Фразовые глаголы на Хэллоуин

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Фразовые глаголы на Хэллоуин

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Complete the Halloween mini‑story with the phrases: fade away, give off, clown around, run into, break into, pull off,

ghost, stumble upon, piece together, brush aside. Use each phrase only once.

It was the creepiest Halloween ever. We were exploring the ancient shabby mansion when I ___ an old photograph hidden

under a loose floorboard. From a few clues, we managed to ___ the story of the missing family who used to live there. My friends wanted to ___ and joke, but I knew something was wrong.

As the night grew darker, the candle on the table started to ___ a weird blue light. Suddenly, a cold wind seemed to ___ the room, and the curtains fluttered wildly. Then, from the corner of my eye, I saw a shadowy figure that smiled and slowly ___.

On our way out, we ___ Mr. Higgins, the town’s oldest resident,

who told us he’d seen the same figure decades ago. He warned us to be careful, but my friend just ___ his warning, saying it was just local legends. Later that week, I texted the friend who’d been most excited about the adventure. But he just ___ me: no replies at all.

And the last thing I remember is the mysterious guest at the party

who ___ his mask and revealed a face I’d seen in the old photograph…

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It was the creepiest Halloween ever. We were exploring the ancient shabby mansion

when I stumbled upon an old photograph hidden under a loose floorboard. From a few clues, we managed to piece together the story of the missing family who used to live there. My friends wanted to clown around and joke, but I knew something was wrong.

As the night grew darker,

the candle on the table started to give off a weird blue light. Suddenly, a cold wind seemed to break into the room, and the curtains fluttered wildly. Then, from the corner of my eye, I saw a shadowy figure that smiled and slowly faded away.

On our way out, we ran into Mr. Higgins, the town’s oldest resident,

who told us he’d seen the same figure decades ago. He warned us to be careful, but my friend just brushed aside his warning, saying it was just local legends. Later that week, I texted the friend who’d been most excited about the adventure. But he just ghosted me: no replies at all.

And the last thing I remember is the mysterious guest at the party

who pulled off his mask and revealed a face I’d seen in the old photograph…