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About famous writer Robert Louis Stevenson
And his famous book Treasure Island
Have you ever read book written by him?
Or maybe you watch a film?
Do you remember who John Silver was remain
solely
bloodthirsty
rugged
settle
restless
flash of inspiration
contribute
germ of
villain
artificial wooden leg
inventiveness
THE TRUE STORY OF TREASURE ISLAND
Treasure Island is one of the best known and most loved children's adventure stories. It (1) (be)
first published in 1S83 but remains popular to this day.
People (2) (think) that the story was solely the
work of Stevenson's imagination, but recent research has uncovered the true origin of this thrilling tale of hidden treasure and bloodthirsty pirates.
Treasure Island's author, Robert Louis Stevenson,
(3) (be) a Scotsman born in Edinburgh in 1850.
Although he (4) (live) abroad for many years, in
1881 he returned to the land of his birth for a holiday.
With him (5) (be) his American wife Fanny,
whom he (6) (meet) five years earlier in France, and his stepchildren from Fanny's
first marriage. The location of their holiday was Braemar in the rugged Scottish Highlands.
The family soon settled into a relaxing routine. Each morning Stevenson (7)
(get up) early and take them out for long walks over the hills. They (8) (enjoy)
this for several days when the weather suddenly took a turn for the worse. Trapped
indoors by the heavy rain, Robert's twelve-year-old stepson, Lloyd, (9) (become)
increasingly bored and restless. Desperate to keep the boy amused, Robert
(10) (get out) some drawing paper and asked the boy to do some painting.
After he (11) (paint) for several hours the boy (12) (return) to his
stepfather with a beautiful coloured map of a tropical island. Robert noticed that his
stepson (13) :.... (draw) a large cross in the middle of the island. 'What's that?' he
asked. 'That's the buried treasure,' said the boy. The thirty-one-year-old author suddenly
had a flash of inspiration. He (14) (recently ask) to contribute stories to a
children's magazine published by his friend W E Henley and he (15) (begin) to see
the germ of an adventure story in the boy's picture. While the rain (16) (beat
down) on the roof of his rented holiday cottage the author (17) (sit down) by the
fire to write a story. He would make the hero a twelve-year-old boy, just like his own stepson. But who would be the villain of the piece?
For the last four years Henley (18) (publish) Robert's stories in his magazine,
and the two had become good friends. But there was something unusual about Henley;
as a young man one of his legs (19) (amputate) and he walked around with the
aid of an artificial wooden leg. Robert (20) (always want) to include such a
character in a story and thus Long John Silver, the pirate with a wooden leg, was born.
So, thanks to a rainy September in Scotland, a publisher with a wooden leg, and the inventiveness of a twelve-year-old American boy, we have one of the greatest adventure stories in the English language.
It (1) (be)
first published in 1S83 but remains popular to this day
People (2) (think) that the story was solely the
work of Stevenson's imagination
Robert Louis Stevenson,
(3) (be) a Scotsman born in Edinburgh in 1850
Although he (4) (live) abroad for many years
With him (5) (be) his American wife Fanny
whom he (6) (meet) five years earlier in France
Each morning Stevenson (7)
(get up)
They (8) (enjoy)
this for several days when the weather suddenly took a turn for the worse
Lloyd, (9) (become)
increasingly bored and restless
Robert
(10) (get out) some drawing paper and asked the boy to do some painting After he (11) (paint) for several hours the boy
(12) (return) to his
stepfather with a beautiful coloured map of a tropical island.
Robert noticed that his
stepson (13) :.... (draw) a large cross in the middle of the island
He (14) (recently ask) to contribute stories to a
children's magazine published by his friend W E Henley
and he (15) (begin) to see
the germ of an adventure story in the boy's picture.
While the rain (16) (beat
down) on the roof of his rented holiday cottage
the author (17) (sit down) by the
fire to write a story
For the last four years Henley (18) (publish) Robert's stories in his magazine
. But there was something unusual about Henley;
as a young man one of his legs (19) (amputate) and he walked around with the
aid of an artificial wooden leg
Robert (20) (always want) to include such a
character in a story and thus Long John Silver, the pirate with a wooden leg, was born Past Simple(completed actions in past)Past Perfect(action before other action in the past or before main time in story)Past Continuous (actions in progress over a period of time in the past)Past perfect continuous (longer action which continued and finished up to main time in the past)Passive voice(when action itself more important than who does it or we don’t know who did it or it’s obvious) The list is blank so far! Check yourself! Good luck! 1 was (past simple)
2. thought (past simple)
3. was (past simple)
4 used to live/lived (past simple)
5. was (past simple)
6 had met (past perfect)
7 got up (past simple)
8 were enjoying (past continuous)
9 became (past simple)
10 got out (past simple)
11 had been painting (past perfect continuous)
12 returned (past simple)
13 had drawn (past perfect)
14 had recently been asked (past perfect/passive)
15 began (past simple)
16 was beating (past continuous)
17 sat down (past simple)
18 had been publishing (past perfect continuous)
19 was amputated (past simple/passive)
20 always wanted (past simple) 1. Is John Silver fiction character or real one?
2. Was R.L.Stevenson Englishman?
3. Was his wife originaly from France?
4. Where did Stevenson come for holiday from?
5. Was the weather there perfect all time?
6. What did Stevenson do every morning there?
7. How old was his stepson?
8. How did Stevenson's stepson feel being trapped indoors by heavy rain?
9. What did his stepson draw?
10. Who(what) was Henly?
11. What was unusual about Henley? Write your home work, please: You can find my presentation with audio podcast 'Treasure island' on following web address: http://www.slideboom.com/my_presentations http://www.authorstream.com/MyUploaded-Presentations http://www.slideboom.com/my_presentationhttp://www.authorstream.com/MyUploaded-Presentationshttp://www.history-illustrated.ru/illustrations.php?category=194http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/27780http://www.alleng.ru/d/engl_en/eng012.htmИспользуемая литература:Advanced Learners’ Grammar. Mark Foley/Diane Hall