Question

220/234 Why I not (go) into the kitchen and start on the potato salad?" my mother said. "Oh, but Diana's going to make ""Good heavens, Mallory, what an Englishwoman (know) about making an ail-American potato salad for an American celebration like Independence Day? Independence from the British, I (may) add." "You not (have to) giv a history lesson." "I (make) the salad," she sniffed. "It always (be) one of my specialties, in case you (forget)." se the right form of the verbs in brackets.​

Answer 1

"Why don't I go into the kitchen and start on the potato salad?" my mother said. "Oh, but Diana's going to make it." "Good heavens, Mallory, what does an Englishwoman know about making an all-American potato salad for an American celebration like Independence Day? Independence from the British, I might add." "You don't have to give a history lesson." "I will make the salad," she sniffed. "It has always been one of my specialties, in case you forgot."