(to have only enough money to pay for his ticket. he 3 krew (to know) the trip
4 would (to take only two days. “i 5 (to be able) to live without food
these two days,” he 6
(to think). so he 7 (to get) on the ship. by
the end of the first day he 8
(to become) very hungry. when the waiter
(to invite) him to have supper, he pretended to be seasick and
(to stay) in his cabin. the next morning the englishman 11
(to feel) half-dead with hunger. he decided, “i 12_ _(to eat) today even if
they 13_ (to throw) me into the sea”.
at dinnertime he 14
(to go to the dining room and 15_ (to eat)
everything that 16_ (to put) before him on the table. then he quickly
17_ (to get) up and 18 (to run) to his cabin.
in the evening when the ship 19 (to be) not far from london the
englishman 20
(to have) his supper. then he 21 _ (to ask) the
waiter to bring him the bill for dinner and supper he 22 (to eat). the waiter
(to tell him that the meals 24
(to pay) for together with the
23
ticket.
(to be) disappointed.
the englishman 25
2) There is an apple on my table.
3) There is a book on the table.
4) There is a sofa near the wall.
5) There is a computer on the computer table.
6) There is a window in my room.
7) There is phone in my pocket.
8) There is a carpet on the floor.
9) There is an armchair next to the coffee-table.
10) There are computers in my flat.
11) There are pencils in my school bag.
12) There are mugs in the kitchen.
13) There are some copybooks next to the book.
14) There are some pictures on the walls.
15) There are a lot of textbooks in the bookcase.
16) There are no people in the room.
17) There are people on the street.
18) There are many lamps in this room.
19) There is a kitten in the corner.
20) There is a TV set in my room.