Question

use the verb in parenthesis in the correct tense.
“What you (to want) to see me for?”
The young man (to hesitate). “The fact (to be),”
he (to say) at last, “I (to be) horribly short of money.
You can (to pay) me for that thing I (to do) for you
the other day?”
“How much we (to settle) it for?”
“Twenty pounds, I (to think).”
“Make it twenty five,” (to say) Mr. Bigger gener-
ously.
“Thank you. I (to suppose) you wouldn’t like to
have a show of my landscapes.”
“No, nothing of your own,” (to reply) Mr. Bigger.

Answer 1

“What do you want to see me for?” The young man hesitated. “The fact is,” he said at last, “I am horribly short of money. Can you pay me for that thing I did for you the other day?” “How much did we settle it for?” “Twenty pounds, I think.” “Make it twenty five,” said Mr. Bigger generously. “Thank you. I suppose you wouldn’t like to have a show of my landscapes.” “No, nothing of your own,” replied Mr. Bigger.