A Meeting in London | Leer Engels A1

1. The waiter finally brings their food. He walks so slowly. The scone is warm. The sandwich looks good. "Enjoy!" they say to each other. They start eating. The food is delicious.

2. "What colour is your cat?" James asks. "He is black and white. Like a cow!" Emma laughs. "But he thinks he is a dog. He fetches things!" This is unusual.

3. "Really? What does he fetch?" James is curious. "Pens! Only blue pens. I don't know why." "That's amazing! Hemingway is ginger and lazy." James shakes his head. "He only moves for food. He is round like a football!" They compare cat stories. Both cats are strange. This is perfect. They have much to talk about.

4. "How long do you work at the school?" James asks. "Two years. Before, I worked at a museum." Emma explains. "But teenagers are more interesting than paintings. They have opinions about everything!" She smiles. "Do they like your class?"

5. "Some students love art. They stay after class to paint more." Emma is proud. "Other students draw stick figures and say 'finished!'" She laughs. "But that's okay. Not everyone must be an artist." James nods. He understands.

6. The waiter appears again. He moves like he is underwater. "Would you like more drinks?" he asks slowly. Emma looks at James. The afternoon is nice. She wants to stay. "Maybe... beer?" she suggests. James smiles. "Good idea! Beer is always a great choice in London after all."