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Who started all the clubs that look after animals?
• By British people.
• British people.
What pets do the British usually have?
• Snakes, crocodiles or lions.
• Dogs, cats or birds.
What does a woman in London do every Saturday?
• She takes her duck for a walk.
• She's taking her duck for a walk.
When does the wife of a family cook the best food?
• When she's cooking for her husband.
• When she's cooking for the dog.
Can you sit on the cat or dog's chair in a British house?
• No. You mustn't.
• No. You needn't.
Why did the wife who was looking after the dog sleep in a chair?
• Because she didn't want to wake the dog.
• Because her husband had gone to bed.
Where does an Englishman go when he tells his wife: "I'm taking the dog for a walk"?
• To the neighbours'.
•To the pub.
Why does an Englishman often go to a hotel where people can stay with their pets?
• Because he feels lonely without his dog.
• So that his dog can eat the carpet and break the furniture.
What happens when a shop puts up a notice that says: 'No dogs'?
• Nothing.
• Old ladies take their dogs out of the shop.
Why do people say that dogs shouldn't be allowed in towns?
• Because they bite shop assistants.
• Because they make the pavements dirty.
clubs that knit coats for dogs
clubs that knit • dogs coats •for dogs
a club that looks after cats that have fallen into the river at Venice
• a club that tries to find cats that have fallen into the river
• a club that gives food and a home to cats that have fallen into the river
A woman in London takes her duck for a walk.
• her duck for a walk.
A woman in London goes • for a walk with her duck
The wife of the family usually cooks better food for the dog than she cooks for her husband.
• the dog | better food
She cooks • better food | the dog than she cooks her husband.
If the family's got a bird, they wait for you to tell them how well it sings.
• They wait until you say: "The bird sings well".
• They wait for you so that they can tell you: "The bird sings well".
The wife didn't like to wake the dog, so she slept in a chair.
• The wife slept in a chair so that she wouldn't wake the dog.
• Although the wife slept in a chair, she didn't wake the dog.
The Englishman talks to his dog more than he talks to his neighbours.
• He doesn't talk to his dog as much as he talks to his neighbours.
• He doesn't talk to his neighbours as much as he talks to his dog.
He feels so lonely without his dog that he tries to find...
• He feels too lonely without his dog to try to find...
• He feels very lonely without his dog, so he tries to find. ..
Quite a few shops in Britain
• Several shops in Britain.
• A few shops in Britain.
Sometimes people say that dogs shouldn't be allowed in towns.
• They say: "It isn't necessary for dogs to be allowed in towns".
• They say: "It isn't right for dogs to be allowed in towns".