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Potatoes came to Europe from South America in 1533, but people didn't want to grow potatoes \(at once / at the beginning / at the moment / at first\). It wasn't easy to make them do it.
King Louis XVI of France thought of \(the / a / an / \-\) plan. He asked the gardener to grow potatoes in his garden and sent the soldiers to \(eat / see / guard / study\) the beds day and night. If \(somebody / anybody / nobody / everybody\) came near the garden, the soldiers began to shoot. The people became \(suspicious / worried / interested / indifferent\). "These are new plants!" they \(told / talked / spoke / said\). "It \(must / may / should / could\) be good if the king looks \(at / after / through / for\) them!"
In autumn the soldiers dug the potatoes and left them in the garden. When the peasants took \(any / a lot / some / a few\) of the potatoes, they didn't \(want / like / remember / seem\) to notice it.
Soon the peasants took all the potatoes. After it French men began to grow potatoes and French women learnt to cook them.