When Jimmy was a boy, he always liked watches and clocks very much. When he was eighteen years old, he went into the army, and after a year, he began to teach himself to mend watches. A lot of his friends brought him broken watches, and he mended them for them.

Then his captain heard about this, and one day he brought him a watch too and said, 'My watch has stopped. Can you mend it for me, please?

Jimmy said, 'Yes, sir, I can.' After a few days, he brought the watch back to the captain.

"How much do I owe you?' the officer asked.

‘One pound, sir,' Jimmy answered. Then he took a small box out of his pocket and gave it to the captain, saying, 'Here are three wheels from your watch. I didn't find a place for them when I put everything

A      Which of these sentences are true (T) and which are false (F): Write Tor F.

1. Jimmy learnt to mend watches from a teacher.
2. He mended watches for his friends.
3. Officers did not bring him watches.
4. He mended a watch for an officer.
5. He wanted the captain to pay him £l.
6. He mended the captain's watch very well.

B           Answer these questions.

1. What was Jimmy's hobby when he was a boy?
2. What did he do when he was nineteen?
3. What did he do for his friends?
4. Who brought him a watch then?
5. What happened after a few days?
6. What did the officer ask?
7. What did Jimmy answer?
8. What did he do and say then?

C          Write these sentences. Choose the right words in each of them.

1-This watch is (breaking) (broken).

2-This bridge is (breaking) (broken).

3-This man is (frightened) (frightening).

4-This man is (frightened) (frightening).

5-This water is (boiled) (boiling).

6-This water is (boiled) (boiling).