Speaking & Writing 3 a) Imagine you were the clerk in the
booking office. Answer the questions.
1 What were you doing when you saw the boy?
2 How did you feel about the boy?
3 Why did you invite him behind the counter?
4 What did you do while the boy was waiting?
b)
THINK!
Using your answers from
Ex. 3a and your own ideas rewrite the
last paragraph from the perspective of
the clerk.

English people have a very complicated way to set the table. there are many of plates, spoons, knifes, and first, with plates: there are three/four kinds of plates, for soop, hot meals, and for desert. if you want to set it for the whole evening, first you should put a plate for hot dishes, and then a soop plate on it. desert plate is not very useful at the moment, so we don't need it a lot) then spoons: there are only two: for soop and for tea. soop spoon is always at the left hand. tea spoon is on the little plate up at the table. forks: for salad, for fish/meat and refreshments(закуски) they are always at the left hand near the plate. knifes: for meat, for fish, for butter, and bread. at the right hand side you actually have to put them. also, there are a lot of glasses that we shouldn't mention now, and remember: if you are in england and you have to set the table, you should learn this rules, and never forget them; )