Round the World in 80 Days — Jules Verne

Round The World in 80 Days CEF A2 The Reform Club in London s Pall Mall was a club for men only Phileas Fogg went to the Reform Club every day He left his house at Savile Row at 11 30 in the morning and walked to the club He had his lunch and his dinner there He read the papers at the club and he played cards He left late in the evening and walked back to Savile Row He went to bed at midnight Phileas Fogg was a cold man He didn t talk much and nobody knew much about him But everything in his life had to be right At 9 37 on the morning of 2nd October 1872 his servant James Forster brought him water at 30 C not 31 C So this servant had to go Phileas Fogg was now sitting home in his Savile Row house He was waiting for his new servant Otto Classics Graded Readers Series are outstanding classics written by famous writers The language and vocabulary in the books are controlled and simplified by specialist ELT authors and compilers according to Common European Framework so that they can be easily understood by new learners of English Depending on the eight levels from A1 to B2 the longer stories are divided into a number of chapters and every chapter has its own activities Some of the activities in the books are meant to be done in pairs You may work with a partner to solve problems and design projects that reflect not only your own thinking but also new ideas you and your mates will discover by working in groups