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English Language : Reading Comprehension : Intermediate :

sleeping issues

المؤلف: L.H. Hill

المصدر: Introductory Stories for Reproduction

الجزء والصفحة: 17-1

2024-01-27

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Sleeping issues

Larry was sixteen years old. He was a student, but he was not a very good one. He always sat at the back of the class, and he often went to sleep during lessons, because he stayed up late every night.

One of Larry's teachers was Miss Perry. One day Larry was asleep in her class, and she came and woke him up. 'You can go to sleep in my class, Larry,' she said to him, 'but please say, "Good night" to me first.'

Another day, Larry arrived at school very late in the morning, and Miss Perry said to him, 'Why are you late, Larry?'

'I didn't wake up at the right time this morning, Miss,' Larry answered.

'Oh,' Miss Perry said, 'do you sleep at home too?'

1. Was Larry a good student?

2. What did he often do during lessons?

3. Why did he do this?

4. Was Miss Perry a student too?

5. What did she say to Larry one day?

6. Was Larry late another morning?

7. Why was he late?

8. What did Miss Perry say to him then?