7. fill in each of the gaps with one suitable word george bernard shaw was ( 1 ) lunch in a small restaurant in london . ( 2 ) he was trying to clear his plate a band ( 3 ) playing , or should one say , making a dreadful noise . g. b. shaw did ( 4 ) like garish music , and he felt terrible . the noise was getting ( 5 ) and worse . at last shaw could n't put up with it .. ( 6 ) longer . he was going ( 7 ) ask for his bill when the band stopped ( 8 ) the conductor looked round the room , ( 9 ) the great writer , recognized him , came up to him and said with ( 10 ) smile , would you like the band to play ( 11 ) special for you , sir ? " the answer ( 12 ) instantly ' ofcourse ! i 'd like you to play chess

George Bernard Shaw was ( 1 ) having lunch in a small restaurant in London . ( 2 ) While he was trying to clear his plate a band ( 3 ) was playing , or should one say , making a dreadful noise . G. B. Shaw did ( 4 ) not like garish music , and he felt terrible . The noise was getting ( 5 ) worse and worse . At last Shaw couldn't put up with it ( 6 ) any longer . He was going ( 7 ) to ask for his bill when the band stopped ( 8 ) playing. The conductor looked round the room , ( 9 ) saw the great writer , recognized him , came up to him and said with ( 10 ) a smile , "Would you like the band to play ( 11 ) something special for you , Sir ? " The answer ( 12 ) was instantly "Of course ! I 'd like you to play chess"