A Stupid Student
-Excuse me! Did you use to live in York?
-Yes.
-Did you use to be a tutor at the University?
-Yes, for a few years.
-Do you remember Hue Young? He was a music student.
- Hue Young…Did he use to have a huge yellow jeep?
-Yes. And he used to play beautiful tunes on the tube.
-Yes, I knew Hue. He used to be a very stupid student. Do you have any news of him?
-Yes. He is a millionaire now in New York.
-Millionaire? Playing the tube!
-No, he produces jam in tubes and tins of sausages and onion stew and sells them in Europe. I read about Hue in the newspaper yesterday.
-Oh! Well, he wasn’t so stupid.
A Stupid Student
-Excuse me! Did you use to live in York?
-Yes.
-Did you use to be a tutor at the University?
-Yes, for a few years.
-Do you remember Hue Young? He was a music student.
- Hue Young…Did he use to have a huge yellow jeep?
-Yes. And he used to play beautiful tunes on the tube.
-Yes, I knew Hue. He used to be a very stupid student. Do you have any news of him?
-Yes. He is a millionaire now in New York.
-Millionaire? Playing the tube!
-No, he produces jam in tubes and tins of sausages and onion stew and sells them in Europe. I read about Hue in the newspaper yesterday.
-Oh! Well, he wasn’t so stupid.
A Stupid Student
-Excuse me! Did you use to live in York?
-Yes.
-Did you use to be a tutor at the University?
-Yes, for a few years.
-Do you remember Hue Young? He was a music student.
- Hue Young…Did he use to have a huge yellow jeep?
-Yes. And he used to play beautiful tunes on the tube.
-Yes, I knew Hue. He used to be a very stupid student. Do you have any news of him?
-Yes. He is a millionaire now in New York.
-Millionaire? Playing the tube!
-No, he produces jam in tubes and tins of sausages and onion stew and sells them in Europe. I read about Hue in the newspaper yesterday.
-Oh! Well, he wasn’t so stupid.
A Stupid Student
-Excuse me! Did you use to live in York?
-Yes.
-Did you use to be a tutor at the University?
-Yes, for a few years.
-Do you remember Hue Young? He was a music student.
- Hue Young…Did he use to have a huge yellow jeep?
-Yes. And he used to play beautiful tunes on the tube.
-Yes, I knew Hue. He used to be a very stupid student. Do you have any news of him?
-Yes. He is a millionaire now in New York.
-Millionaire? Playing the tube!
-No, he produces jam in tubes and tins of sausages and onion stew and sells them in Europe. I read about Hue in the newspaper yesterday.
-Oh! Well, he wasn’t so stupid.
A Horrible Accident
-Hello, Ellen.
-Hello, Helen. Have you heard? There’s been a horrible accident.
-Oh dear! What’s happened?
-Hilda Higgins’ husband has had an accident on his horse.
-How awful! Is he injured?
-Yes. An ambulance has taken him to the hospital
- How did it happen?
-He was hit by an express train. It was on the crossing just behind his house.
-How horrible!
-He’s having an important operation in hospital now. Poor Hilda! She’s so unhappy.
-Perhaps he’ll be all right.
-I hope so.
A Horrible Accident
-Hello, Ellen.
-Hello, Helen. Have you heard? There’s been a horrible accident.
-Oh dear! What’s happened?
-Hilda Higgins’ husband has had an accident on his horse.
-How awful! Is he injured?
-Yes. An ambulance has taken him to the hospital
- How did it happen?
-He was hit by an express train. It was on the crossing just behind his house.
-How horrible!
-He’s having an important operation in hospital now. Poor Hilda! She’s so unhappy.
-Perhaps he’ll be all right.
-I hope so.
A Horrible Accident
-Hello, Ellen.
-Hello, Helen. Have you heard? There’s been a horrible accident.
-Oh dear! What’s happened?
-Hilda Higgins’ husband has had an accident on his horse.
-How awful! Is he injured?
-Yes. An ambulance has taken him to the hospital
- How did it happen?
-He was hit by an express train. It was on the crossing just behind his house.
-How horrible!
-He’s having an important operation in hospital now. Poor Hilda! She’s so unhappy.
-Perhaps he’ll be all right.
-I hope so.
A Horrible Accident
-Hello, Ellen.
-Hello, Helen. Have you heard? There’s been a horrible accident.
-Oh dear! What’s happened?
-Hilda Higgins’ husband has had an accident on his horse.
-How awful! Is he injured?
-Yes. An ambulance has taken him to the hospital
- How did it happen?
-He was hit by an express train. It was on the crossing just behind his house.
-How horrible!
-He’s having an important operation in hospital now. Poor Hilda! She’s so unhappy.
-Perhaps he’ll be all right.
-I hope so.
A Horrible Accident
-Hello, Ellen.
-Hello, Helen. Have you heard? There’s been a horrible accident.
-Oh dear! What’s happened?
-Hilda Higgins’ husband has had an accident on his horse.
-How awful! Is he injured?
-Yes. An ambulance has taken him to the hospital
- How did it happen?
-He was hit by an express train. It was on the crossing just behind his house.
-How horrible!
-He’s having an important operation in hospital now. Poor Hilda! She’s so unhappy.
-Perhaps he’ll be all right.
-I hope so.
A Horrible Accident
-Hello, Ellen.
-Hello, Helen. Have you heard? There’s been a horrible accident.
-Oh dear! What’s happened?
-Hilda Higgins’ husband has had an accident on his horse.
-How awful! Is he injured?
-Yes. An ambulance has taken him to the hospital
- How did it happen?
-He was hit by an express train. It was on the crossing just behind his house.
-How horrible!
-He’s having an important operation in hospital now. Poor Hilda! She’s so unhappy.
-Perhaps he’ll be all right.
-I hope so.
