3. Can you remember a funny story connected with shop- ping? XII. Use prepositions or adverbs if necessary: Mr. Sellyer's bookshop is across the street ... my house. It is situated ... a tall modern building and it is quite famous. It is always full ... people. I often go ... there to look for new books. He has a lot ... different books... his shelves. When I go ... Mr. Sellyer's shop I usually stay there ... a few hours. ... that day while I was looking ... the books I was watching Mr. Sellyer at work. I shall describe some ... his methods... you. A lady came ... the shop and asked ... a book. Mr. Sellyer showed "Golden Dreams" ... her and said, "The readers are fond ... this book." Another lady entered ... the shop. She was ... black. Mr. Sellyer also gave her "Golden Dreams." "It's a beautiful book," he said, "... love, very simple but sad*. My wife cried all the time reading it." "Have you any good reading ... vacation time?" asked the next customer. Mr. Sellyer recommended "Golden Dreams" once again. "The most humorous book ... the season," he said. "My wife laughed every minute reading it. It's her favourite book now." It was four o'clock, time to go home. But when I was leav- ing ... the shop I asked Mr. Sellyer, "Do you like the book yourself?" "I have no time to read every book." "What about your wife?" "I am not married," answered Mr. Sellyer smiling.