
This weekend I was driving out of a shopping mall when something terrible happened. A seagull walked in front of my car and stopped. The bird was
dragging its broken wing and couldn't fly. I couldn't drive around it because of my position in the
intersection. Cars piled up behind me as I wondered what to do.
These questions came to me in my moment of
panic:
1. Should I
run over it and
put it out of its misery?
2. Should I wait and hope it will hop out of my way?
3. Should I get out and try to carry it to the side of the road?
4. Should I call animal protection?
5. Should I honk and try to scare it?
In honour of this poor seagull, let's play the game: "What would you do if..."
The rules:
1. Answer the last "what would you do if" question (in comments). (To practise your
if-clauses try to write the whole sentence: "If an injured bird stopped in front of my car, I would..."
2. Write (in comments) a new "what would you do if" question for the next person who stops by.
My question: "
What would you do if an injured bird stepped in front of your car and you couldn't drive around it?"
*Only the first player should answer my question. Other players should answer the last question they find in the comment section. Come back often with new questions!
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English Checker:
dragging (v): pulling something heavy or uncomfortable behind you
intersection (n): a place where cars are crossing in different directions (often has traffic lights)
panic (v): sudden fear
run over (v): to drive over something with a vehicle
put out of misery (v): kill a sick or injured animal so that it doesn't suffer
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