100 points please 1) Choose the appropriate form of the verbs on the right to make the story complete:Mr. Pickwick’s AdventureMr. Pickwick found that his free companions 1and eagerly 2for him to begin breakfast. They satdown to the meal – and ham, eggs, tea and coffee3 disappearing very fast indeed. “How we4to the Manor Farm?” thought Mr. Pickwick.“We had better 5the waiter, ” said Mr. Tupman.So the waiter 6for and he 7them to driveto the farm in a four-wheel carriage. But the trouble8that it 9 more than three people. “Whatare we to do if there is not enough room for all of us?”asked Mr.Snodgrass. “Perhaps one of the gentlemenwould like 10, ” suggested the waiter 11atMr. Winkle. 12the truth, Mr.Winkle was afraid of13a horse but he wouldn’t show it. “Let the horseand the carriage 14at the door by eleven, ” saidMr.Pickwick. At eleven the carriage appeared at the door.It was a funny little box put on four wheels which15 by a large brown horse.risewaitbegingoasksend, advisebe, not holdride, looktellridebedraw

Mr. Pickwick’s Adventure

Mr. Pickwick found that his free companions (wait) and eagerly (ask) for him to begin breakfast. They sat (down) to the meal – and ham, eggs, tea and coffee (began) disappearing very fast indeed. “How we (are going) to the Manor Farm?” thought Mr. Pickwick. “We had better (send) the waiter,” said Mr. Tupman.

So the waiter (went) for and he (advised) them to drive (to) the farm in a four-wheel carriage. But the trouble (was) that it (could not hold) more than three people. “What (are) we to do if there is not enough room for all of us?” asked Mr. Snodgrass. “Perhaps one of the gentlemen (would like) to ride,” suggested the waiter, (looking) at Mr. Winkle.

To tell the truth, Mr. Winkle was afraid of (riding) a horse but he wouldn’t show it. “Let the horse (be) and the carriage (at) the door by eleven,” said Mr. Pickwick. At eleven the carriage appeared at the door. It was a funny little box put on four wheels which (was drawn) by a large brown horse.