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12 Lost and Found 4 Conversation Abdullah: Mohammed: Abdullah: Mohammed: Abdullah: Mohammed: Abdullah: Mohammed: Abdullah: Mohammed: Abdullah: Mohammed: رابط الدرس الرقمي www.ien.edu.sa Hey, Mohammed. How was your day? Leave me alone. What's eating you? Sorry. I'm just really aggravated. I lost the watch that my parents got me for my graduation. I'm really down in the dumps. I loved that watch. And, of course, my parents are going to hit the roof when they find out. If only I'd been more careful with it. What a shame. Do you know where you left it? If I knew where I left it, then it wouldn't be lost! OK. OK. Don't get bent out of shape. When did you realize it was gone? When I got to work this morning. I looked all over the office and here at home. It seems to have vanished into thin air. And when's the last time you remember seeing it? I was running late this morning. I remember taking the watch off my nightstand and looking at it right before I went into the bathroom to shave. Did you put it on after you looked at it? No. I didn't want it to get wet, so I put it on top of the medicine cabinet. Hold on. Let me take a look... Here it is! Abdullah, you're a genius! Abdullah: I keep trying to tell you that! About the Conversation 1. Why is Mohammed aggravated? 2. When did Mohammed realize that his watch was missing? 3. Where did Mohammed leave his watch? How did he realize this? Real Talk eating = bothering down in the dumps = feeling sad and disappointed hit the roof be very angry bent out of shape = upset, agitated vanished into thin air = disappeared without a trace Your Turn Role-play with a partner. Tell your partner about something you lost. Use phrases from the box to express regret about the thing you lost. Your partner will express understanding and sympathy about the loss. وزارة التعليم Ministry of84ation 2024-1446 Expressing Regret I regret (not) having... I regret verb + -ing... I will/would never do that again! I wish I had(n't)... I'm really annoyed that... I'm sorry I ever... If only I... Looking back, I would have... Expressing Understanding How awful/upsetting that must have been! I know how that feels. I'm sorry that happened. That's too bad. What a shame! MG_03_COMBO_TEXT_2024.indb 184 30/4/24 3:07 AM

5 Listening Listen to two people talking about things they have lost. Then complete the chart. 1. What was lost? 2. How did it get lost? 3. How was it found? 4. How will the person avoid losing it again? David Mariella 6 Pronunciation The h sound is often left out at the beginning of: • the pronouns he, her, him, and his; ⚫the auxiliary verbs have, has, and had. Listen and practice. 1. By the time I came outside to check on him, he was gone. 2. I spent an hour looking for him around the neighborhood, but couldn't find him. 3. It was a woman in one of her classes. 4. The most important thing I have ever lost was my cell phone. 5. She said a woman had found it on the beach. 7 Vocabulary Building A A. You will see the following words in the reading on pages 186 and 187. Match the words with their meanings. accustomed a. someone who determines the value of something b. real c. stuck between two things 1. 2. appraiser 3. astronomer 4. authentic d. used to 5. 6. stumble upon wedged e. find something by chance. f. scientist who studies outer space وزارة التعليم Ministry of Education 2024-1446 B. Check your answers with a partner. If you do not understand the meaning of a word, look it up in a dictionary. MG_03_COMBO_TEXT_2024.indb 185 185 30/4/24 3:07 AM