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street. He is at the door of the house.
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come upstairs — підніматися вгору
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He is ringing the bell. He is coming
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upstairs. He is here now," and then, looking towards the door, he called, "Tom!"
"Here*I am, Father," answered Tom.
"Did you go home and get what I wanted?"
"Yes, I did. Here is Mother's answer."
"Good, my boy. Thank you. You may go to your friends now." Mr. Brown said then, "My son can also do this."
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He wrote a note, called his son in, and
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call — кликати
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told him to take the note to his mother and bring him an answer.
"Hurry up, Bill. I need Mother's answer."
"Yes," said the boy. "I understand." And he went out. His father began to speak just like the other man, "Bill is going downstairs. He is at the door. He is going out. He is walking down the street. He is crossing the street. He is
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turning to the right. He is at the gate
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gate — ворота
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of the park now. He is passing the museum. He is near our house. He is at the door. He is ringing the door-bell. He is going in. He is giving the note to his mother. He is getting her answer. He is hurrying downstairs. He is in the street. He is turning to the left. He is at the gate of the park. He is walking up the street. He is walking up to the house. He is at the door. He is coming upstairs," and then, looking towards the door, he called, "Bill!"
"Yes, Father," answered Bill.
"Give me the answer from Mother."
"I... I... I shall go in a minute, Father. I can't find my cap."
Both men looked at each other, but did not say a word.
2. Answer the questions.
1. Were both men strict with their sons?
2. Where did both men go one day?
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