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On Saturday evening Herbert I (to say) suddenly: "Mum, I 2 (to ask) a young lady to come in to tea tomorrow. Is that all right?" "And may I ask who she 3 (to be) and how you 4_ (to get) to know her?" "Her name 5_ (to be) Betty Bevan, and I 6 (to meet) her first at the pictures one Saturday afternoon when it 7__(to rain). She 8 (to sit) next to me and she 9 (to drop) her bag and I 10_ (to pick) it up and we 11. (to get) talking" "And when all this 12 (to happen)?" "About three months ago, and we 13 _(to go) to the pictures about twice a week ever since" "What she 14 _(to do)?" "She 15 (to work) in a typewriting office in the City" Next day Mrs. Sunbury 16_ (to arrange) the tea very stylishly. Herbert 17 (to give) the tea table a glance of surprise as he 18(to usher) the girl into the sitting-room. Mrs. Sunbury 19 (to cast) a look at Betty's make-up and dress and 20 (to take) an instant dislike to her. But she 21 _(to decide) to behave like a lady. She 22_ (to talk) about the weather. She
23__(to pour) out tea and 24 (to ask) Herbert to give a cup to his lady friend. Then she 25 (to cut) the cake and 26 (to press) a large piece on her guest. Betty 27 (to take ) a bite at it and when she 28_
_(to put) it in her saucer it 29
_(to fall) to the ground. "Oh, I 30_ (to be) sorry," said the girl. "It doesn't matter at all, I 31_ _(to cut) you another piece," said Mrs. Sunbury. "Oh, don't bother. I 32_ _(not to be) particular. The floor 33_ (to be ) clean"
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On Saturday evening Herbert I said suddenly: "Mum, I am asking a young lady to come in to tea tomorrow. Is that all right?" "And may I ask who she is and how you got to know her?" "Her name is Betty Bevan, and I met her first at the pictures one Saturday afternoon when it was raining. She sat next to me and she dropped her bag and I picked it up and we got talking." "And when all this happened?" "About three months ago, and we have been going to the pictures about twice a week ever since." "What does she do?" "She works in a typewriting office in the City." Next day Mrs. Sunbury arranged the tea very stylishly. Herbert gave the tea table a glance of surprise as he ushered the girl into the sitting-room. Mrs. Sunbury cast a look at Betty's make-up and dress and took an instant dislike to her. But she decided to behave like a lady. She talked about the weather. She poured out tea and asked Herbert to give a cup to his lady friend. Then she cut the cake and pressed a large piece on her guest. Betty took a bite at it and when she put it in her saucer it fell to the ground. "Oh, I am sorry," said the girl. "It doesn't matter at all, I will cut you another piece," said Mrs. Sunbury. "Oh, don't bother. I am not particular. The floor is clean."