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Improvise – POV

Welcome to the point of view stories for this month. Our first story is in the past.

There was a woman, her name was Nicola. Her best friends were Chimmy the monkey and Heva the dog. Together they were treasure hunters.

They were on the Hawaiian island of Maui. They were being chased by gangsters. Nicola was driving their rented Toyota as fast as she could. Five black BMWs full of vicious thugs were chasing them.

Nicola sped through the twisting roads of Haiku Town. Tires squealed as she drove around tight turns. The BMWs were close behind her. The road was narrow and the sun was beginning to set.

With the gangsters’ cars getting closer, the Toyota came up behind an old woman driving slowly. The old woman was hunched over her steering wheel. She was driving only 20 miles per hour and another car was coming in the other lane so Nicola couldn’t pass. She had to slow down.

When she slowed down the first BMW caught up to her. It slammed into the back of their car with a loud crash. Chimmy and Heva were both in the backseat. They covered their heads and yelled, ahhh.

Nicola finally could pass. She went around the old woman, and so did the black BMWs. Nicola drove as fast as possible and soon she approached a red light. “Go,” yelled Chimmy, and Nicola accelerated through the light.

The first BMW tried to follow but a big truck crossed into the intersection and hit it. The truck knocked the first car off the road. The other four BMWs went through the intersection, still chasing the Toyota.

Next, Nicola turned onto Haleakala Highway. As she turned onto the highway, a red motorcycle joined the chase and riding the motorcycle was a giant rat. The Toyota, the four black BMWs and the red motorcycle all went up, up, up towards the top of the volcano.

And as they drove towards the top the sun set and the sky quickly became dark. They all continued driving fast through the darkness, around tight turns with steep drop-offs to the side.

All right, our next version is in the future. Let’s imagine this is happening at a point in the future.

At that time in the future there will be a woman. Her name will Nicola. Her best friends will be Chimmy the monkey and Heva the dog. Together they’ll be treasure seekers.

They’ll be on the Hawaiian island of Maui. And they’ll be chased by gangsters. Nicola will be driving their Toyota as fast as she can and five black BMWs, full of vicious thugs will be chasing them.

Nicola will speed through the twisting roads of Haiku Town. The tires are going to squeal as she drives around tight turns. The road will be narrow and the sun will begin to set. The Toyota will come up behind an old woman driving slowly.

The old woman is gonna be hunched over her steering wheel. (Gonna means going to). She’s going to be driving only 20 miles per hour, and Nicola won’t be able to pass.

She’ll have to slow down. When she slows down the first BMW will catch her. It’ll slam into the back of their car. Chimmy and Heva will both be in the backseat. They’ll cover their heads and yell, ahhh.

Finally, Nicola, will be able to pass. She’ll go around the old woman, and so will the BMWs. Nicola is gonna drive as fast as possible and soon she’ll approach a red light.

“Go,” Chimmy’ll yell and Nicola will accelerate through the light. The first BMW will try to follow but a big truck is gonna hit it and knock it off the road. However, the other four BMWs will continue chasing the Toyota.

Next, Nicola is going to turn onto Haleakala Highway. As she turns onto Haleakala highway, a red motorcycle will join the chase and riding the red motorcycle will be a giant rat.

The Toyota, the four black BMWs and the red motorcycle will all go up, up, up towards the top of the volcano. And as they drive towards the top the sun will set and the sky will quickly become dark.

They’ll continue speeding through the darkness, driving around tight turns with steep drop-offs to their side.

That is the end of our point of view stories for this month. Just listen to these story versions every day. Notice the changes in the verbs, but do not think about grammar rules. Learn it naturally. You’ll get better and better every month.

See you next time. Bye for now.