Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Аноним

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The dog who came to stay. Last summer, Matthеw and Fiona went on holiday to Spain. Theу stayed in a small cottoge. One day. Мatthew went for a long walk. He found a dogl It was lost! It wаs a stray dog. It wogged its teil. It followed Matthew home. Fiona liked the dog and she geve it sorтe food. It ete the food very quickly. It sat down outside their front door. At 10 pm, it was cold. Fiona let the dog inside. It sat beside her on the sofa It was a girl dog. They gave her a name - Hilda. Hilda stayed in the cottage with them. Six deys later, it was time to go home. Back to Englandi Fiona took Hilda to a dog rescue сеntre. Sadly, they had no place for Hilda But, they offered to helpl They transported Hilda to England, fo Fiona and Matthew's house. Fiona and Мatthew paid the dog гescue people a fee. The fee was £500. Now, Hilda lives with Matthew and Fional She sleeps on the bed and eats Pedigree Chum and nice dog biscuits. Matthew takes her for a long walk every day and she sits on Fiond's knee in the evenings Matthew and Fiona love Hilda and Hilda loves them.

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