Scene 9 of 50
The café table
The café table
Your goalI can ask what happened, say what is in my kitchen and whose things are, and say what I need.
Prepare the wordsPremium
Meet the 9 words of this scene before you read. You can also go straight to the story.
Hello, May. What is wrong?
Hello, May. What is wrong?
Hello, May. What is wrong?
Hello, May. What is wrong?
MayMy table is gone! The chairs are gone too.
My table is gone! The chairs are gone too.
There’s a white table in my kitchen.
There’s a white table in my kitchen.
There’s a white table in my kitchen.
There’s a white table in my kitchen.
- May
Are there chairs too?
Are there chairs too?
Yes. Two chairs.
Yes. Two chairs.
Yes. Two chairs.
Yes. Two chairs.
- May
Wait. I’d like to see it.
Wait. I’d like to see it.
Upstairs in your kitchen, May stands by the little table with a cake and a pot of coffee. 
She isn’t angry. She puts the cake on the table and sits down. 
She takes a second cup out of her apron pocket. - May
That is my table. And my two chairs!
That is my table. And my two chairs!
Sorry. It was not me.
Sorry. It was not me.
Sorry. It was not me.
Sorry. It was not me.
- May
I know. The table can stay. I have lots of tables at the café.
I know. The table can stay. I have lots of tables at the café.
Really? Thank you!
Really? Thank you!
Really? Thank you!
Really? Thank you!
- May
Here is breakfast too. Where are the cups?
Here is breakfast too. Where are the cups?
I only have one cup.
I only have one cup.
I only have one cup.
I only have one cup.
- May
Here is another one.
Here is another one.
Who comes into my flat at night?
Who comes into my flat at night?
Who comes into my flat at night?
Who comes into my flat at night?
She looks at your door and smiles. - May
Anne’s key opens every door.
Anne’s key opens every door.
Every door?
Every door?
Every door?
Every door?
- May
Every door. Now let us two eat. Enjoy your meal!
Every door. Now let us two eat. Enjoy your meal!
Who says this?
My table is gone! The chairs are gone too.
My table is gone! The chairs are gone too.
What does it mean?
There’s a white table in my kitchen.
There’s a white table in my kitchen.
Which line do you hear?
Yes. Two chairs.
Yes. Two chairs.
Put the words in order.
That is my table. And my two chairs!
Who says this?
Here is breakfast too. Where are the cups?
Here is breakfast too. Where are the cups?
What does it mean?
I only have one cup.
I only have one cup.
Which line do you hear?
Here is another one.
Put the words in order.
Anne’s key opens every door.
What happens first?
Put the lines in the order they come in the scene.
Scene complete
The café table
Goal reachedI can ask what happened, say what is in my kitchen and whose things are, and say what I need.
