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The Hotel Story
Three men once came to New York on business. They 1) whole night and 2) ＿ ＿ (feel) very tired. They 3) ＿
4) ＿ (have) a rest, so they 5) ＿
6) ＿ ＿ (locate) on the thirty-ninth floor. In the evening they 7) out somewhere and 8) ＿ … (come) back very late. "I 9) ( sorry," 10) ＿ (say) the clerk of the hotel, "but our lifts 11) ＿ work) tonight. Either you 12) wo 12) ＿ (have) 13) ＿ room or 14) … ＿ (sleep) in the hall. If you 15) … 16) … ＿ (sleep) here beds 17) ＿ agreed 18) … ＿ (walk) up to their room and they 19) their way up. They still 20) … (ob 21) … ＿ (have) an idea: "22) … 1 23) ＿ (tell) you some jokes." By the time Frank 24) ＿ jokes the three friends 25) the jokes we 26) ＿ ＿ (hear) on our way here 27) ＿ 28) ＿ 29) ＿ the reception."
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＿ (travel) the ＿ (look) forward to ＿ (stop) at a hotel. Their room
＿ (go) (be) very (not, ＿ (walk) up to your ＿ (agree) ＿ (make) for you." The three men (start) on (climb) the staircase when one of them, Frank, (Make) our way easier (tell) all his … (reach) the thirty-seventh floor. "Well, after all (want) someone … (think) of a story with a sad end," said one of the friends. "OK. There ＿ (be) such a story. We 30) … … (leave) the key to our room at
wash the dishes after meals, She doeen t lke it
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has
b) have to
d) should
Mr. Pickwick's Adventure Mr. Pickwick found that his free companions 1) …
2) ＿ ＿ (wait) for him 3) ＿ … (begin) breakfast. They 4) down to the meal - and ham, eggs, tea and coffee 5)
6) ＿ ＿ (disappear) very fast indeed. "How we 7) Manor Farm?" 8) ＿(think) Mr. Pickwick . "We had better 9) the waiter," 10) ＿ (say) Mr. Tupman. So the waiter 11) ＿ and he 12) ＿ ＿ (advise) them 13) ＿
4)＿ wheel carriage. But the trouble 14) ＿ ＿ (be) that it 15) more than three people. "What 16) … ＿ (be) 17) ＿ 18) … ＿ (be, not) enough room for all of us?" 19) 19) … Mr. Snodgrass. "Perhaps one of the gentlemen would like 20) ＿ 21) … ＿ (suggest) the waiter 22) ＿ 23) ＿ ＿ (Tell) the truth, Mr. Winkle 24) (ride) a horse but he wouldn't show it. "26) … carriage 27) ＿ carriage 28) 30) ＿ (put) on four wheels which 30)
＿ (rise) and eagerly … (sit) ＿ (begin) ＿ (get) to the (ask) ＿ (send) for ＿ (drive) to the farm in a four… (not, hold) ＿(do) if there
＿ (ask) ＿ (ride),"
＿ (look) at Mr. Winkle.
＿ (be) afraid of 25) ＿
… (Let) the horse and the (be) at the door by eleven," said Mr. Pickwick. At eleven the (appear) at the door. It was a funny little box 29) … (draw) by a large brown horse.
The Hotel Story
Three men once came to New York on business. They 1) travelled the whole night and 2) felt very tired. They 3) wanted to have a rest, so they 4) decided to sleep in the hall. In the evening they 7) went out somewhere and 8) came back very late. "I am sorry," 10) said the clerk of the hotel, "but our lifts 11) are not working tonight. Either you 12) will have 13) a room or 14) sleep in the hall. If you 15) choose to sleep here, beds 17) should be agreed upon 18) and you will have to walk up to their room and they 19) found their way up. They still 20) did not have an idea: "22) Shall I tell 23) you some jokes." By the time Frank 24) finished telling jokes, the three friends 25) forgot the jokes we 26) have heard on our way here 27) and went 28) to 29) the reception.
On the way, Ben suggests stopping at a hotel. Their room 6) will go) (be) very (not, 16) should (be) and the hotel staff 2) will walk up to your 30) agreed upon 7) making 4) for you." The three men 1) started on 3) the staircase when one of them, Frank, 5) Made) our way easier 8) by telling (reach) all his 23) floor. "Well, after all, someone (should) think 9) of a story with a sad end," said one of the friends. "OK. There 30) will be such a story. We 30) will leave) the key to our room at
wash the dishes after meals, She does 23) not like it
B.
has
b) have to
d) should
Mr. Pickwick's Adventure Mr. Pickwick found that his free companions 1) were waiting for him 3) to begin) breakfast. They 4) sat down to the meal - and ham, eggs, tea and coffee 5) disappeared) very fast indeed. "How shall we 7) get to Manor Farm?" 8) thought) Mr. Pickwick . "We had better ask 9) the waiter," 10) said Mr. Tupman. So the waiter 11) arrived and he 12) advised) them 13) to take a four-wheel carriage. But the trouble 14) was) that it could fit more than three people. "What 16) will be 17) there 18) not be) enough room for all of us?" 19) asked) Mr. Snodgrass. "Perhaps one of the gentlemen would like 20) to suggest 21) that," 22) the waiter suggested. 23) To tell) the truth, Mr. Winkle 24) never rode) a horse but he wouldn't show it. "26) Let's take the carriage 27) the carriage 28) and it 30) should be) put) on four wheels which 30) will rise) and eagerly 31) sit) and began 32) to get 33) to ask). 34) Send) for) a driver 35) to the farm in a four-wheel carriage. "It does not (hold) any horses. What should we (do) if there 36) is no horse to (ask) to ride," 37) asked) Mr. Pickwick.
"I will look) at Mr. Winkle. Are you afraid of 25) riding) a horse?" 38) asked) Mr. Tupman.
"No, I am not," 39) replied) Mr. Winkle.
"Then let's (get) the horse and the carriage 40) ready) at the door by eleven," said Mr. Pickwick. At eleven the horse (appeared) at the door. It was a funny little box 29) drawn) by a large brown horse.