In the 20th century aeroplanes (4) appear The first aeroplanes were small and (5) (can / not / tofly) very far. Nowadays the engineers (6) (to make) very bigplanes. They (7) (can / to fly) a long distance and (8) (tocarry) passengers from one city to another and from one country toanother. And it (9) (not / to take them much time. Travellingto England, for example, (10) (to last) for three and a half

Andrew said to Bella to welcome back and asked her how her holiday had been 
Isabelle answered him it had been fantastic and she added that it was a shame he hadn't come. 
Andrew told her not to make him jealous and asked her just told him all about it. 
Isabelle said that Greece had been amazing and added that she had taken lots of pictures, but she had got sunstroke. 
Andrew exclaimed that it was awful.
Isabelle sail that she should have been more careful and added that anyway after Greece, she had gone to Italy, but she had got seasick on the ferry. 
Andrew exclaimed that it was poor thing and he added that he hoped it hadn't spoil her holiday. 
Isabelle answered him that however Italy had been fantastic. She added that the people were very friendly and she had loved Italian cuisine. She told him he had to go to Rome some day because it was beautiful. 
Andrew answered that he might do that the following year. Then he asked her if she had managed to go to Spain.
Isabelle answered that she had but she had had a bit of trouble in Barcelona. 
Andrew asked her what had happened.
Isabelle told him that he purse had been stolen while she had been waiting for a bus but luckily, there hadn't been much money in it. 
Andrew exclaimed that was bad luck.
Isabelle said that she knew, but those things happened and she hadn't let it spoil herholiday. 
Andrew exclaimed that it was good for her and he added that the important thing was that she was back safe and sound, and she had had a good time. 
Isabelle answered that that was true, and she was thinking of going back the following year if he were (was) interested. 
Andrew sail that it sounded good.