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It was a beautiful spring morning. There (1. not, be) was not a cloud in the sky, and the sun (2. shine) was shining brightly, so Mr Andrews (3. be) was surprised when he (4. see) saw an old gentleman at the bus stop. The gentleman (5. have) had a big, strong black umbrella in his hand. Mr Andrews (6. say) said to him, "You (7. think) think we (8. be going) are going to (9. have) have rain today?" "No," (10. answer) answered the old gentleman. "I (11. not, think) do not think so." "Then why you (12. carry) are carrying the umbrella on such a warm day?" The gentleman (13. smile) smiled and (14. explain), "I (15. be) am an old man, and my legs (16. not, be) are not very strong. It (17. become) has become very difficult for me to walk without a walking stick. But when I (18. carry) carry a walking stick, people (19. say) say that I (20. look) look old and they (21. feel) feel sorry for me. And I (22. not, like) do not like that. When I (23. carry) carry an umbrella in fine weather, people only (24. say): "(25. Look) Look at that stupid man!"