Question

Помогите пожалуйста 7. Fill in each of the gaps with one suitable word George Bernard Shaw was ( 1 ) lunch in a small restaurant in London . ( 2 ) he was trying to clear his plate a band ( 3 ) playing , or should one say , making a dreadful noise . G. B. Shaw did ( 4 ) like garish music , and he felt terrible . The noise was getting ( 5 ) and worse . At last Shaw could n't put up with it .. ( 6 ) longer . He was going ( 7 ) ask for his bill when the band stopped ( 8 ) The conductor looked round the room , ( 9 ) the great writer , recognized him , came up to him and said with ( 10 ) smile , would you like the band to play ( 11 ) special for you , Sir ? " The answer ( 12 ) instantly ' Ofcourse ! I 'd like you to play chess

Answer 1

George Bernard Shaw was ( 1 ) having lunch in a small restaurant in London . ( 2 ) While he was trying to clear his plate a band ( 3 ) was playing , or should one say , making a dreadful noise . G. B. Shaw did ( 4 ) not like garish music , and he felt terrible . The noise was getting ( 5 ) worse and worse . At last Shaw couldn't put up with it ( 6 ) any longer . He was going ( 7 ) to ask for his bill when the band stopped ( 8 ) playing. The conductor looked round the room , ( 9 ) saw the great writer , recognized him , came up to him and said with ( 10 ) a smile , "Would you like the band to play ( 11 ) something special for you , Sir ? " The answer ( 12 ) was instantly "Of course ! I 'd like you to play chess"

Answer 2

George Bernard Shaw was having lunch in a small restaurant in London. While he was trying to clear his plate, a band was playing, or should one say, making a dreadful noise. G. B. Shaw didn't like garish music, and he felt terrible. The noise was getting worse and worse. At last, Shaw couldn't put up with it any longer. He was going to ask for his bill when the band stopped. The conductor looked around the room, saw the great writer, recognized him, came up to him, and said with a smile, "Would you like the band to play something special for you, Sir?" The answer was instantly, 'Of course! I'd like you to play chess.'