April fox is a dancer. She works fo

April fox is a dancer. She works for the British dance company in Leeds. Her boss thereis Maria Grant. One Monday morning, April arrives early. She sees Maria at the coffeemachine. “I’ve got some good news,” says Maria.There is an envelope in her hand “Really? What is it?” April asks. Maria smiles. “Waitand see,” she says. At ten o’clock the dancers are finishing their first class. Suddenly,Maria walks into the room. “Can I have a word with you all, please?” she says.“What’s this about?” asks April friend, Laura. “I do not know,” April answers. Themusic stops. “I have a letter here from Moscow,” says Maria.“The Russians want us to dance there next month.” Six weeks later, April is atHeathrow airport in London. “You are going to have a very good time,” says her father.“Of course she is, George,” says Mrs. Fox. “Now, April, have you got everything? Ticket,passport, money…?” April smiles. “Yes, Mum.” She says goodbye to her parents. Thenshe sees Laura and Maria. “Come on,” says Laura. “It’s time to go.” On the plane Apriland Laura talk about Moscow. They are both very happy. “I want to see everything,”says Laura. “The Kremlin – Red Square – the Bolshoi…” “Me, too, says April, “and I want to meet lots of people.” “Don’t forget we’re going there to work,” says Maria witha smile.In Moscow a bus takes the dancers to their hotel. April and Laura’s hotel room is on the second floor. Laura walks in and puts her down.“Great! –there’s a TV,” she says and turns it on. A man is reading the news. She pushesanother button. Now there is a pop video. “Look, April,” she says. “Russian rock androll.” But April is not listening. She is looking out of the window. “Moscow,” she thinks.“I’m in Moscow.”Nextdaythedancersworkveryhard.Theirdanceforthefestival, GreenOceans,isnew and very difficult. They start at eight o’clock and finish at six. Then, after dinner, they go to the Bolshoi Theatre. “This is beautiful,” says April. Laura sits down next to her.“It really is,” she says.Then they watch the Russian dancers. They are all tall, strong, and very, very good. Theday after, April and Laura finish at three o’clock. They go to a café and drink Russiantea. Then Laura looks at her map of Moscow. “Where do you want to go? The PushkinMuseum’s near here,” she says. “OK –let’s go there,” says April.Then she looks at the people in the café. “I want to talk to them,” she thinks. “But how?I can’t speak Russian.” In a street near the museum there is a small market. “Oh Laura,look,” says April. She can see some red and yellow boxes on a table. “Those are pretty.”“They’re music boxes,” says a young man with glasses. “You speak English!” says April.Theboysmiles. “I’mstudying itatuniversity. Myfriend Nikolai andIonlyworkhereat weekends.”AprilandLauratalktotheboysforalongtime.Sasha–theonewithglasses–speaks English very well. Nikolai only speaks a little

