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Can you hear me?

Didn’t we come here before?

Bats have amazing hearing. They use sonar to help them.

From here to there is about five miles.

Wake up! Can you hear me? We’re here safely.

It was here only a minute ago, I just can’t see where I’ve put it.

Quick! Run! The elephants are coming over here – I can hear the sound of their feet!

Sam was here just a few minutes ago but you’ll have to run to catch him up.

You’ll have to shout. Uncle is deaf, he can’t hear you very well.

You heard what I said. Come here now, at once!

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There’s a massive blister on my heel from those new boots. I hope it heals quickly.

He’ll be here any minute!

Grandpa broke his leg but it’s healing nicely.

Run! That dog’s fast and he’ll be snapping at your heels if you don’t speed up!

The sole is coming away from the heel of my shoe.

My brother is just behind me: he’ll be here any minute.

You’ll have to say sorry: he’ll be devastated when he sees the mess you’ve made trampling over that mud.

You poor thing! Come along, let’s put a plaster on that graze to help it heal over.

I think he’ll need some new socks: there are holes in the heels as well as the toes.

You’ve worked so hard. I know he’ll be so proud of you.

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