GOLDEN JUBILEE
Recently, the Croitorus have marked their 50th
wedding anniversary. That means they founded their
family 50 years ago. And now, looking at their joyful
faces, one can observe, with confidence, that they’ve
led a life of harmony, happiness and pleasure.
Regarding the jubilee itself, it is quite necessary to
make clear how it came into being. To begin with, the
Croitorus’ sons – Andrew, Peter and Greg, together
with their wives, children and grandchildren had a
special meeting some days before the anniversary.
At that meeting they planned how to celebrate their
parents’ Golden Jubilee. It was also agreed to keep
the idea a big secret so that the celebration could be a
surprise for the old couple. To implement the plan, the
three brothers’ families did all the necessary things.
First, they bought the wedding clothes, then prepared
food for the reception table, and, finally, invited their
closest relatives and friends.
Now imagine what the ceremony looked like.
The Croitorus where dressed in solemn wedding
clothes, the hall was decorated with flowers, the
noisy guests were seated at the table which was laid
with tasty things. Of course, wishes were made to the
Heroes of the Day on whose faces one could easily see
gratefulness, happiness, enjoyment and satisfaction.
Yes, that is how it really was; a wonderful surprise.



1.Group the underlined words from the text into three columns: nouns, verbs and adjectives;
give their synonyms.

2.Find in the text the words denoting:
– parents and children;
– a marriage ceremony;
– the 50th anniversary;
– members of one’s family;
– two people who are married;
– a pleasure one feels;
– something unexpected.

3.Listen to the text and:
a) write down the characters' names;
b) say where the action takes place;
c) speak about the reason the people were there;
d) give the names of the Heroes of the Day;
e) name the three amazing moments in the story;
f) say who Clark was and why he shouted “They’re
coming boys!”



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