Match each expression in Ex. 4 with one of these meanings

1. Say what you honestly think

2. On the other hand

3. You’ll think of an idea

4. Don’t worry

5. Would it bother you

6. Don’t forget

7. Be careful

8. Altering his opinion

9. Make a decision

6. Here are more expressions with mind. Use them in your own sentences.

Cross one’s mind, pass through one’s mind, give a piece of one’s mind, half a mind, in mind, in one’s mind’s eye, on one’s mind, out of one’s mind, put in mind of, read one’s mind, mind like a steel trap, mind one’s own business, mind one’s p’s and q’s.

II. Discussing the text

1. Read the story “Revenge is Sweet” by C. Fremlin and consider the tasks below.

2. Which of the characters do these words refer to – Felicity, Gerald or Tricia? Describe these three characters adding more words from the text to your vocabulary list.

a generous nature, wretched, the eye of hatred, deep-seated need for personal freedom, snub-nosed, perceptive, discarded mistress, a less chiseled cast of feature, sensitive

3. Felicity had several scenarios of revenge. How many, to be exact? Comment on all of them. Which scenario did she choose in the end and why?

4. Agree or disagree: Felicity did not want Gerald back. She only wanted to spite Tricia.

5. Dwell on the moral aspect of revenge. Did Felicity have a right to take her revenge on Gerald and Tricia?