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Write five positive and five negative things about Mrs and Mr Twit.

Five positive:

They make fun with each other.

They Laugh at each other

They act like small kids

They eat dinner together

They are nasty together

Five Negative:

They're nasty.

Sometimes they maybe do too much fun with each other.

They're both evil.

They go often over the line

It's only one of them there think it's funny, we think it's supposed to be fun for both parts.

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1. Mr. Twit could put big, thick and nasty spiders into Mrs. Twit's cup of tea.

2. Mr. Twit could put small mice under Mrs. Twit's quilt.

3. Mr. Twit could buy a fake skeleton and bury it in the garden. Then he could tell Mrs. Twit to do the garden, and then she would find it and get scared.

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The next day= dagen efter

To pay mister twit back= for at gengælde mr Twit

To dig up some worms= at grave nogle orme op

At twelve`o clock = kl 12

At twelve´o clock she cocked spaghetti= kl 12 kogte hun spaghetti

The worms diden´t show= man kunne ikke se ormene

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This exercise will give you a chance to see one of the reasons why it doesn't work to translate word for word.

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Mix and match - Match each word in the left hand column with a definition on the right

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Mix and match - Match each word in the left hand column with a definition on the right

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1. Tasty - Delicious

2. Scare - Frighten

3. Distinctly - Clearly

4. Flavour - Taste

5. Pleasure - Enjoyment

6. Nasty - Evil

7. Twist - Turn around

8. Sneak - Walk quitely

9. Ordinary - Common