Christmas is the time of ( happy) but it's not a good time for everyone. Take turkeys, for example. Every year millions of turkeys end up on a dinner table. But not Lofty. Lofty is a (luck) bird. He was born on a (Britain) farm and has spent many (wonder) hours there. One day it was Lofty's time to go to the market. Anyway, he wasn't as (fortunate) as many other turkeys: nobody knows how but Lofty ran away! He ended up in an animal rescue centre. (Lucky) for Lofty, the people in the centre are all vegetarians, so Lofty's future looks bright.
1 a) Does he often (wake) ut at 6 o'clock in the morning? b) Is he ( waking) up now? c) Did he ( wake) up at 9 o'clock yesterday morning? d) Will he ( wake) up early tomorrow? 2. a) Who ( swims) in the river every summer? b) Who ( is swimming) in the river now? c) Who (swam) in the river last summer? d) Who (will swim) in the river next week? 3. a) With whom do they usually ( go) for a walk in the forest? b) With whom are they ( going) for a walk in the forest now? c) With whom did they ( go) for a walk in the forest the day before yesterday? d) With whom will they ( go) for a walk in the forest tomorrow afternoon?
Christmas is the time of ( happy) but it's not a good time for everyone. Take turkeys, for example. Every year millions of turkeys end up on a dinner table. But not Lofty. Lofty is a (luck) bird. He was born on a (Britain) farm and has spent many (wonder) hours there. One day it was Lofty's time to go to the market. Anyway, he wasn't as (fortunate) as many other turkeys: nobody knows how but Lofty ran away! He ended up in an animal rescue centre. (Lucky) for Lofty, the people in the centre are all vegetarians, so Lofty's future looks bright.
Good job!