Forty-fourth (44th) Lesson

Give me that wallet, it's mine. How do you know? - Well, it's not yours, and there are ten punds inside it. He borrows my things, but he isn't pleased when I borrow his. These people are all friends of hers. They want to come to the party. What, all of them? - Well, perhaps only a few of them. Where is my pen? Here, you can use mine. - That's very kind of you. Whose is this sports car? - It's theirs. I suppose they are very rich. - No, their house is smaller than yours. In fact, they live in a tent! A cynic So you're going to marry Harold. What is he like? He's honest, kind, gentle, sweet and noble. And what are you going to eat? A cynic is a person who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing (Oscar Wilde).