When travellers go on holidays abroad, they to the impression they make on the locals around them. Meanwhile, every nation has its own opinion about the foreigners who come to visit them. Probably, hotel managers are the people who can tell lots of facts about from different countries. That is why our company a survey among them. The main idea of that survey was to know more about travellers . The selection criteria were of the guests, accuracy, generosity, elegance, and many other features that can make a certain opinion about a person. Such factors as the traveller's local languages and try local cuisine were also taken into account. In total, more than five thousand hotel managers . After the survey, we made top charts of nations on each criterion. The Japanese as the best tourists. The second place was shared by the Germans and the British, followed by the Canadians and the Swiss. The Americans did not enter the top ten, taking the eleventh position. However, in some countries Americans are considered the most generous. As for style and taste, the elegant Italians and French were on the leading positions.

1.Who felt something take hold of the back of the neck?

2. Did Mr Bunting feel anything  take hold of the back of his neck?

3. What did Mr Bunting suddenly  feel?

4. Suddenly Mr Bunting felt something take hold of the back of his neck, didn't he?

5. Did Mr Bunting feel anything  take hold of the back of his neck or face?

 

1. Who was unable to lift his head?

2. Was he unable to lift his head?

3. What was he unable to lift?

4. he was unable to lift his head, wasn't he?

5. was he unable to lift his head or hand?

 

1. Who looked at Cuss?

2. Did Mr Bunting look at Cuss?

3. What did Mr Bunting do?

4. Mr Bunting looked at Cuss, whose face had turned white with fear, didn't he?

5. Did Mr Bunting look at Cuss or at a young girl?

1)  Suddenly Mr. Bunting felt anything take hold of the back of his neck.

Did Mr. Bunting suddenly feel anything take hold of the back of his neck?

Did Mr. Bunting suddenly feel anything take hold of the back of his neck or his arms?

Suddenly Mr. Bunting felt anything take hold of the back of his neck, didn't he?

Who felt suddenly  anything take hold of the back of the neck?

What did Mr. Bunting feel?

 

2)  He was unable to lift his head.

Was he unable to lift his head?

Was he unable to lift his head or neck?

He was unable to lift his head, wasn't he?

Who was unable to lift his head?

What was he unable to lift?

 

3)  Mr.Bunting looked at Cuss, whose face had turned white with fear.

Did Mr.Bunting look at Cuss, whose face had turned white with fear?

Did Mr.Bunting or Mr.Brown look at Cuss, whose face had turned white with fear?

Mr Bunting looked at Cuss, whose face had turned white with fear, didn't he?

Who looked at Cuss?

Whom did Mr.Bunting look at?