Chapter 21

The Farm at Lane's End is the story of English country life.  Farmer Ken, his wife Jean, and their son Dave.   For the characters in this story, please click here 

Chapter 21 - Key words or phrases,-

I hav.en't a clue, this means I have no idea. I haven't a clue what she's talking about.

Worth a try means it would be a good idea to do it.  It might work.

According to - this tells us what someone has written or said.  According to Andy, tourism would be good for the village.  

A sly old fox is a clever or cunning old man.

To count us in mens to include us.  That's a great idea!  Count us in.


Questions -

What is Andy's plan for Tootenhoe?

What would Andy like Ken to do?

Would the cycle track be near the river or near the house?

Where would the cycle track start and finish?

Who owns the tea shop at the start and finish of the cycle track? 

Why is Andy a sly old fox?

How will the cycle track help Andy?

What does Jean want to sell on her stand?

What advantages will the cycle track have for the village?

What do you think of Andy's plan?

 




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