Ailsa Kelly, granddaughter of the company owner, remembers visiting the factory as ______ child with her grandfather. ‘

Some animals have even managed to put signs together in ________ to make simple sentences.

Every now _______ then I see a factory worker in a white coat put a sweet into her mouth.

Today I am visiting a sweets factory, a building squeezed ________ a railway line and a canal.

It _______ sometimes said that animals use language.

I am staring at huge vats of sticky liquid ________ eventually ends up as mouth-watering sweets.

Ailsa´s grandfather told her, "You may work here some day. "And indeed, she has, continuously, _______ 1999.

The sense of family is _______ of the reasons employees are remarkably loyal to the company.

Animals, though, cannot make a call meaning ‘I was scared yesterday’ or I’ll be hungry tomorrow.´ Only human beings are capable ______ doing this.

However, getting these animals to communicate takes a huge _________ of training.

Zoologists have had some success in teaching human language to animals. Chimpanzees were used ______ some of these experiments.

Certainly some animal species have developed amazingly sophisticated ways of communicating with _______ another.

______ I watch, trucks filled with sugar arrive at the factory where this family-owned company has been making sweets for some 80 years.