L0: Oxford Bookworms – Drive into danger

Jan 022014

‘I can drive a truck,’ says Kim on her first day at work in the office. When Kim’s passenger Andy finds something strange under the truck things get dangerous – very dangerous.

Rosemary Border: Drive into danger

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Vocabulary
cafe – a place where people can eat and drink
coffee – a hot drink
danger – something that can hurt you or get you into trouble
dirty – you need to have a bath when you are dirty
drug – something that some people take to make them feel happy or sleepy
entrance – the way into somewhere
fall – go down suddenly
ferry – a way of getting cars and trucks across the sea
follow – go after
gun – something that shoots and kills people
jump – move quickly or suddenly
licence – you need this paper before you can drive a car
motorway – a big road where you can drive fast
oil – a liquid that helps cars and trucks move
overnight bag – a bag with sleeping and washing things
passport – you need this book to travel outside your country
throw – move your arm quickly to send something through the air
truck stop – a place where trucks stop and their drivers eat and drink
wine – an adult drink made from fruit