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Two Hours Eating For $5
المؤلف: L.A Hill
المصدر: Elementary Steps To Understand
الجزء والصفحة: 56-1
29/10/2022
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Mr. Reece was a farmer. He and his wife grew a lot of things and they had a few cows. They worked very hard. One day, Mr. Reece said to his wife, 'Let's go to Portsmouth next Sunday. We can have a good lunch there, and then we can go to the cinema.
His wife was very happy when she heard this, because she and her husband always ate a lot, and she did not like cooking three times a day every day.
They went to Portsmouth by train and walked about for an hour. Then, when it was 12 o'clock, they wanted to have a meal. They looked at several restaurants. In one of them there was a notice outside: 'Lunch: 12.30 to 2.30: $5.
'Well, that's good,' Mrs. Reece said. "We can eat for two hours for $5 here! This is the place for us.
A Which of these sentences are true (T) and which are false (F)? Write T or F.
B Answer these questions.
C Do this puzzle.
Across:
5. The restaurant closed at ... (three words).
8. Somebody wrote 'Lunch: 12.30 to 2.30: 85p' on a piece of ………….
9. 'How many of the meals did Mrs. Reece cook each day when she was at home?"……... of them."
11. She cooked three meals…....day.
12. Mr. and Mrs. Reece wanted to have ...in a restaurant.
13. Did the people in the restaurant really let Mr. and Mrs. Reece eat for two hours?
14. Cities are usually bigger than....
16. Mr. and Mrs. Reece looked at several ... before they chose one.
Down:
1. These people sell things in their shops.
2. Easiest to slide on.
3. A thief has... my money!
4. Mr. Reece always ate a..., because he was always hungry.
6. When Mrs. Reece has a ... in her house, she always invites a lot of people.
7. Less deep.
10. Mrs. Reece buys her medicines at a ...'s shop in the city.
13. The address of the restaurant was...5, Smith Street.
14. Mrs. Reece does not drink coffee after lunch: she drinks....
15. Mrs. Reece sometimes sings a... while she is milking the cows.
17. Mr. Reece never leaves any food on his plate: he always eats it all