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1. Put the sentences in the right order to read a story about an Englishman in a Paris restaurant.
A) An English tourist who was staying at a hotel in Paris came to the hotel restaurant to have dinner. B) And the waiter brought him a package of toothpicks. C) He ate the soup and when the waiter came up to the table again pointed to the fifth line on the menu card. D) He couldn't speak French but he didn't want to show it to the people. E) He sat down to table. F) He walked away and soon returned bringing the Englishman a plate of fish soup. G) In despair, the Englishman pointed to the last line on the menu card. H) The Englishman didn't want to show the waiter that he didn't know French so he ate the fish soup. I) The Englishman was very pleased with himself. J) The waiter looked a little surprised but didn't say a word. K) The waiter nodded and walked away. L) Then he pointed to a line in the middle of the menu card hoping that he would get some second course at last. M) This time the waiter brought him a plate of chicken broth. N) Very soon he returned and put a plate of mushroom soup on the table. O) When the waiter came up to his table the Englishman took the menu card and pointed to the first line.
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