To the learner


1 JOURNEYS The open road


Getting from A to B The stops along the way


Let your mind take you places Meeting strangers along the way Words go on journeys, too Travelling can be dangerous Smooth ride


The ride Hitching a lift


Keeping your passengers happy Not all journeys are literal ones Writing about journeys


Paving the way for a smooth ride Thanks for coming along


2 LEGALLY BINDING Sign here, please


Contractually bound Objection!


Signature required Legally speaking Real-life disputes The write stuff


Resisting the law


When family laws are broken Obeying language laws


Fighting the law with words Give your fighting words impact The laws of self-respect


Victim, suspect or perpetrator? 3 HEROES


My kind of hero What makes a hero? Heroic conversations


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The ride isn’t always what you expect 20 Getting a flat tyre


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A hero for every mood Heroic deeds


Heroic inspiration


A different kind of hero … Heroes wanted!


Captain Editing to the rescue Term 1 Revision language test


4 TALKING ABOUT FAME Fabulously famous


Fame and all that jazz Famous or infamous?


Running into a famous celebrity Make sense of what you read How to get to the point The confession diaries Celebrity show or circus? Laying schooling to rest


Hollywood hype Deserving fame Out of this world Types of sentences The hype machine Famous folklores


Famous curses and jinxes


Hollywood invites your opinion 5 ENVIRONMENTS Weather in our oral history


Snow forecasted Whether the weather


Creating a different setting Scene setters


South African folklore


Filming Demane and Demazana Nature calls


Looking after our wildlife War on poaching


Awareness campaigns Rhinos in literature June revision exam


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