Issewing

Sheiskindandgentle,butsheman­agesherhouse(and,inherquietway,

herhusband)verywell.Heis,ofcourse,aclevermen,butalittleunpractical,andheneedsMrs.Priestleytolookafterhim.Mrs.Priestley,ontheotherhand,isverypracticalandfullofcommonsense².

ThePriestleyshavetwochildren,JohnandMargaret.Johniseighteen,sixfoottall,andafinemanlyfellow.Heisattheuniversityandisstudyingtobeadoctor.Heisaclever,hard­workingstudent,afirst-classfootballer,boxer,andrunner.Heisstrongbothinbodyandcharacter,andquietandthoughtfullikehisfather.Hewillmakeagooddoctor.

Margaretisonlyeleven.Sheislovelylittlegirlwithgoldenhairanddarkblueeyesandaspiritthatisalwaysbrightandhappy,fullofjoyandgaiety.Sheisn'tfondofstudyofanykind,butshelovesmusicanddancingandshesingsverypret­tily.Sheislikearayofsunshineinthehouse.Mr.PriestleyisveryfondofhissonJohnandveryproudofhim;andMargaretistheappleofhiseye³.

ButherecomesMrs.Priestley."Goodmorning,Mrs.Priest­ley;howareyou?"

1. 063TOMCM.BKmcreII.

2. Commonsense-3,n:paBhrnCMhCJI.

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Mrs.Priest1ey:Goodmorning,everyone.I'mverywell,thankyou.You wantto knowaboutmyhouse.Well,IamverypleasedtobehereandIwillgladlytellyousomethingaboutit.Thehouseisratherbig,andthereisalotofworkinit,so

Ican'tdoeverythingalone.IhaveSusanandLizzietohelpmewiththework.

Lizzieisourcook,andsheisaverygoodcook,butsheisnogood atallathousework.Now,Susanisverygoodathouse­work,butshecan'tcookatall-shecan'tevenboilanegg.

Butthatisallright,forLizziegetsonwithhercooking,andSusanandIdothehousework-and,believeme,weallworkveryhard.

SusanandLizziegetupataquartertoseven,andmakethefiresandopenthewindows.Igetupathalfpastseven,andsodoesmyhusband,intimeforbreakfastateighto'clock.Wehavebreakfastinthebreakfast-room.Iliketobeginthedaywell,soourbreakfastis alwaysagoodone.Myhusbandreadshisnewspaperandsmokesacigarettewithhislastcupoftea,beforehebeginshisworkatnineo'clock.

ThenLizzieandSusanbegintocleanthehouse,washup,makethebeds,andgetthevegetablesreadyforlunch.Wehavelunchatoneo'clock.

AfterthatIdosomesewing,orgooutforawalk,orgotoseepeople.

Wehaveafternoonteaaboutfiveo'clock,butforthatwedon'tgointothedining-room.Wegotothesitting-room,andSusanbringsintheteawithplates

ofbreadandbutterandsmallcakes.

Afterteawesitandtalkorlistentothewirelessorread.Sometimeswegotothecinemaorthetheatre.Aboutsevenoreighto'clockwehavedinnerorsupper, andateleveno'clockIgenerallygotobed,but myhusbandlikestosituplateandreadorwriteinhisstudy.Well,thatisallforthepresent.Iwilltellyoumoreaboutthe

