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Paul was tired when he came out of the hotel and got into the car.
"No, this hotel hasn't got any rooms either. "
"Oh, " said Patricia, "this is the eighteenth, and it's already late.
Let's come into a cafe to have a cup of coffee. And then we can phone some other hotels from there. "
"That's a good idea, Paul said. There is a nice place over there. Let's have some very hot coffee and then I'll start telethon- ing. " It was August and St. Moritz was very full. Patricia and Paul decided to spend a few days at this popular place for holidays. All the hotels were full. Paul stopped the car near a nice building and they came into the cafe. There were a lot of people there. A pleasant looking middle-aged man with grey hair came up to them and showed Paul and Patricia to the table.
"Oh, thank you very much, " Patricia said.They drank coffee. Then Paul went to telephone hotels. He telephoned five hotels but the answer was the same: "No, we haven't got any rooms iree to- night. "
It was the ninth hotel when Paul suddenly heard: "Would you wait a moment please?" Then: "Good evening, You'd like to have a double room, wouldn't you?" "Yes. Is there any hope?" Well, it's difficult to say. We've got a room. The people who have reserved it haven't arrived yet. And it's half past twelve already. I think you may have the room. " "Oh, many thanks! I've telephoned so many hotels. Let's see! Yes, you are the Hotel Stefani, aren't you?" "That's right. The Hotel Steffni. " "Where is your hotel, please?" "In the centre of St. Moritz. Where are you speaking from?"
"I really don't know. But I'll ask the way. And what's your name, please?" "My name is Markie."
Paul left the telephone booth and came back to the table. "We've got a room. " He called the waitress.
"The bill, please. And do you know where the Hotel Stefani is?"
"The Hotel Stefani?" hi?" --"Yes, the Hotel Stefani. It's in the centre isn't it?"
"Yes, you are right. This is it, sir.
"What did you say?" "I say this is the Hotel Stefani. "
"Is it really? And I'd like to speak to Mr Markie. Where is he?"
"One moment, sir. He must be here, Oh, yes, sir, there he is.""
Paul looked and saw the pleasant looking middle-aged man with grey hair at the next table. (After J. M. Ward).
The main street of Kyiv is certainly Khreshchatyk and you’d better start your sightseeing there.
The street is not very long but very impressive. Khreshchatyk looks especially beautiful in spring when chestnut trees are in blossom. The building of this street began at the end of the 18th century. The first houses were wooden. The forming of Khreshchatyk as a street began in the 1830s-40s. Three-storeyed buildings with shops, offices and banks were built at this time. In 1892 the first electric tram in the country connected Khreshchatyk with Podil. At the beginning of the 20th century Khreshchatyk became the shopping centre of the city. During the Second World War Khreshchatyk was destroyed. While being reconstructed the street was twice widened and a lot of new multistoreyed buildings appeared. All the buildings are built after the same architectural design.
Объяснение:
Children made a puzzle yesterday.
Children didn't make a puzzle yesterday.
Did children make a puzzle yesterday?
We were watching TV, when the lights turned off.
We were not watching TV when the lights turned off.
Were we watching TV when the lights turned off?
Liz was watering the flowers in the evening.
Liz wasn't watering the flowers in the evening.
Was Liz watering the flowers in the evening?
When I came home, mum was cooking lunch.
When I came home, mum wasn't cooking lunch.
Was mum cooking lunch when I came home?