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When I answered the telephone this morning, I (know) that the woman (dial) the wrong number. But it (take) her a long time to find out. She (say) her name (be) Mrs. Mills and (ask) if I I (be) Dr. Cooper's secretary. I (tell) her that she (not to get) the right number, but I (not to think) she (listen) to me. She (tell) me she (want) to cancelled her two o'clock appointment because her husband (be) ill and she (have) to car of him. I (tell) her I (be) very sorry to hear that, but she still (have) the wrong number. Then she (want) to know if the appointment (can make) for next week. I (tell) her it (cannot arrange) as I (be) not Dr. Cooper's secretary. Finally, she (hear) what I (say). She (want) to know why she (not to tell) right away that she (have) the wrong number. Before I (can answer) her, she (ring) off.
At first I (be) a little upset about it, but later on, in the evening I (decide) it (be) really quite funny. I (want) to trying my sister and (tell) her about it. It so (happen) that I (dial) the wrong number. And by a fantastic it (happen) to be Mrs. Mills. You can imagine how much I (astonish). I (try) to explain that I (make) a mistake, but she (not to listen). She just (want) to know how I (get) her telephone number. She (say) she (cannot understand) why I (bother) her. I (try) to explain again, but she (talk) so much and so fast that I (cannot interrupt) her even to say that I (be) sorry. Finally, I (hang up). I still (want) to speak to my sister, but I (be) afraid I (may) get that woman's number again. As a result, I (not to use) the telephone for the rest of the day.
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When I answered the telephone this morning, I (know) that the woman (dial) the wrong number. But it (take) her a long time to find out. She (say) her name (be) Mrs. Mills and (ask) if I I (be) Dr. Cooper's secretary. I (tell) her that she (not to get) the right number, but I (not to think) she (listen) to me. She (tell) me she (want) to cancelled her two o'clock appointment because her husband (be) ill and she (have) to car of him. I (tell) her I (be) very sorry to hear that, but she still (have) the wrong number. Then she (want) to know if the appointment (can make) for next week. I (tell) her it (cannot arrange) as I (be) not Dr. Cooper's secretary. Finally, she (hear) what I (say). She (want) to know why she (not to tell) right away that she (have) the wrong number. Before I (can answer) her, she (ring) off.
At first I (be) a little upset about it, but later on, in the evening I (decide) it (be) really quite funny. I (want) to trying my sister and (tell) her about it. It so (happen) that I (dial) the wrong number. And by a fantastic it (happen) to be Mrs. Mills. You can imagine how much I (astonish). I (try) to explain that I (make) a mistake, but she (not to listen). She just (want) to know how I (get) her telephone number. She (say) she (cannot understand) why I (bother) her. I (try) to explain again, but she (talk) so much and so fast that I (cannot interrupt) her even to say that I (be) sorry. Finally, I (hang up). I still (want) to speak to my sister, but I (be) afraid I (may) get that woman's number again. As a result, I (not to use) the telephone for the rest of the day.
When I answered the telephone this morning, I (know) that the woman (dial) the wrong number. But it (take) her a long time to find out. She (say) her name (be) Mrs. Mills and (ask) if I I (be) Dr. Cooper's secretary. I (tell) her that she (not to get) the right number, but I (not to think) she (listen) to me. She (tell) me she (want) to cancelled her two o'clock appointment because her husband (be) ill and she (have) to car of him. I (tell) her I (be) very sorry to hear that, but she still (have) the wrong number. Then she (want) to know if the appointment (can make) for next week. I (tell) her it (cannot arrange) as I (be) not Dr. Cooper's secretary. Finally, she (hear) what I (say). She (want) to know why she (not to tell) right away that she (have) the wrong number. Before I (can answer) her, she (ring) off.
At first I (be) a little upset about it, but later on, in the evening I (decide) it (be) really quite funny. I (want) to trying my sister and (tell) her about it. It so (happen) that I (dial) the wrong number. And by a fantastic it (happen) to be Mrs. Mills. You can imagine how much I (astonish). I (try) to explain that I (make) a mistake, but she (not to listen). She just (want) to know how I (get) her telephone number. She (say) she (cannot understand) why I (bother) her. I (try) to explain again, but she (talk) so much and so fast that I (cannot interrupt) her even to say that I (be) sorry. Finally, I (hang up). I still (want) to speak to my sister, but I (be) afraid I (may) get that woman's number again. As a result, I (not to use) the telephone for the rest of the day.
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When I answered the telephone this morning, I knew that the woman had dialed the wrong number. But it took her a long time to find out. She said her name was Mrs. Mills and asked if I was Dr. Cooper's secretary. I told her that she had not gotten the right number, but I did not think she was listening to me. She told me she wanted to cancel her two o'clock appointment because her husband was ill and she had to take care of him. I told her I was very sorry to hear that, but she still had the wrong number. Then she heard what I said. She wanted to know why she had not been told right away that she had the wrong number. Before I could answer her, she hung up.
At first I was a little upset about it, but later in the evening I decided it was really quite funny. I wanted to try calling my sister and tell her about it. It so happened that I dialed the wrong number. And by a fantastic coincidence, it was Mrs. Mills. You can imagine how astonished I was. I tried to explain that I had made a mistake, but she was not listening. She just wanted to know how I had gotten her telephone number. She said she could not understand why I was bothering her. I tried to explain again, but she talked so much and so fast that I could not interrupt her even to say that I was sorry. Finally, I hung up. I still wanted to speak to my sister, but I was afraid I might get that woman's number again. As a result, I did not use the telephone for the rest of the day.