Allegedly... A small plane crashed into a tower with electrical cables, near a small village in Maryland, USA. https://twitter.com/mcfrsPIO/status/1597007017863806977?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1597007017863806977%7Ctwgr%5E948b991c6f5ac35f5dcba36217dfd4b5c4c1896d%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.zerohedge.com%2Fpolitical%2Fplane-crashes-high-voltage-power-lines-leaving-120000-without-power-maryland Two people were on the plane, a pilot Mr Merkle (65 years old) and Mr Williams (66). They were safe in the plane. Nobody was hurt. The two people talked to the rescue team on their … Continue reading L-1: Small Plane Crashed into Electrical Cables
L-2: Dialogues 13
'I think we will finish this in one or two hours.' 'Well, I will need to go in about ten minutes.' 'But we need to finish this thing today.' 'I understand that. But I'm not staying here any longer. I need to leave shortly.' 'Why can't you stay longer?' 'Because.' 'Because what?' 'Because I have … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 13
L-3: The Last Painting
An elderly woman was sitting on the tram when a man got on and took a seat opposite her. He had long gray hair and he was wearing a light-blue jacket with a black scarf around his neck. He put a large plastic bag on the empty seat next to him. In the bag, there … Continue reading L-3: The Last Painting
L-2: In the Doorway
They knocked on the door and waited. For a while nothing happened. blog / L-2: In the Doorway Just when one of the two men was lifting his hand to knock on the door again, it suddenly opened. 'Gentlemen, I am happy to see that you decided to accept my invitation,' said the man standing … Continue reading L-2: In the Doorway
L-1: The Mayor’s Son
The hospital was crowded with people. Everybody heard the news: John Richardson, the mayor's son, was dead. The corridor was full of John's relatives. His wife was there with their children. John's sister and his mother came, too. His father called the hospital, but he didn't come. Everybody was sad. John was very popular. Many … Continue reading L-1: The Mayor’s Son
L-3: In the Middle of the Lake
The midnight moon was throwing its reflection on the surface of the lake. It was quiet everywhere. The whole world was sleeping, only the nocturnal animals were out and on the hunt. a lake lit by moonlight / blog: L-3: In the Middle of the Lake In the silence of the night, there could be … Continue reading L-3: In the Middle of the Lake
L-1: Dialogues 18
'You look tired!' 'I am tired.' 'Why are you tired? When did you get up?' 'I got up at 6:30 as usual. But that's not the reason why I am tired.' 'So why are you tired?' 'I am tired because I didn't sleep well. I was up all night.' 'I went to bed at 10 … Continue reading L-1: Dialogues 18
L-2: In a Quiet Coffee Shop
There weren't many people in the streets. It was freezing cold and everything was hidden under the blanket of fresh snow. This city did not see so much snow for many many years. The traffic was dead because the roads were not cleared. There were no cars, no buses, no motorbikes on the roads. Only … Continue reading L-2: In a Quiet Coffee Shop
L-2: Dialogues 12
'Why are you here so early? The meeting starts at 13:30.' 'I know, but the boss asked me to come earlier.' 'Did he? Do you know why?' 'He wants us to go through the report one last time.' 'That's strange. He never does that.' 'No, he doesn't. I think he is very nervous about this … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 12
L-3: The Second Bottle
The light was off, but the room wasn't dark. The light from the street lamps was flooding the space. A man was sitting in a rocking armchair near the window. He had a landline phone on his lap and the handset pressed against his ear. He was having a call with one of his colleagues … Continue reading L-3: The Second Bottle
Sparrow's English Reader 