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67. Answer the questions.
1. What signs can we see in the airplane?
2. What signs can we see when we land?
3. What signs can we see on ship?
4. What signs can we see at the railway station?
5. Where do we buy tickets at the railway station?
6. Where do we buy tickets to the theatre?
68. Write the correct word choosing from those in brackets. (Consult § 12.)
1. I want to say (something, anything). 2. Do you want to say (something, anything)? 3. Is there (something, anything) in the bag? There is (anything, nothing) in it. It is empty. 4. I have (some, any) English books. 5. I read (some, any) stories in my English books. 6. Do you have (some, any) English books? 7. My mother has bought (some,- any) butter. 8. I don't have (some, any) French books. 9. Do you speak (some, any) foreign languages? — Yes, I do. I speak (some, any) foreign languages. I speak English and Russian.
69. Read and retell.
Flying instructors say that pilot trainees1 are divided into optimists and pessimists when reporting the amount2 of fuel3 during flights. Optimists report that their fuel tank4 is half full while pessimists say it's half empty.
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70. Read and find the difference in understanding the same phrase.
1. A young lady asked a young man,
"When does the next train come in, and how long does it wait here?"
"From two to two to two-two," was the reply.
The young lady exclaimed, "Are you the whistle1?"
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