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April fox is a dancer. She works for the British dance company in Leeds. Her boss thereis Maria Grant. One Monday morning, April arrives early. She sees Maria at the coffeemachine. "I've got some good news," says Maria.There is an envelope in her hand "Really? What is it? "April asks. Maria smiles. "Waitand see," she says. At ten o'clock the dancers are finishing their first class. Suddenly, Maria walks into the room. "Can I have a word with you all, please?" She says. "What's this about?" Asks April friend, Laura. "I do not know," April answers. Themusic stops. "I have a letter here from Moscow," says Maria. "The Russians want us to dance there next month." Six weeks later, April is atHeathrow airport in London. "You are going to have a very good time," says her father. "Of course she is, George," says Mrs. Fox. "Now, April, have you got everything? Ticket, passport, money ...? "April smiles. "Yes, Mum." She says goodbye to her parents. Thenshe sees Laura and Maria. "Come on," says Laura. "It's time to go." On the plane Apriland Laura talk about Moscow. They are both very happy. "I want to see everything," says Laura. "The Kremlin - Red Square - the Bolshoi ..." "Me, too, says April," and I want to meet lots of people. "" Do not forget we're going there to work, "says Maria witha smile.In. Moscow a bus takes the dancers to their hotel. April and Laura's hotel room is on the second floor. Laura walks in and puts her down. "Great! -there's a TV, "she says and turns it on. A man is reading the news. She pushesanother button. Now there is a pop video. "Look, April," she says. "Russian rock androll." But April is not listening. She is looking out of the window. "Moscow," she thinks. "I'm in Moscow." Nextdaythedancersworkveryhard.Theirdanceforthefestival, GreenOceans, isnew and very difficult. They start at eight o'clock and finish at six. Then, after dinner, they go to the Bolshoi Theatre. "This is beautiful," says April. Laura sits down next to her. "It really is," she says.Then they watch the Russian dancers. They are all tall, strong, and very, very good. Theday after, April and Laura finish at three o'clock. They go to a café and drink Russiantea. Then Laura looks at her map of Moscow. "Where do you want to go? The PushkinMuseum's near here, "she says. "OK -let's go there," says April.Then she looks at the people in the café. "I want to talk to them," she thinks. "But how? I can not speak Russian." In a street near the museum there is a small market. "Oh Laura, look," says April. She can see some red and yellow boxes on a table. "Those are pretty." "They're music boxes," says a young man with glasses. "You speak English!" Says April.Theboysmiles. "I'mstudying itatuniversity. Myfriend Nikolai andIonlyworkhereat weekends. "AprilandLauratalktotheboysforalongtime.Sasha-theonewithglasses-speaks English very well. Nikolai only speaks a little

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April fox is a dancer. She works for the British dance company in Leeds. Her boss thereis Maria Grant. One, Monday morning. April arrives early. She sees Maria at the coffeemachine. "I "ve got some good news," says Maria.There is an envelope in. Her hand "Really? What is it?" April asks. Maria smiles. "Waitand see," she says. At ten o "clock the dancers are finishing. Their first class. Suddenly Maria walks, into the room. "Can I have a word with, you all please?" she says. "What "s this about?" Asks, April friend Laura. "I do not know," April answers. Themusic stops. "I have a letter here from Moscow," says Maria. "The. Russians want us to dance there next month. "Six weeks later April is, atHeathrow airport in London." You are going to have. A very good time, "says her father." Of course, she is George, "says Mrs. Fox." Now April, have you, got everything? Ticket passport,,, Money...? "April smiles." Yes, the Mum. "She says goodbye to her parents. Thenshe sees Laura and Maria." Come on, "says, Laura. "It "s time to go." On the plane Apriland Laura talk about Moscow. They are both very happy. "I want to everything see, says." Laura. "The Kremlin - Red Square - the Bolshoi..." "Me too says April,,," and I want to meet lots of people. "" ", Don t forget We "re going there to work, "says Maria witha smile.In Moscow a bus takes the dancers to their hotel. April and Laura s hotel." Room is on the second floor. Laura walks in and puts her down. "Great! - there "s a TV," she says and turns it on. A man is. Reading the news. She pushesanother button. Now there is a pop video. "Look, the April," she says. "Russian rock andRoll." But. April is not listening. She is looking out of the window. "Moscow," she thinks. "I "m in Moscow." Nextdaythedancersworkveryhard.Theirdanceforthefestival,, GreenOceans isnew and, very difficult. They start at eight o "clock and finish at six. Then after, go, dinner they to the. Bolshoi Theatre. "This is beautiful," says April. Laura sits down next to her. "It really is," she says.Then they watch the. Russian dancers. They are all tall strong and very,,,, very good. Theday after April and Laura finish at three o ", clock. They go to a caf é and drink Russiantea. Then Laura looks at her map of Moscow. "Where do you want to go? The PushkinMuseum s. " Near here, "she says." OK - let "s go there, "says April.Then she looks at the people in the caf é." I want to talk to them, " She thinks. "But how? I can "t speak Russian." In a street near the museum there is a small market. "Oh, Laura look," says. April. She can see some red and yellow boxes on a table. "Those are pretty." "They "re music boxes," says a young man with. Glasses. "You speak English!" says April.Theboysmiles. "I "mstudying itatuniversity. Myfriend Nikolai andIonlyworkhereat. Weekends. "- - AprilandLauratalktotheboysforalongtime.Sasha theonewithglasses speaks English very well. Nikolai only speaks a. Little.