UNIT - 2 : The Tsunami English - UNIT - 2 : The Tsunami

"The _____________________ (swell) and kept coming in," Penny Smith _____________________ (remember). "The beach was getting smaller and smaller. I _____________________ (not + know) what was happening."

Almas saw a log of wood _____________________ (float). She climbed on to it. Then she fainted. When she _____________________ (wake) up, she was in a hospital in Kamorta. From there she _____________________ (bring) to Port Blair.

(foam, shown, whirlpools, caused, slowly, hit)
Tilly saw the sea. _____________________ rise, and start to _____________________ bubble and form _____________________ She remembered that she had seen this in class in a video. of a tsunami that had _____________________ the Hawaiian islands in 1946. Her geography teacher had _____________________ her class the video, and told them that tsunamis can be _____________________ by earthquakes, volcanoes and landslides.

(forewarned, terrifying. Thanks. entire, back, later)
_____________________ met other tourists who families. The Smiths had lost _____________________ _____________________ to Tilly and her geography lesson, they had been Tilly went _____________________ _____________________ to her school in England and told her classmates her _____________________ tale.

We were a little late leaving the house, but we're on our way! (at a long distance, in the process of travelling, quite near)

The actor says he has been in a daze following the overwhelming positive reaction to his latest film. (greatly pleased, quite upset, in a confused state of mind)

She was considered a strong contender to win the local election, but she backed out at the last minute. (got discouraged, withdrew, enrolled again)

Then the family rushed out of the house. (Turn into Negative.)

Tilly started to scream at her family. to get off the beach. (Use 'so that'.)

I didn't know what was happening. (Turn into Affirmative.)

Then came the first giant wave that swept both of them away. (Make it Simple.)

Seeing my daughter so frightened, I thought something serious must be going on. (Use 'when'.)