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1 ph 8 ph 7 ph 6 Title: The twin sisters Couple - Pareja Cottage Cabaña Road Camino Bread Pan Hand Mano Street Calle Screech Chillido Grasp Agarre Sidewalk Banqueta Garden - Jardin Remains Restos Streak Rayo Wife - Esposa Who Quien Little Pequeño(a) Edge Borde / Orilla Twin Gemelo (a) Both Ambas Busy - Ocupado / Concurrido Loud Fuerte Huge Grande Bloody - Sangriento Same - Mismo(a) Deceased Fallecido Prepositions Across A través de Beside Al lado de Over and over Una y otra vez Phrasal Run over Atropellar Grow up [Grew up] Crecer Come out Aparecer Slip out Escurrirse Unfortunately Desafortunadamente Again Otra vez Tightly Apretadamente Suddenly De repente Live [Lived] Vivir Have [Had] Tener Fight [Fought] Pelear Argue [Argued] Discutir Hate [Hated] Odiar Go Ir Buy Comprar Want Querer Leave Dejar Take [Took]* - Llevar Grasp Agarrar / Apretar Lead [Led]* - Levar/Conducir Twirl Girar rápidamente Sob Sollozar Stain [Stained] Manchar Struggle Forcejear Try Intentar Stand [Stood] Estar de pie Hold [Held] Sostener Die [Died] - Morir There was a married couple who lived in a little cottage, located on the edge of a main road. They had two daughters who were both twin girls. The little girls never fought or argued. They were happy together and hated to be separated. One day, the mother had to go to the shop and buy some milk and bread. She didn t want to leave the girls on their own so she took them with her. Grasping both girls by the hand, the mother led them across the busy road. Unfortunately, the mother had forgotten to look both ways before she crossed the street. Just as they neared the other side, she heard a loud screech and then a horrible sound as her daughters tiny hands were torn out of her grasp. When the mother twirled around to look, she screamed in horror at what she saw and collapsed on the sidewalk. The twin girls had been run over by a huge truck. The bloody remains of the twin girls were splattered across the road. The mother began crying and sobbing hysterically. Try as she might, she couldn t tear her eyes away from the two big streaks of red that stained the road. At the funeral the father tried to comfort his wife, but she was inconsolable. Over and over, she screamed This is all my fault! This is all my fault! Four years later, the mother and father still lived in the same house beside the road where their daughters died. The woman became pregnant again. The couple was surprised when the doctors told them that they would be having twins again. The parents were happy when their two little girls were born. This happy event caused the mother to forget the tragedy of the past. As the twin girls grew up, their mother and father were careful never to mention the previous children. They acted as if the deceased girls had never existed. One day, the two little twin girls were playing in the garden. Their mother came out and told them to come with her to the shop. As they stood at the edge of the road, the mother took the hands of the two girls and held them tightly. Suddenly, as the mother began walking across the road, the girls began to struggle and tried to slip out of their mother s grasp. No, Mommy! Don t hold us! cried the twin girls in unison. We don t want to die again!

2 Title: The clown doll Girl - Niña Doll Muñeca (o) Room Habitación Parents - Padres Reward Recompensa Grade Calificación Promise Promesa Toy store Jugueteria Clown Payaso Teeth Dientes Hand - Mano Finger Dedo Owner Dueño Blood Sangre Throat Garganta New Nuevo (a) Big - Grande Sharp Afilado Worried Preocupado (a) Dead Muerto(a) Possesive Her Su (de ella) Object Her (a) Ella Name [Named] Nombrar / LLamar Love [Loved] Amar Collect [Collected] Coleccionar Do Hacer Offer Ofrecer Bring [Brought] Traer Listen [Listened] Escuchar Study [Studied] Estudiar Begin [Began] - Empezar Get Obtener / Ponerse Keep [Kept] Mantener Have [Had] Tener Want [Wanted] Querer Agree [Agreed] Acordar/Estar de acuerdo Sell Vender Leave [Left] Dejar / Salir Warn [Warned] Advertir /Prevenir Say [Said] - Decir Sleep Dormir Call [Called] Llamar Go Ir Find [Found] Encontrar Cover [Covered] Cubrir Cut [Cut] - Cortar There was a 7-year old girl named Molly who loved dolls very much. She collected them in her room. Molly was doing badly in school, so her parents decided to offer her a new doll as a reward if she brought her grades up. Molly listened and she studied so hard, she even began to get straight As in school. Her parents kept their promise, and her mom took Molly to the toy store to buy a new doll. In the store, Molly saw a creepy clown doll with yellow eyes and big sharp teeth. The clown had one hand with three fingers sticking up. Molly decided that this was the doll she wanted. Her mom didn t like it, but she agreed. The store owner didn t want to sell them the doll at first. Eventually, Molly s mother offered him $100 for the doll. He agreed to sell it. Before they left the store, he warned Molly s mother not to leave her alone with the doll. They didn t listen to. At home, Molly s parents said goodnight and left her in her room to sleep with the doll. The next morning, her mother called out for her to go and get her breakfast. After a few minutes, she got worried and went to check on Molly. Molly s mother was shocked when she found her dead body in the room, covered in blood. Her throat had been cut and her eyes were poked out. The clown doll now had four fingers sticking up.

