Hill 3. Alan's shop.

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Read the text and type in the articles a(n), the, zero, and pronouns his (его), their (их), your (твой/ваш), our (наш), some (некое количество)

Alan Smith's father bought him [a] small shop, and Alan sold [zero] milk, [zero] butter, [zero] cheese, [zero] eggs and other things in it.

[His] shop was in [a] small town.

Alan's shop was open on [zero] Tuesday,[zero] Wednesday, [zero] Thursday,[zero] Friday and [zero] Saturday, and on [zero] Sunday morning,

but it was shut on [zero] Sunday afternoon and on [zero] Monday.

Alan went to [some] farms on [zero] Monday and bought [their] best butter and cheese and eggs from [the] farmers,

but he bought [his] milk in [the] town.

[A] truck brought it to [his] shop in [the] morning.

Alan and [his] wife worked in [the] shop, and they sold [a] lot of [their] food, because it was good and clean.

[A] fat woman came into [the] shop on [zero] Saturday.

She bought [some] eggs and [some] butter, and then she said to Alan's wife,

"[Your] eggs and [your] butter are dear today.

Why are [zero] Saturday and [zero] Sunday dearer than [zero] Tuesday, [zero] Wednesday, [zero] Thursday and [zero] Friday?"

Alan's wife was unhappy.

She looked at [the] fat woman, and then she looked at [zero] Alan, but she did not give [an] answer.

Then Alan smiled and said,

"[Our] food is not dearer on [zero] Saturday and [zero] Sunday!

It is cheaper on [zero] Tuesday, [zero] Wednesday, [zero] Thursday and [zero] Friday!"

Reading:

Alan Smith's father bought him a small shop, and Alan sold milk, butter, cheese, eggs and other things in it.

His shop was in a small town, and it was open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and on Sunday morning, but it was shut on Sunday afternoon and on Monday.

Alan went to some farms on Monday and bought their best butter and cheese and eggs from the farmers, but he bought his milk in the town. A truck brought it to his shop in the morning.

Alan and his wife worked in the shop, and they sold a lot of their food, because it was good and clean.

A fat woman came into the shop on Saturday. She bought some eggs and some butter, and then she said to Alan's wife, "Your eggs and your butter are dear today.

Why are Saturday and Sunday dearer than Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday?"

Alan's wife was unhappy. She looked at the fat woman, and then she looked at Alan, but she did not give an answer. Then Alan smiled and said, "Our food is not dearer on Saturday and Sunday! It is cheaper on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday!"

2.

Alan Smith's father bought him a small shop, and Alan sold milk, butter, cheese, eggs and other things in it.

His shop was in a small town, and it was open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and on Sunday morning, but it was shut on Sunday 'after'noon and on Monday.

Alan went to some farms on Monday and bought their best butter and cheese and eggs from the farmers, but he bought his milk in the town. A truck brought it to his shop in the morning.

Alan and his wife worked in the shop, and they sold a lot of their food, because it was good and clean.

A fat woman came into the shop on Saturday. She bought some eggs and some butter, and then she said to Alan's wife, "Your eggs and your butter are dear today.

Why are Saturday and Sunday dearer than Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday?"

Alan's wife was unhappy. She looked at the fat woman, and then she looked at Alan, but she did not give an answer. Then Alan smiled and said, "Our food is not dearer on Saturday and Sunday! It is cheaper on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday!"

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3.

Alan Smith's father bought him a small shop, and Alan sold milk, butter, cheese, eggs and other things in it. His shop was in

a small town, and it was open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and on Sunday morning, but it was

shut on Sunday afternoon and on Monday.

Alan went to some farms on Monday and bought their best butter and cheese and eggs from the farmers, but he bought

his milk in the town. A truck brought it to his shop in the morning. Alan and his wife worked in the shop, and they sold

a lot of their food, because it was good and clean.

A fat woman came into the shop on Saturday. She bought some eggs and some butter, and then she said to Alan's wife,

"Your eggs and your butter are dear today. Why are Saturday and Sunday dearer than Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and

Friday?" Alan's wife was unhappy. She looked at the fat woman, and then she looked at Alan, but she did not give an answer. Then Alan smiled and said, "Our food is not dearer on Saturday and Sunday! It is cheaper on Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday and Friday!"

4.

Alan Smith's father bought him a small shop, and Alan sold milk, butter, cheese, eggs and other things in it.

His shop was in a small town, and it was open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and on Sunday morning, but it was shut on Sunday 'after'noon and on Monday.

Alan went to some farms on Monday and bought their best butter and cheese and eggs from the farmers, but he bought his milk in the town. A truck brought it to his shop in the morning.

Alan and his wife worked in the shop, and they sold a lot of their food, because it was good and clean.

A fat woman came into the shop on Saturday. She bought some eggs and some butter, and then she said to Alan's wife, "Your eggs and your butter are dear today.

Why are Saturday and Sunday dearer than Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday?"

Alan's wife was unhappy. She looked at the fat woman, and then she looked at Alan, but she did not give an answer. Then Alan smiled and said, "Our food is not dearer on Saturday and Sunday! It is cheaper on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday!"

5.

Alan Smith's father bought him a small shop, and Alan sold milk, butter, cheese, eggs and other things in it.

His shop was in a small town, and it was open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and on Sunday morning, but it was shut | on Sunday 'after'noon and on Monday.

Alan went to some farms on Monday and bought their best butter and cheese and eggs from the farmers, but he bought his milk in the town. A truck brought it to his shop in the morning.

Alan and his wife worked in the shop, and they sold a lot of their food, because it was good and clean.

A fat woman came into the shop on Saturday. She bought some eggs and some butter, and then she said to Alan's wife, "Your eggs and your butter are dear today.

Why are Saturday and Sunday dearer than Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday?"

Alan's wife was unhappy. She looked at the fat woman, and then she looked at Alan, but she did not give an answer. Then Alan smiled | and said, "Our food is not dearer on Saturday and Sunday! It is cheaper on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday!"

6.

Alan Smith's father bought him a small shop, and Alan sold milk, butter, cheese, eggs and other things in it.

His shop was in a small town, and it was open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and on Sunday morning, but it was shut | on Sunday 'after'noon and on Monday.

Alan went to some farms on Monday and bought their best butter and cheese and eggs from the farmers, but he bought his milk in the town. A truck brought it to his shop in the morning.

Alan and his wife worked in the shop, and they sold a lot of their food, because it was good and clean.

A fat woman came into the shop on Saturday. She bought some eggs and some butter, and then she said to Alan's wife, "Your eggs and your butter are dear today.

Why are Saturday and Sunday dearer than Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday?"

Alan's wife was unhappy. She looked at the fat woman, and then she looked at Alan, but she did not give an answer. Then Alan smiled | and said, "Our food is not dearer on Saturday and Sunday! It is cheaper on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday!"