Dragons are popular characters of medieval legends. They say there used to be a lot of them on the British Isles. Make up a legend based on this story.

· While setting the scene, describe the time, place, weather and say what the main characters were doing.

· While developing the narrative, describe the man action.

· While making the conclusion, describe the scene at the end and mention the main character's feelings.

Useful vocabulary

Place: silent night, lonely fire in the wilderness, a land of nightmares, there seems to be no Time, midnight wilderness.

Weather: the wind blowing in dark country full of night and emptiness, the wind turned their blood cold, a fog from the darkness, a sudden frost and heavy storm.

Knights: swords ready, with their armour on, well-dressed, desperate, god save us, it's death, not sleep, we're after.

Dragon: could smell every person miles off, never set foot in the town, killed men travelling alone from one town to the other, his eyes were fire, his breath was white gas, travelling across the dark lands, ran with thunder, the grass got the fire, sheep panicked and died, women gave birth to monsters, great anger that tower walls shook back to dust, his victims were found on the hills, a monstrous roar, frightening yellow eyes, a long dark body, terrible war city.

Verbs: to wait for a dragon, to go for a dragon and fail, to get the swords ready, to put on armour, to mount their horses, to appear, to disappear, to get nearer and nearer, to rush, to hit (hit, hit), to strike (struck, struck), to knock down, to smash.

While making up your legend use:

· time linking words: while, when, as soon as, firstly, first of all, suddenly, later, immediately, before, after, then, later, in the end, finally.

· linking words to contrast ideas: although, but, however, on the one hand, on the other hand, despite, in spite of, nevertheless.

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