Урок по теме "Наречия too и enough"

Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb.

     In Stevenage one evening, a woman whose phone was out of order, strolled a few  blocks from her home (use¹) a public phone as she long (want²) to chat with her twin sister. Just as she (pick up3) the receive, an exited young man (tap4) on the window. His face was flushed as if he (run5) for along time and (need6) the phone urgently. But the woman ignored him completely, she (feel7) that as she (get8) there first, now she (can9) talk to her heart’s content. She lined up all her 50p, 20p and 10p pieces on top of the box and turned her back in a smirk.

     Ignoring  her frosty attitude, the bloke opened the door and (beg10) for the use of the phone as if it really (be11) a question of death and life. The huffy woman (carry12) on discussing the weather with her sibling. Finally, after she (talk13) for ten minutes, the furious bloke (can14) (stand15) it no more! “Isn’t it high time you (stop16) chattering?” he shouted. He opened the door, pulled the woman out, tossed her change on the pavement, and picked up the receive, swearing furiously as if he (go17) mad.

     The woman (give18) the rude man a piece of her mind, then (go19) back home. As she turned the corner of her road, the world (fall19) before her eyes: her house (burn20) to the ground! And the young man (try21) to call the emergency fire brigade all that time! How she wished now she not (be22) so unfriendly and (let23) the young man (use24) the telephone!

Smirk - ухмылка

Bloke - парень

Huffy - надменная