The Farm at Lane's End - Chapter 9

 Key Words

By the way - means incidentally or in passing.  Something that is not connected to the subject being discussed.

A lift is when someone takes you with them in their car.  Would you like a lift to the Women's Institute?  Can I give you a lift home?

To look forward to something means to be happy or excited about something that is going to happen.

What a nerve is to say something or do something you shouldn't do or say.

The lessons are two readings from the Bible read in church.   One from the Old Testament and one from the New Testament.

Listen to the text

Questions

What is Jean cooking for breakfast?

Where and when is Dave meeting cousin Jane?

Who is giving Jean a lift to the Women's Institute?

What must Farmer Ken and Dave repair?

What did Rajeev say in his letter to Jane?

How did Jane react to Rajeev's letter?

Does Jane think she is special?

What makes women happy?

Who did Farmer Ken forget to phone?


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