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6f Vocabulary 1 a) Fill in: pavement, limestone, manhole, hidden, human, winding. 1 human skulls 2 hidden entrances 3 manhole covers 4 pavement cafes 5 winding staircase 6 limestone quarries b) Complete the sentences using some of the phrases from Ex. 1a). 1 It's nice to sit outside at a pavement cafe. 2 There are many hidden entrances to the catacombs that few people know about. 3 We descended a winding staircase into a dimly lit room. 4 Manhole covers on the streets lead to the city’s underground drainage system. 2 Complete the text with: sinister, bustling, decomposing, transformed, inscriptions, dungeons. A dark place in history In the 1) bustling city of Wakefield, Yorkshire lies a castle with a dark and 2) sinister past. The castle Pontefract dates back to the 11th century and is famous for its intricate network of 3) dungeons where thousands of prisoners were kept over the years, including King Richard II. The 4) inscriptions on the walls tell of prisoners’ names and dates. Built on a cemetery, the castle’s underground chambers smell of 5) decomposing bodies and death. During the English Civil War, supporters of the king 6) transformed the prison cells into a storage for military equipment. Today visitors can wander the ruins of this once magnificent castle and discover its menacing history. 3 Fill in: conjured, creeping, stacked, caved, carved, infested, emerged, strolling. 1 The underground room was infested with rats. 2 Thinking about the catacombs conjured up images of skulls and death. 3 As we emerged into the daylight, I felt relieved to leave the cave behind. 4 We were creeping along the dark passageway, afraid of what was ahead. 5 The theatre’s seats were carved out of marble. 6 Large rocks were neatly stacked to form the walls of the room. 7 We often go strolling alongside the river on a Sunday morning. 8 The roof caved in and destroyed the inside of the house. Grammar 4 Rewrite the sentences beginning with the words given. 1 Parisians don't go very often into the catacombs. Rarely do Parisians go into the catacombs. 2 Maria didn't know she would spend her first day in Paris visiting the city's underground tunnels. Little did Maria know that she would spend her first day in Paris visiting the city's underground tunnels. 3 She toured the catacombs and she also saw a film in a cinema there. Not only did she tour the catacombs but she also saw a film in a cinema there. 4 We had never seen such a scary place. Never before had we seen such a scary place. 5 If I had known about the catacombs, I would have gone. Had I known about the catacombs, I would have gone. 6 She will never visit the catacombs due to her claustrophobia. Under no circumstances will she ever visit the catacombs due to her claustrophobia. 7 They had just entered the dark cave when their torch burnt out. No sooner had they entered the dark cave than their torch burnt out. 8 She hasn't visited Paris since she was a young girl. Not since she was a young girl has she visited Paris.