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My brother Douglas and I were on our way to Aunt Rebecca's house. She had invited us ___1___ for lunch and we were not ___2___ forward to it. Aunt Rebecca was a terrible ___3___. Her dishes always ___4___ me indigestion; they were either too bland, too saltish ___5___ too sweet.

When we ___6___ her house, Aunt Rebecca was on her way out.

"Sorry, boys," she said. "I've got to ___7___ and collect my laundry. Please help ___8___ to your lunch in the kitchen. I'll be ___9___ very soon."

___10___ the kitchen, we found a large pizza.

"It smells delicious," said Douglas, sniffing the ___11___.

"Don't be fooled," I warned, eyeing the pizza ___12___ distaste. "The last time she baked us a pizza, I had indigestion ___13___ days."

We sat down for a few seconds, debating ___14___ to do. We dared ___15___ eat the pizza but we did not want to hurt Aunt Rebecca's feelings ___16___ . She happened to ___17___ our favourite relative. Just then, Aunt Rebecca's two Alsatians bounded ___18___ the kitchen. Douglas and I looked at ___19___ other. The ___20___ idea was forming in our minds.

After we had ___21___ the pizza to the dogs, we heard Aunt Rebecca opening the front door.

"Boys, I'm back," she called. " ___22___ you enjoy your lunch?"

"Oh ___23___, it was delicious," Douglas and I chorused.

"Glad to ___24___ that," said Aunt Rebecca. "I had ___25___ time to cook so I bought the pizza from the restaurant nearby."

 

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1. over   2. looking   3. cook   4. gave   5. or   6. reached   7. go   8. yourselves   9. back   10. In   11. air   12. with   13. for   14. what   15. not   16. either   17. be   18. into   19. each   20. same   21. fed   22. Did   23. yes    24. hear   25. no
 
My brother Douglas and I were on our way to Aunt Rebecca's house. She had invited us over for lunch and we were not looking forward to it. Aunt Rebecca was a terrible cook. Her dishes always gave me indigestion; they were either too bland, too saltish or too sweet.

When we reached her house, Aunt Rebecca was on her way out.

"Sorry, boys," she said. "I've got to go and collect my laundry. Please help yourselves to your lunch in the kitchen. I'll be back very soon."

In the kitchen, we found a large pizza.

"It smells delicious," said Douglas, sniffing the air.

"Don't be fooled," I warned, eyeing the pizza with distaste. "The last time she baked us a pizza, I had indigestion for days."

We sat down for a few seconds, debating what to do. We dared not eat the pizza but we did not want to hurt Aunt Rebecca's feelings either . She happened to be our favourite relative. Just then, Aunt Rebecca's two Alsatians bounded into the kitchen. Douglas and I looked at each other. The same idea was forming in our minds.

After we had fed the pizza to the dogs, we heard Aunt Rebecca opening the front door.

"Boys, I'm back," she called. " Did you enjoy your lunch?"

"Oh yes , it was delicious," Douglas and I chorused.

"Glad to hear that," said Aunt Rebecca. "I had no time to cook so I bought the pizza from the restaurant nearby."

 
 

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