It happened last Thursday. Anna Cro

It happened last Thursday. Anna Crook, who lives at 37 Park Avenue, just opposite our house, was in her flat. She was busy in her study writing something. When suddenly she looked at our kitchen window and couldn't believe her eyes. There was a man in our kitchen. He opened the fridge, then he opened the cupboard. But the man wasn't my father. Mis. Crook thought that the man was a burglar. She called to the police and she called to my father, too. Here is Anna Crook's talk with the police officer Anna - Hello, hello. Is this the police? Officer - Yes, madam. What's the matter? Anna - There is a burglar in the house. Officer - Which house? In your house? What's your address, madam? And your name, please. Anna - LIsten, officer. My name is Anna Crook. I don't live in the house. I live in a block of flats at 37 Park Avenue. There is a burglar in the house which is opposite my flat. It is John Copley's house. And the burglar is in his kitchen. Officer - What is he doing? Anna - He is taking some food out of the fridge. Officer - Are you sure the man isn't Mr. Copley? Anna - Of course, I am. I know John Copplin very well, but I don't know that man. Put the sentences in logical order Mrs. Crook thinks that the man is a burglar. Mrs. Crook lives in a block of flats. Mrs. Crook phones the police. Mrs. Crook looks at the window of Mr. Copley's house? The burglar takes something out of the fridge. Mrs. Crook gives her address to the police. She is sure the man isn't Mr. Coppley.

Результаты (английский) 1:

It happened last Thursday. Anna Crook, who lives at 37 Park Avenue, just opposite our house, was in her flat. She was busy in her study writing something. When suddenly she looked at our kitchen window and couldn't believe her eyes. There was a man in our kitchen. He opened the fridge, then he opened the cupboard. But the man wasn't my father. Mis. Crook thought that the man was a burglar. She called to the police and she called to my father, too. Here is Anna Crook's talk with the police officer
Anna - Hello, hello. Is this the police?
Officer - Yes, madam. What's the matter?
Anna - There is a burglar in the house.
Officer - Which house? In your house? What's your address, madam? And your name, please.
Anna - LIsten, officer. My name is Anna Crook. I don't live in the house. I live in a block of flats at 37 Park Avenue. There is a burglar in the house which is opposite my flat. It is John Copley's house. And the burglar is in his kitchen.
Officer - What is he doing?
Anna - He is taking some food out of the fridge.
Officer - Are you sure the man isn't Mr. Copley?
Anna - Of course, I am. I know John Copplin very well, but I don't know that man.
Put the sentences in logical order
Mrs. Crook thinks that the man is a burglar.
Mrs. Crook lives in a block of flats.
Mrs. Crook phones the police.
Mrs. Crook looks at the window of Mr. Copley's house?
The burglar takes something out of the fridge.
Mrs. Crook gives her address to the police.
She is sure the man is not Mr. Coppley.

Результаты (английский) 2:

It happened last Thursday. Anna Crook, who lives at 37 Park Avenue, just opposite our house, was in her flat. She was busy in her study writing something. When suddenly she looked at our kitchen window and couldn't believe her eyes. There was a man in our kitchen. He opened the fridge, then he opened the cupboard. But the man wasn't my father. Mis. Crook thought that the man was a burglar. She called to the police and she called to my father, too. Here is Anna Crook's talk with the police officer
Anna - Hello, hello. Is this the police?
Officer - Yes, madam. What's the matter?
Anna - There is a burglar in the house.
Officer - Which house? In your house? What's your address, madam? And your name, please.
Anna - LIsten, officer. My name is Anna Crook. I don't live in the house. I live in a block of flats at 37 Park Avenue. There is a burglar in the house which is opposite my flat. It is John Copley's house. And the burglar is in his kitchen.
Officer - What is he doing?
Anna - He is taking some food out of the fridge.
Officer - Are you sure the man isn't Mr. Copley?
Anna - Of course, I am. I know John Copplin very well, but I don't know that man.
Put the sentences in logical order
Mrs. Crook thinks that the man is a burglar.
Mrs. Crook lives in a block of flats.
Mrs. Crook phones the police.
Mrs. Crook looks at the window of Mr. Copley's house?
The burglar takes something out of the fridge.
Mrs. Crook gives her address to the police.
She is sure the man isn't Mr. Coppley.

Результаты (английский) 3:

It happened on the third day. Anna Crook，who lives at 37 Park Avenue，just opposite our house，was in her flat. She was studying what she wrote. When she suddenly looked at our kitchen window, she didn't believe her eyes. There's a man in our kitchen. He opened the door, and then he opened it. But man is my father. " Mis.Mis. He thinks he is a flaming man. She's the police. She's my dad. Too. This is Anna crook talking to the police
Anna-Hello，Hello. Is this the police?
Officer-Yes，madam. "What is it?"
Anna is a burning house.
Officer-Which house？ In your house? What's your address, mom? And your name, please.
Anna-Listen，officer. My name is Anna crook. I don't live in a house. I live in a black floating on Park Avenue 37. There is a burning house, which is my flight choice. This is John Copley's house. And burning is his kitchen.
Officer-what is he doing？
Anna - he took some food from fridge.
Officer-Are you sure the man isn't Mr.Copley？
Anna-Of course，I am. I know John copplin is good, but I don't know him.
Put the sentences in logical order
Mrs.Crook thinks that the man is a burglar.
Mrs.Crook lives in a block of flats.
Mrs.Crook phones the police.
Mr s.Crook looks at the windows of Mr.Copley's house？
Burning things from fridge.
Mrs.Crook gives her address to the police.
She is sure the man isn'，t Mr.Coppley.