George was an American. He went to Britain last summer, and he visited some of his British friends there. Two of them were Mr. and Mrs. Andrews. They lived near Edinburgh, and George stayed in their house for a week and enjoyed it very much. On his last evening with the Andrews, George said to them, ‘My aeroplane to New York leaves very early tomorrow morning. I’m going to get up at five o’clock and makemy breakfast. Please don’t come down.’ He said goodbye to his good friends that evening and came down to the kitchen in the morning and looked at the table. There was a photograph of Mrs. Andrews on it in front of her chair, and a photograph of Mr. Andrews in front of his chair. George laughed happily and said, ‘That’s very good. I’m not going to eat my breakfast alone this morning!’
A. Answer these questions.
- Why did Mr. and Mrs. Andrews not have breakfast with George on his last morning?
- Why did he get up at five o’clock?
- Who made the breakfast that day?
- What did he find on the table in the kitchen?
- What did he say then?
B. Which of these sentences are true? Write the correct ones down.
- George was a visitor to America.
- George was a visitor to Britain.
- Mr. and Mrs. Andrews were his host and hostess.
- Mr. and Mrs. Andrews were his guests.
- Mr. and Mrs. Andrews drove him to the airport.
- Mr. and Mrs. Andrews stayed at home, and George went to the airport.
- There were photographs of George on the table in the kitchen.
- There were photographs of Mr. and Mrs. Andrews on the table in the kitchen.
- George ate his breakfast with the photographs that morning.
- George ate
