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Now Supercat and Jane are working together.

Jane understands that she can do good things without having superpower.

Our last word for today is to do good things. Actually, this is our last expression for this vocabulary lesson do good things. Do good thingsmeans to help or to be of use. Jane can help people without having superpower. She can be of use. She can help people to feel safe and peaceful in the town. Jane understands that she can do good things without having superpower. In other words, you don’t need to have superpower to help other people to have happy and peaceful lives.

This is the end of the vocabulary lesson for our first story “Supercat”.

Listen to the vocabulary lesson one or two times a day. It will help you to understand the story better. It will help you to use the words correctly. And it will certainly help you to speak better.

What do you do next? Next you have your bonus lesson, where I tell the same story but in the past tense. Go get it.

Hello my superstar English student! This is Alex and this is your bonus lesson. In this lesson I am going to tell you the exact same story but in the past tense. We are going back. Imagine! See in your head it was five years ago. Just listen and enjoy the story!

Five years ago there wasa cat. Her name wasJane. Jane hadblue eyes and she wasgrey. She wantedto be like Superсat, because Superсat washer heroine.

What didSupercat look like?

Superсat hadsuper-green eyes and she waspurple.

Jane wantedto be just like Superсat.

Jane wantedto jump and run like Superсat.

She wantedto walk and talk like Superсat.

And of course, she wantedto dress like Superсat.

Every day she woreSuperсat outfit.

One day Jane waswalking along the street. And she sawraccoons robbing a jewelry shop. She ranto the jewelry shop. And she caughtthe raccoons. Suddenly Supercat appeared. She helpedJane bring the raccoons to the police station. Then Supercat and Jane wereworking together.

Jane understoodthat she coulddo good things without having superpower.

This is the end of the story. Listen to the story as many times as you can. And remember that it was five years ago. It was in the past. The next lesson is the mini-story lesson. See you there.

Hello, my superstar student! This is Alex – your English teacher. Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Mini-story for “Superсat”. Here I am going to ask the story. You listen and enjoy. You may answer the questions, if you like. Let’s get started.

There was a cat. Her name was Jane.

Was there a cat or was there a dog?

There was a cat. There was no dog. So there was a cat.

What was her name?

Right! Her name was Jane.

Jane had blue eyes and she was grey.

Did Jane have blue or yellow eyes?

Blue. Jane had blue eyes.

Who had blue eyes?

Jane. Jane had blue eyes.

What colour was Jane? Yellow?

No, not yellow. Jane was grey. And she wanted to be

like Supercat, because Supercat was her heroine.

What did Jane want to be like?

She wanted to be like Superсat.

Why did Jane want to be like Supercat?

Because Superсat was her heroine. Jane wanted to be

like Supercat, because Supercat was her heroine.

Was Supercat her sister?

No, she wasn’t her sister. Supercat was her heroine.

What did Supercat look like?

Superсat had super-green eyes and she was purple.

Who was purple? Jane?

No, not Jane. Jane was greу, but Supercat was purple.

Did Supercat have super-green eyes?

Yes, she did. Supercat had super-green eyes.

Her eyes were very, very, very green.

Who wanted to be just like Supercat?

Jane. Jane wanted to be just like Superсat.

Why?

Because Supercat was her heroine. And Jane wanted to be

just like Supercat.

Did Jane want to look like Supercat?

Yes, she did.

Did Jane want to run and jump like Supercat?

Yes, she did. Jane wanted to jump and run like Supercat.

Did Jane want to walk and talk like Supercat?

Yes, she did. Jane wanted to walk and she wanted to talk

like Supercat.

Did Jane want to dress like Supercat?

Yes, of course. She wanted to dress like Supercat.

She wanted to wear clothes exactly like Supercat did.

Why did Jane want to run and jump, to talk and

walk and dress like Supercat?

Because Supercat was her heroine. And because she

wanted to be just like Supercat. Exactly like Supercat.

Just like Supercat.

What did Jane wear every day? Remember?

Right! She wore Supercat outfit. Every day Jane wore

Superсat outfit (a special set of clothes).

Did Jane wear Supercat outfit or did Jane wear

Superman outfit?

No, not Superman outfit. Jane wore Supercat outfit.

One day Jane was walking along the street.

Who was walking along the street one day? Supercat?

No, not Supercat. Jane. Jane was walking along the street.

And what did she see?

She saw raccoons robbing a jewelry shop.

Who saw raccoons robbing a jewelry shop?

Jane did. Jane saw raccoons robbing a jewelry shop.

Did Jane see raccoons taking jewelries from

the shop illegally?

Yes, exactly. She saw raccoons taking jewelries from

the shop illegally. Jane saw raccoons robbing a jewelry

shop.

Were the raccoons dancing when Jane saw them?

No, they were not dancing.

What were the raccoons doing when Jane saw them?

They were robbing a jewelry shop. Jane ran to the

jewelry shop. She caught the raccoons.

Where did Jane run to?

She ran to the jewelry shop.

Who did Jane catch?

The raccoons. She caught the raccoons. Jane ran to the

jewelry shop and she caught the raccoons.

What happened when Jane caught the raccoons?

When Jane caught the raccoons, suddenly Supercat

appeared.

Who suddenly appeared?

Supercat. Suddenly Supercat appeared. Wow!

And what did Supercat do?

Supercat helped Jane bring the raccoons to the

police station.

Did Supercat help Jane take the raccoons to the

police station?

Yes, exactly. Supercat helped Jane take the raccoons

to the police station. Supercat helped Jane bring the

raccoons to the police station.

Who helped Jane bring the raccoons to the

police station?

Supercat did. Supercat helped Jane bring the raccoons

to the police station.

Then Supercat and Jane were working together, right?