3 Title: The girl in the mask Parents Padres Babysitter Niñera Dinner Cena Dessert Postre Basement Sotano Stair - Escalera Bowl Tazón Syrup Jarabe Mask - Mascara Teeth Dientes Knife Cuchillo Hand Mano Cherry Cereza Throat Garganta Mirror - Espejo Sharp Afilado Creepy - Horripilante Who Quien Again Otra vez Phrasal Go back [Went back] Regresar Get out Salir Go out Salir Go down [Went down] Bajar Look out Mirar por afuera/tener cuidado Name [Named] Nombrar/LLamar Live [Lived] Vivir Find [Found] Encontrar Give [Gave] Dar Leave [Left] Dejar Ask [Asked]* - Pedir Agree [Agreed] Acordar/Estar de acuerdo Search [Searched] Buscar Notice [Noticed] Notar/Observar Want [Wanted] - Querer Get [Got] Obtener See [Saw] Ver Have [Had] - Tener Arrive [Arrived] Llegar Cut [Cut] - Cortar Call [Called] Llamar Wait [Waited] Esperar Tell [Told] - Decir There was a 6-year old little girl named Holly who lived with her parents. Her parents decided to go out to celebrate their anniversary, so they found a babysitter for their daughter. The babysitter, named Jessica, arrived to take care of Holly. The parents gave her their phone numbers and left the two girls alone in the house. Holly asked Jessica for some ice cream. Jessica agreed and went down to the basement to get it. As Jessica searched through the freezer, she noticed a little girl at the window. She went back upstairs and gave Holly her ice cream. Holly wanted chocolate syrup on her ice cream, so Jessica went to the basement once more to get it. Again, she saw the little girl. This time, she noticed the girl had on a creepy red and black mask with sharp teeth on it. Jessica went back up the stairs and returned to Holly. Holly asked for sprinkles on her ice cream, so Jessica had to return to the basement another time. When she looked out the window and at the little girl with the mask, she noticed she had a knife in her hand. Jessica got nervous and went back up the stairs. Holly now wanted a cherry for her ice cream. When Jessica arrived at the basement, she saw that the little girl wasn t there anymore. Jessica was relieved, and she returned upstairs. When she got there, Jessica saw Holly dead on the table. Her throat had been cut. Jessica called the police and waited for them and Holly s parents to arrive. When the parents got to the house, Jessica explained and apologized to them. She told them about the little girl in the basement window and the knife she had. When she finished, the parents told Jessica that it was impossible. There were no windows in the basement only a mirror.

4 h 1 Title: The wolf painting High school Escuela secundaria Sophomore Segundo año de estudiante Gift Regalo Poetry - Poesia Werewolf Hombre lobo Cute Linda Confident Segura Before Antes Unfortunately Desafortunadamente Afterwards - Despues Ladies man Mujeriego She was in love Se enamoro Phrasal verb Break up [Broke up] Romper la relación Move away [Moved away] - Alejarse Meet [Met] Conocer Name [Named] Nombrar/LLamar Make [Made] Hacer Keep [Kept] Mantener/Guardar Ask [Asked] Pedir Give Dar Get [Got] - Obtener Leave [Left] - Dejar Seem [Seemed] Parecer Say [Said] Decir Love [Loved] Amar Hang [Hung] Colgar Go [Went] - Ir My friend Brandon was a ladies man in South Carolina high school. During our sophomore year, he met a new girl named Gracie. She was cute and made some amazing art, which she kept in her portfolio. He immediately asked her out. Soon enough, Gracie was always with Brandon. She was in love. She would give him gifts like art and poetry every day. Brandon wasn t very interested, so after a while, he broke up with her and got a new girlfriend. Gracie s heart was broken. Her art got darker and eventually she left school. She returned after two years, and she seemed different. She was happier and more confident. Brandon asked her out on a date and she said no. Finally, she did, however, give Brandon a new painting. The painting was of a very realistic werewolf. Brandon loved it and he hung it up in his bedroom. One day, I went to Brandon s house, but the police were there. I got the terrible news that Brandon had been killed by what the police thought was a wild animal. There was no body or animal found in the room only blood. Everybody was very sad about the news, except for Gracie. She didn t seem surprised or upset. She moved away with her family soon after that.

