What adjectives has the writer used to describe the following?
mood • concrete • rumble • darkness • night • voices • lights
Trapped!
It was raining heavily yesterday evening as I was walking to work. I reached the building and, as usual, I went up to the security office and changed into my uniform. I was in a good mood and I figured that I could easily finish my first patrol before 9 pm.
I had only just begun my security patrol when there was a terrible rumble, like thunder, and the building literally started to collapse around me. I remember falling and then I was lying on cold concrete in total darkness.
I was trapped. I started to shout frantically but I realised it was useless. That turned into the longest night of my life. It seemed like an eternity before I heard faint voices above me. I shouted for help. A man shouted back, “Where are you?” “Here, here!” I yelled at the top of my voice. “Don’t panic – we’ll get you out of there,” he called.
When a chunk of debris was moved and I saw the dim lights, I knew I would be safe. As the rescuer climbed down carefully and pulled me out, I felt relieved. Although my leg was hurting terribly, I was happy to be safe and sound.
Находим каждое существительное в рассказе и выписываем его определение.
Mood: in a good mood в абзаце
Concrete: cold concrete в абзаце
Rumble: a terrible rumble в абзаце
Darkness: total darkness в абзаце
Night: the longest night of my life в абзаце
Voices: faint voices в абзаце
Lights: dim lights в абзаце
Mood — good: a good mood.
Concrete — cold: cold concrete.
Rumble — terrible: a terrible rumble.
Darkness — total: total darkness.
Night — longest: the longest night of my life.
Voices — faint: faint voices.
Lights — dim: dim lights.
