Open the brackets. One day a gentleman (to come) to a

Open the brackets. One day a gentleman (to come) to a pastry-shop and (to order) a cake in the shape of the letter S. The pastry-cook (to say): quot;It (to take) us three days to make such a cakequot;. quot;All right (to answer) the gentleman. I (to come) in three daysquot;. In three days he (to come) to the shop again and when the cook (to show) him the cake the gentleman (to say) that he (not to like) its shape. quot;Than we (to make) another onequot;, (to say) the cook, quot;but it (to take) us three days morequot;. quot;All rightquot;, (to say) the gentleman, quot;I (to come) in three daysquot;. In three days the gentleman (to come) to the pastry-shop. The cook (to show) him the new cake. The gentleman (to say) that he (to like) it. quot;Where we (to deliver)it?quot; (to ask) the cook. quot;Do not deliver itquot;, (to answer) the man, quot;I (to eat) it herequot;.