5 ph 9 ph 8 ph 7 ph 6 ph 5 Title: Bloody Mary Cottage Cabaña Folks Gente Town Ciudad Witch - Bruja Cow Vaca Thing Cosa Neighbor Vecino Village Aldea / Pueblo Woods Bosque Barn Granero Sign - Señal Soul Alma Knowledge Conocimiento Proof Prueba Miller Molinero Wife Esposa Toothache Dolor de muela Shout Grito Townsman Habitante de la ciudad Oak Fresno Wand - Varita Spell - Hechizo Gun Arma Pitchfork Horca Bullet Bala Hip Cadera Field Campo Bonfire Hoguera Stake Estaca Curse Maldición Villager Aldeano Grave Tumba Blood Sangre Mirror - Espejo Anyone - Cualquiera Tiny Diminuto(a) Nearby Cercano(a) Little Pequeño Missing Desaparecido(a) Few Poco Brave Valiente Haggard Demacrada Young Joven Suspicious Desconfiado Enchanted Encantada Frantic Frenetico Sharp-eyed Perspicaz Unearthly Sobrenatural For a living Para ganarse la vida One by one Una por una Phrasal Find out Descubrir Run away - Huir Even Incluso Still A pesar de Suddenly De repente Dare Atreverse Deny Negar Glow Brillar Grab Agarrar Chant Cantar Summon Invocar Tear Rasgar / Desgarrar Rip Rasgar Conjunction But - Pero She lived in the forest in a tiny cottage and sold herbal remedies for a living. The folks who live in the town nearby called her Bloody Mary, and said she was a witch. No one dared cross the forest for fear that their cows would die, their children would get sick of fever, or any number of terrible things that an angry witch could do to her neighbors. Then the little girls in the village began to disappear, one by one. No one could find out where they had gone. The worried families searched the woods, the local buildings, and all the houses and barns, but there was no sign of the missing girls. A few brave souls even went to Bloody Mary's home in the woods to see if the witch had taken the girls, but she denied any knowledge of the disappearances. Still, it was noted that her haggard appearance had changed. She looked younger, more attractive. The neighbors were suspicious, but they could find no proof that the witch had taken their young ones. Then came the night when the daughter of the miller rose from her bed and walked outside, following an enchanted sound no one else could hear. The miller's wife had a toothache and was in the kitchen treating the tooth with an herbal remedy when her daughter left the house. She screamed for her husband and followed the girl out of the door. Together, they tried to stop the girl, but it was impossible. The desperate cries of the miller and his wife woke the neighbors. They came to assist the frantic couple. Suddenly, a sharp-eyed farmer gave a shout and pointed towards a strange light at the edge of the woods. A few townsmen followed him out into the field and saw Bloody Mary standing beside a large oak tree, holding a magic wand that was pointed towards the miller's house. She was glowing with an unearthly light as she set her evil spell upon the miller's daughter. The townsmen grabbed their guns and their pitchforks and ran toward the witch. When she heard the commotion, Bloody Mary broke off her spell and ran away. A farmer had loaded his gun with silver bullets in case the witch ever came after his daughter. Now he took aim and shot at her. The bullet hit Bloody Mary in the hip and she fell to the ground. The angry townsmen carried her back into the field, where they built a huge bonfire and burned her at the stake. As she burned, Bloody Mary screamed a curse at the villagers. If anyone mentioned her name aloud before a mirror, she would send her spirit to revenge herself upon them for her terrible death. When she was dead, the villagers went to the house in the wood and found the unmarked graves of the little girls who the evil witch had murdered. She had used their blood to make her young again.