HE PAID HIS BILL
An
Englishman who was in France on a short visit wanted to go back to England. He
had only enough money to pay for his ticket. So he decided not to eat
two days of his voyage. He bought a ticket and got on the ship. When dinner
time came, he said he was not hungry. In the evening when he was asked to have supper,
he said the same and went to sleep hungry. The next morning the Englishman felt
half-dead with hunger. "I shall eat even if they throw me
into the sea," he said to himself and went to the dining-room. There he
ate everything that was on the table before him. When the dinner was over, he
quickly stood up and went to his cabin.
In the evening when the ship was not far from London, he ate his supper
and said to the waiter, "Bring me the bill for my meals."
But the waiter asked, "What bill?" "For the dinner
and supper I ate." "But you paid for your meals when you bought the
ticket," answered the waiter.
Слова
для справки:
enough - достаточно
felt half-dead – чувствовал
себя полуживым
|
supper - ужин
throw - бросать
|
waiter – официант
bill - счёт
|
I.
Mark the sentences True (T) or False (F):
1.
An
Englishman wanted to go back to America.
2.
The
man decided not to eat two days of his voyage.
3.
In
the evening the Englishman went to sleep hungry.
4.
The
next day he felt half-dead with hunger, but didn’t go to the dining-room.
5.
The
Englishman paid for his meals when he bought the ticket.
II. Complete the word-combinations
according to the text:
1. short...
2. enough …
3. bought …
4. quickly …
5. bill for …
|
a) money
b) stood up
c) visit
d) my meals
e) a ticket
|
HE PAID HIS BILL
An
Englishman who was in France on a short visit wanted to go back to England. He
had only enough money to pay for his ticket. So he decided not to eat
two days of his voyage. He bought a ticket and got on the ship. When dinner
time came, he said he was not hungry. In the evening when he was asked to have supper,
he said the same and went to sleep hungry. The next morning the Englishman felt
half-dead with hunger. "I shall eat even if they throw me
into the sea," he said to himself and went to the dining-room. There he
ate everything that was on the table before him. When the dinner was over, he
quickly stood up and went to his cabin.
In the evening when the ship was not far from London, he ate his supper
and said to the waiter, "Bring me the bill for my meals."
But the waiter asked, "What bill?" "For the dinner
and supper I ate." "But you paid for your meals when you bought the
ticket," answered the waiter.
Слова
для справки:
enough - достаточно
felt half-dead – чувствовал
себя полуживым
|
supper - ужин
throw - бросать
|
waiter – официант
bill - счёт
|
I.
Mark the sentences True (T) or False (F):
1.
An
Englishman wanted to go back to America.
2.
The
man decided not to eat two days of his voyage.
3.
In
the evening the Englishman went to sleep hungry.
4.
The
next day he felt half-dead with hunger, but didn’t go to the dining-room.
5.
The
Englishman paid for his meals when he bought the ticket.
II. Complete the
word-combinations according to the text:
1. short...
2. enough …
3. bought …
4. quickly …
5. bill for …
|
a) money
b) stood up
c) visit
d) my meals
e) a ticket
|
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