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“I wish you (a)   more time with your classmates. Don’t you feel bored in the park?” (SPEND)

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“It’s ok, Mum, I just feel much (a)   alone than with people who can’t understand me,” Cindy usually answered. “Parks are a lot more fun to spend time in than hanging out in a shopping centre.” And her mother didn’t know what to say. (GOOD)

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One day, Cindy returned from the park very excited.

“Guess, who I met in the park!” she said, and she told her parents the whole story. “I (a)   along the central avenue when I saw a group of people. (WALK)

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They (a)   students of the Biology faculty of the university. (BE)

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They told (a)   about the plan to rearrange the park. ( I )

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A large lake is going to be made in the centre. There will be wild animals there like hares, squirrels and even (FOX)

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Yesterday, the plan (a)   by the City Council and work starts tomorrow. I want to join the volunteer team!” (approve)

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The 5th of November is Guy Fawkes Night. This holiday is also known as Bonfire Night as lighting bonfires is an essential part of the (a)   . CELEBRATE

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(a)   , it’s one of the favourite holidays for children – they simply can’t miss the firework display. NATURAL

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Most parents allow their children to stay outdoors till late at night. It would be (a)   to make them stay at home when the sky is lit up with colours. FAIR

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However, children should never be left on their own - bonfires and fireworks are potentially (a)   . DANGER

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Emergency reports say the number of people needing medical care increases on this night. Some of them are (a)   with fire. CARE

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In spite of the excitement, the children may also catch a cold on this November night. Warm jumpers, coats and gloves are more (a)   than ever. USE