Does Susan have tea by herself？

A:Can't you come in and have tea now，Peter？

Not yet.

B:I must water the garden first.

A:Do you have to water it now?

B:I am afraid I must.

Look at it!

It's terribly dry.

A:What a nuisance!

B:Last summer it was very dry, too.

Don't you remember?

I had to water it every day.

A:Well, I'll have tea by myself.

That was quick!

Have you finished already?

B:Yes.

Look out of the window.

A:It's raining!

That mean you don't need to water the garden.

B:That was a pleasant surprise.

It means I can have tea, instead.

 

nuisance 英[?nju:sns] 美[?nu:sns] n. 讨厌的东西（人，行为）麻烦事; 非法妨害，损害; 麻烦事;