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07.04.2022 19:17

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Напишите 15 вопросов к следующему тексту который дан ниже на .вопросы для 10 класса по россии.вопросы желательно на написать. olaf : here' s my stry about wiggins family : the picnic lunch mr. and mrs. wiggins are taking their son timothy ang grandma and grandfa out in the car for a picnic
lunch. mrs. wiggins : it's half past twelve, james, and time we found somewhere to eat. timothy : oh, good! i'm hungry. grandma : i could certainly do with a cup of tea. mr wiggins : well, all keep your eyes open, and we'll see who can find the best place. mrs. wiggins : james, look! there's
a field on the left that will do nicely. quick, stop the car by the gate. ( the car stops) timothy : oh, look, there are cows in the field. crandma : cows! i'm not going to eat in a field with cows breathing down my neck. grandpa : i expect there are a few bulls amond them. and nellie's got her
red dress on; anything red makes 'em absolutely wild. mrs. wiggins : yes, you're right. that cow by the gate has a most unfriendly look in its face. drive on, james. (the car moves on) timothy : but i'm hungry. crandma : it's time i had my cup of tea. mr. wiggins : don't worry , there are
plenty of good places along the road. grandpa : we're passing one of them now. mrs. wiggins : james, stop quickly! here's a nice stretch of grass. (the car stops) grandma : no, no, this is no good. there's no shade at all . i can't have the sun beating down on me. we must look for a shady place.
mrs. wiggins : all right, drive on, james. we all want grandma to enjoy her cup of tea. grandpa : even if it's bedtime before she has it. (the car moves on. a quarter of an hour later the car stops again.) mr. wiggins : well, how does this suit you, grandma? there are woods on each side.
grandpa : no fear of getting sunburnt here. mrs. wiggins : it's far too dark, james. almost frightening. we might as well have lunch in our coal-cellar. drive on till we are clear of these trees. (the car moves on) grandpa : now, let's see . we're looking for somewhere with no cows. no sun and no
trees. not to easy. grandma : when am i going to get my cup of tea? i wish i hadn't come. mrs. wiggins : now, don't worry, grandma. we're coming to the end of the wood now. james, slow down. i can see just the right spot. over there by the river. (the car stops) grandpa : no, nellie, not there.
that ground's damp. you can tell by the greenness of the grass. being up to the knees in water when i eat my lunch is not my idea of a good picnic. (the car moves on) timothy : but i want my dinner. i'm hungry. grandpa : you'll have to wait, my boy. anything damp and my rheumatism comes back.
grandma : you and your rheumatism ! it's nearly half past one. one o'clock's the proper time for lunch; and then a nice cup of tea after it. mrs. wiggins : now, just sit back and enjoy yourself, grandma. look at the nice scenery. grandpa : a brick wall on one side, and a factory on the other.
timothy : i want my dinner. i'm hungry. grandma : can't you stop the boy talking, nellie? he's done nothing but complain ever since we started. mrs. wiggins : james, james, stop! this field here. the very place we've been looking for. grandma : with a lovely big tree to keep the sun off.
grandpa : and it looks dry enough. any dampness and my rheumatism will be back. timothy : at last! at last! (the car stops)