housesomeothertime. ^{SUSANWASHESUP}

YnPA>K HEHMSI

1. BcTaBhTenponyru,euuh1ecJioua:

   1. You-knowMr.Priestleytheteacherandwriter.

   2. Inthislessonyou-hearabouthiswife.

   3. Todayshe-tellyou--aboutit.

   4. Mrs.Priestleyisa-lookingwomanof-forty.

   5. Sheiskindand-butshe-herhouseverywell.

   6. Heis,of-,aclevermanbutrather-.

   7. ThePriestleyshavetwo-,JohnandMargaret.

   8. Johnisafine-fellow.Heisatthe-.

   9. Margaretisa-littlegirlwith-hair.

   10. Sheisalwayshappyandfullof-.

   11. Sheisn't-ofstudyofanykind.

   12. Sheislikea-ofsunshineinthehouse.

   13. Margaretisthe-ofhiseye.

   14. Iamvery-tobehere.

   15. Thehouseisbigandthereisa-ofworkinit,soIcan'tdoeverything-.

   16. Susancan'teven-anegg.

   17. LizzieandSusangetthe-readyforlunch.

   18. AfterlunchIdo some-orgoout for awalk.

   19. Afterteawesitand talkorlisten tothe-.

   20. Well,thatisallforthe-.

2. OTBeTbTeuacJie.ll.ymmueBonpocb1.BoTBeTaxucnoJib3yHTeCBOHco6CTBeHHbenpe)J,JIO.lKeHHH:

   1. WhowilltellyouaboutthePriestleys'house?

   2. Howoldis Mrs.Priestley?

   3. Whatcolourarehereyesandherhair?

   4. Whatdoesshemanagevery well?

   5. HowmanychildrenhavethePriestleys?

   6. Whatarethairnames?

   7. HowoldisJohnandwhereishe?

   8. Whatishestudyingtobe?

   9. Whatishefondof?

   10. WhatcolourisMargaret'shair?

   11. Whatdoesshedo?

   12. IsMr.Priestleyfondofher?

   13. WhodoesthecookinginthePriestleys'house?

   14. WhattimedoesLizziegetup?

   15. Whattimedoyougenerallygotobed?

   16. DothePriestleyshaveanearlybreakfast?

   17. Wheredotheyhavebreakfast?

   18. WhatdoesMrs.Priestleydoafterlunch?

   19. Whatdotheyhavefortea?

   20. WhenwillMrs.Priestleytellyoumoreabout thehouse?

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3. B3TOMypoKeBaM BCTpeTHJIOChMuoroH,ZJ,HOMaTH11ecKHxBhpIDKe­uuu,T.e.TaKHXBhpIDKeHHH,KOTOphleaurnuqaueynoTpe6JUIOTBno­BCeeBHOHpequ.BbQ"llITeux,a3aTeMnpH,!Q'MaHTeuaKIDK,!J,OeH3HUXnpe)J,JIO:lKeuue:

   1. apleasant-lookingwoman.

   2. ahard-workingstudent.

   3. afirst-classfootballer.

   4. ofcourse.

   5. tolookafterhim.

   6. commonsense.

   7. Hewillmakeagooddoctor.

   8. ofanykind.

   9. ontheotherhand.

   10. Susanisverygoodathousework.

   11. Lizzieisnogoodatallathousework.

   12. Thatisallright.

   13. Lizziegetsonwiththecooking.

   14. Igetupatseveno'clock.

   15. Wegetthevegetablesready.

   16. Wewashupandmakethebeds.

   17. Igooutforawalk.

   18. Susanbringsinthe tea.

   19. Myhusbandlikestosituplate.

   20. Thatisallforthepresent.

1. lpH,!Q'MaHTeO)J;HO-)J;Banpe)J,Jlo:lKeHmtuaCJie)JJIOIQHeTeMhI:

   1. Mrs.Priestley.2.JohnPriestley.3.Margaret.4. Lizzie.

5.Susan.6.ThePriestleys'house.7.Theirbreakfast.8.Theirtea.9.Theirevening.

,Il;HKTaHT

Mrs.Priestleyiscomingtotellusallaboutherhouse.Itisratherbigandthereisalotofworkinit,soshehasLizzieandSusantohelpher.Susandoesthehouseworkandkeepsthehouseclean.Lizziecooksthebreakfast,lunchanddinner.

AfterbreakfastLizzieandSusanwashup,cleanthehouse,makethebedsandgetthevegetablesreadyforlunch.

Mrs.Priestleyhaslunch,doessomesewingorgoestoseepeople.Intheevening,aftertea,theyalltalkorread,listentomusicorthewireless,orsometimestheygotothecinemaorthetheatre.

LESSON18

THEFUTURETENSE

Bcne,rr,yro:w;MXrrpe,r:vro)Kemrnx;::i;aHbIrrpMMepbI6y)JyllleroBpeMeHM:

YouwillhearaboutMrs.Priestley.Shewilltellyouaboutherhouse.

Iwillgladly tellyouaboutit.

YouwillhearmoreaboutitinBookII.BoTe:w;eHeCKOJibKOrrpMMepon:

RichardBrownwillbefourteenyearsoldtomorrow.Hewillbeupearlytomorrowmorning.

Hisfatherwillgivehimanewbicycleforhisbirthday.

HissisterMarysaidtohim,"Youwillbefourteentomorrow;