Jahresbericht 2002/2003 (PDF) - Mary Ward Schulen
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HS<br />
HASTINGS<br />
March 8th-15th, <strong>2003</strong><br />
Fourth Form<br />
A: pupil staying at school<br />
B: pupil coming back from Hastings<br />
A: Did you enjoy your flight to London Heathrow?<br />
B: Yes, it was exciting, because we were above the clouds and closer to the sun.<br />
A: Were there any problems at the airport?<br />
B: Well, not really. Apart from the fact that some of us had scissors in the hand luggage and<br />
Sabrina’s suitcase was damaged.<br />
A: What was the weather like?<br />
B: On the first day, when we went to Beachy Head, we were nearly blown off the cliffs, but<br />
then the weather changed for the better. At the end of the week we even had sunshine.<br />
A: What about your host family? When did you first see them?<br />
B: They picked us up in Sea Road and took us to the house by car. The house looked great<br />
outside, but the rooms were rather small. All in all our family was very friendly and I did<br />
understand them quite well, though my English is not the best.<br />
A: Did you like the food?<br />
B: It was not too bad, but it can’t be compared to<br />
Austrian food.<br />
A: What did you have for breakfast?<br />
B: We had toast, jam, orange juice and of course<br />
tea with milk.<br />
A: Did you really drink tea with milk?<br />
B: At first we were not too sure about it, but when<br />
we tried it, we found out that it was<br />
delicious. We had at least three cups a day.<br />
Basically, everyone in England seems to drink a<br />
lot of tea. It was one of the questions we asked<br />
passers-by in Eastbourne. Would you like to see<br />
the results?<br />
A: Yes, sure.<br />
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