7. There must[2] be good fruit here. 8. The traveler has no
provisions and would like something[5] nourishing. 9. Have you
anything[5] good to[4] eat? 10. We have meat, bread, fruit,[6]
and good eggs. 11. There was no fire in the kitchen, but there
were lots of people there.[7] 12. There were large chairs near
the fire. 13. The boy brought to the innkeeper six dozen eggs.
14. There isn't enough charcoal, do you want me[8] to bring you
some?[9] 15. The servants were not boys but women. 16. These[10]
are excellent oysters. 17. There are many people[11] at the inn.
18. We have good inns and bad in France. 19. The servant bought
five cents'[12] worth[1] of salt. 20. Many[13] people do not
eat oysters. 21. A great[1] many of the king's soldiers were
hungry. 22. The house was surrounded by trees. 23. Most kings
do not set good examples. 24. Most children haven't so much wit.
25. Many[13] children become stupid in later life. 26. Here is
the only fire[14] there is[15] in the house.

[Footnotes 1: _omit._ 2: devoir. 3: trop. 4: à. 5: _supply_ de.
6: _plural._ 7: là. 8: que je. 9: vous en apporte (_why
subjunctive?_). 10: ce. 11: monde. 12: sous. 13: bien des.
14: _supply_ que. 15: _why subjunctive?_]

B. Use the following words in the proper spaces in the exercise
given below:

(a) ami, aimer, aimable, amiable, aimablement, aimant, amabilité,
amical, amicalement, amitié, amour, amoureux, amoureusement,
enamourer.

Cette homme est mon ----, il m'---- beaucoup, il est très ----.