Paul And Pierre In Paris

Chapter 1
Paul is a Young English boy. He´s travelling to Paris on the Eurostar train. He has got a pen friend there.”Are you travelling alone?” a ticket inspector asks Pauls. “Yes,” answer Paul, “my friend is meeting me at the station in Paris.”
It is dark outside the train. They are in a tunnel.
“How long is the tunnel?” asks Paul. “It´s fifty kilometers long,” answers the inspector, “andthirty-nine kilometers are under the sea.” “Wow!” says Paul. “Right now, we are under the English Channel,” says the inspector. “This is my first trip abroad without my parents,” says Paul. “I´m very happy.”
“Have a great time,” says the inspector.

Chapter 2
“The train is here!” shouts Pierre. He is jumping up and down. Pierre is at the railway station with his parents. They are meeting Paul.“There he is, “ says Pierre and he points at Paul. “Are you sure?” asks Pierre´s mother, Madame Dupont. “Yes, yes,” answers Pierre, “I´ve got his picture.”
“Hello Paul,” says Pierre, “I am Pierre.”
“Hello Pierre,” says Paul. “I ´m very happy I am here.”
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“Welcome, “says Monsieur Dupont and he shakes Paul´s hand.
“Welcome to beautiful Paris. The city of light,” says Madame Dupont andsmiles at Paul.

Chapter 3
Pierre and Paul are at the breakfast table. They are having hot chocolate and croissants for breakfast.
“This is a very nice breakfast,” says Paul.
“it´s a traditional French breakfast,” says Pierre. “older people drink coffe, not hot chocolate.”
Madame Dupont walks into the kitchen. “What are you doing today boys?” she asks.
“We are meeting Sylvie,” answers Pierre.“Who is Sylvie?” asks Paul.
“Sylvie is my cousin,” answers Pierre. “We´re in the same class and we´re working on a project together.” “Really?” asks Paul. “What is your project about?” “It´s called “the sights of Paris”,” answers Pierre.
“That´s very interesting,” says Paul. “Can I help you with it?”
“Why not?” answers Pierre. “That´s a good idea,” says Madame Dupont. “You can show Paul thesights and do the project at the same time.” “We are starting today then,” says Pierre.
“I´m excited!” answers Paul.

Chapter 4
Pierre and Paul are outside a large church. “This is the Notre Dame Cathedral,” says Pierre. “It is almost eight hundred years old. Oh, that´s Sylvie,” says Pierre and points at a girl. “She is doing the drawings for the project.” “Hi, Sylvie. This is Paul. He´s my penfriend from England and he is helping us with the project,” says Pierre. “Pleased to meet you,” says Sylvie to Paul. “Here, I´ve got some drawings. Do you want to see them?” “Of course,” answer the boys. Sylvie shows them some drawings. “They´re very good,” says Paul. “I´ve got an idea. Let´s make a poster of the sights for your project.” “That´s a great idea,” says Sylvie. “Where are we goingnext?” asks Paul. “To the Eiffel Tower,” answers Pierre.



Chapter 5



They are at the bottom of the Eiffel towerSylvie is busy. She´s drawing.
“How old is the tower?” asks Paul.
“It is one hundred and ten years old,” answers Pierre. “It is three hundred metres high and it has three observation decks.” “Can we go up?” asks Paul. “Of course we can,” answers Pierre.“Come on Sylvie, hurry up,” says Paul. He is very excited. Now the children are at the top observation deck.
“Wow! The view is fantastic!” says Paul. “Yes,” says Sylvie. “You can see the whole city from up here.” “Can we also see Disneyland?” asks Paul. “No,” answer Sylvie. “It is near Paris, but it isn´t in the city.” “I want to go to Disneyland one day,” says Paul. “Me too,” says Pierre, “but now weare going for lunch somewhere else.” “Where?” asks Paul. “Look, over there,” says Pierre and he points at a restaurant. “The Jules Verne Restaurant,” reads Paul. “Hmm, Jules Verne, the famous science fiction writer.” “I´m hungry. Let´s eat,” says Sylvie. “Good idea,” says Pierre.

Chapter 6

It is early evening now. The three children are in the car with Monsieur Dupont. They are at the...