not helped matters at all. But Jeremy suddenly saw that she was trembling and realized that she must be afraid. ‘It’s all right,’ he said kindly. ‘There’s nothing to be nervous about. I fly over the woods a dozen times a day.

Learning English has been quite a journey for me, I have really enjoyed studying the language, and although there are times when I feel stuck, I can pick up the momentum and start again, there is always something new to learn. I would like to read the best tips for learning English proper expressions, idioms or slang, thank you!

"To travel abroad, you must ______ a visa from the embassy before your departure." a) lose b) borrow c) obtain d) ignore

I found some clothes that I had bought a long time ago but had never worn, and when I tried them on, I found that I had bought them about 10 years ago, but when I put them on, they fit perfectly and I felt like I had gained a lot.

I went to bed very late last night, so I had trouble waking up this morning. I almost arrived late to my university class. The weather was sunny in the morning, but I heard it might rain later today. That is a little disappointing. Tonight, I will go out and have drinks with my friends. It should be fun!

Hello. Today is the first day of July in Japan. It is very hot. Even the air feels hot. My house and university are cool because of the air conditioner, but it is so hot outside that the temperature difference might make me feel sick. I feel tired and have no energy. I always bring a handheld fan, but I want to buy more cooling items.

I used to like summer b/c I can do some outdoor sprots like swimming. Please join me to do more practice after class，I am willing for any kind of subject to talk…