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English, 20.09.2020 01:01 Guest4747

1 why did the narrator panic? 2 what food items did she chose ?
3 why did she criticize his eating habits ?
4 what did the narrator plan to do if he didn't have enough money to pay the bill ?
5 what would be the final solution?
6 in spite of the hefty thought's on the narrator's mind , he ordered the coffee for himself and a coffee with ice-cream for the lady? why?
7 did the narrator have enough money pay the bill?
8 why did the lady call him a humorist ?
9 today she weights twenty-one stonehow much is thisin kilograms ?
10 what is own lesson you can have after you read the story?

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