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A 45 Years Old Child
المؤلف:
L.A Hill
المصدر:
Intermediate Steps To Understanding
الجزء والصفحة:
24-1
2/11/2022
979
Mr. and Mrs. Davis had four children. One Saturday Mrs. Davis said to her husband, 'The children haven't got any lessons today, and you're free too. There's a fun-fair in the park. Let's all go.'
Her husband was doubtful about this. 'I want to finish some work, he said.
"Oh, forget about it and come to the fair!' his wife said.
So Mr. and Mrs. Davis took the children to the fun-fair. Mr. Davis was forty-five years old, but he enjoyed the fun-fair more than the children. He hurried from one thing to another, and ate lots of sweets and nuts.
One of the children said to her mother, 'Daddy's behaving just like a small child, isn't he, Mummy?"
Mrs. Davis was quite tired of following her husband around by now, and she answered, 'He's worse than a small child, Mary. Because he's got his own money!'
A Which of these sentences are true (T) and which are false (F)? Write Tor F.
- Mr. Davis and his children did not work on Saturdays.
- Mr. Davis was eager to go to the fun-fair, but his wife was not.
- The children enjoyed the fun-fair, but Mr. Davis did not.
- He behaved like a small child.
- Mrs. Davis got tired.
- Mr. Davis did not like the fun-fair because he was a rich man and wanted something better than that.
B Answer these questions:
- How many children did Mr. and Mrs. Davis have?
- Where did Mrs. Davis suggest that they should take them?
- How did Mr. Davis feel about this?
- What did he say?
- What did his wife answer?
- What did he do at the fair?
- What did one of the children say about him?
- What did Mrs. Davis answer?
C Choose the correct sentence for each picture:
1. Mr. Davis is walking (along, among, between, through) a gate.
4. Mr. Davis is standing (along, among, between, through) his four children.
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