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A young lady is waiting on the steps of the Museum. She is looking at her . It’s twenty to in the afternoon. A young man arrives. He is ten minutes .
“Do your girl-friends in always wait for you?” Rosa asks him.
“Only the old and ones!” answers Arturo.
Rosa is not with him.
“Well, this is my afternoon and I’m going to do what I . First, I want to look at the Egyptian in the museum. They’re very old and and they’re waiting for you!”
The two young students spend an in the museum and then buy picture to send to their friends.
“We need at least a to visit such a big museum. One hour isn’t !” says Arturo.
“You can stay here a week,” answers Rosa, “but I’m going to two . One is near London just north of the museum and the other is a little way south in Cross Road. Are you coming with me?”
“Yes,” says Arturo, “but later I’d like to go to the big stores in Oxford Street to look for .”
“If you are for the next hour, we can go there later.”
Arturo is not very . He also wants to look at the shops in Tottenham Court Road. He arranges to meet Rosa in the Department of the first bookshop at five .
Rosa likes the bookshop near the university, but she is looking for a book about Piaget, the Swiss . She cannot find it in the first . Arturo returns ten minutes . The new super-computers are interesting, but much too .