Dear mrs ferguson, thank you for your recent enquiry concerning your class visit to the millwood art museum. here are the answers to your questions. between march and november a/an/the/- art museum is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day. there is no charge for a/an/the/- children under 12. teachers can have a/an/the/- free ticket if they are with a/an/the/- group of twelve students. i'm afraid a/an/the/- food and drink are not allowed in a/an/the/- exhibition area, but there's a/an/the/- open-air sculpture garden where your students can eat their packed lunch. you may bring cameras: photographs are allowed if you have a/an/the/- signed permission form from a/an/the/- office. looking forward to seeing you here at the museum. regards, henry wilson (curator, millwood art museum)

              the horrible nightmares.

                              i was in the garden, when i heard some strange sounds. i thouhgt that it were my friends, because they liked scaring me. but i was wrong.

                              a picturesque view was ruined by a horrible creature, which got a humped back, hairy body, huge head, short arms and long legs. also it got a monkey-like face. it was the most terrible monster, which i had seen. the situation was ghastly, because i didn’t know what i should do. if you stare at his eyes, you’ll transform into a stone, because its glance is murderous.

                              i started scampering away, when this creature saw my presence. i had been running the whole hour, but the monster didn’t keep up.

                              then i swerved from the main street of our town and … woken up. i just saw horrible nightmares.