UNIT - 6 : This is Jody’s Fawn English - UNIT - 6 : This is Jody’s Fawn

They turned their heads on their long scrawny necks.

It might take me a long time to find the fawn.

We used the doe's liver to draw out the poison and save Pa.

His mother was pouring coffee for everyone.

I can never forget them.

'Cruelty to Animals'

Write a letter to your friend describing how much you and your familY members love your pet. Also mention how much care you take of it.

His arms began _____________________ (ache) and _____________________ (force) to stop again. When he he walked on, the fawn _____________________ (follow) him at once.

(found, meeting. disappointment, unwilling, endure, dead)
Suddenly Jody was _____________________ to have Mill-wheel with him. If the fawn was _____________________ or could not be _____________________ he could not have his _____________________ seen. And if the fawn was there, the _____________________ would be so lovely and so secret that he could not _____________________ to share it.

(right. world, ungrateful, free, starve, nothing)
"Pa says it would be _____________________ to leave it _____________________ ." Doc Wilson said. "That's _____________________ _____________________ in the _____________________ comes quite _____________________ to Ma'am. The boy's right and his daddy's right."

I was light-headed hearing her problem. (greatly relaxed, terribly confused, feeling helpless)

This has no bearing on anything that will happen today. (surety for, relevance to. doubt about)

The apology of that poor man got me hemmed in. (caught me into a tight situation to refuse, irritated me a lot. led me to take an undesired step)

Always try to keep your head when others are panicking. (be happy, feel merciful, remain calm and sensible)

I had a close shave this morning when a speeding car unexpectedly swerved Into my lane. (shaving with great care, narrow escape, great experience)

A light convulsion passed over it but it did not stir. (Use Even though'.)

Leave me off right here. (Make request in Question.)

If the fawn was dead, he could not have his disappointment seen. (Use 'unless'.)

Mill-wheel mounted his horse and pulled Jody up behind him. (Turn into Simple.)

Nothing in the world comes quite free. (Turn into Affirmative.)

"Boy, you've got me hemmed in."
"It won't take much to raise it. Pa. It'll soon start eating leaves and acorns."
"You are smarter than boys of your age."
"We took its mother, and it wasn't to blame."

Jody said, "How are you feeling. Pa?"
"Just fine”, son.
“Old Death has gone thieving elsewhere. But wasn't it a close shave !"
"I agree.”
Penny said, "I'm proud of you, boy, the way you kept your head and did what was needed."