2b. Use the phrases and finish the story about the baron.

Solution:

The story ends with the baron jumping out of the whale and returning to his ship. The phrases available are:

• see the pirate's ship
• eat the pirate's ship
• take me to my ship
• jump into the water
• fly to me

Let's use the phrases that fit the end of the story and the pictures:

The baron jumped out of the whale's mouth. He landed in the water and swam back to his ship.

Using the phrases:

He had to jump into the water. Then, he could see the pirate's ship (his own ship) and finally take me to my ship.

The phrase "fly to me" might relate to the geese in picture E. The phrase "eat the pirate's ship" does not fit.

Finishing the story:

After jumping out, the baron found himself in the water. He saw his pirate's ship and managed to get back to it.

Using the phrases as directed:

The baron had to jump into the water. Then, he swam back to see the pirate's ship and was able to take me to my ship. Perhaps the geese in the sky seemed to fly to me as he was rescued.

Answer: The baron had to jump into the water. Then, he was able to see the pirate's ship and take me to my ship. The geese seemed to fly to me.