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It was a cool and windy day. Willie, Jim, Laura and I were ___1___ our way to East Coast Park to fly a kite. On our way ___2___, Jim ___3___ something stuck to his shoe.

"Must be a ___4___ of chewing gum or something," he muttered as he ___5___ down to remove the object. What he removed ___6___ his shoe was a dirty fifty dollar ___7___ !

"Wow! What good luck! ___8___ go and celebrate with this ___9___," said Willie. "I happen to know a good restaurant ___10___ we can go for a nice meal."

"All you can ___11___ of is food, Willie. No ___12___ you need to go on a diet," I said. "I think we should invest the money ___13___ a few good books."

"You boys can ___14___ think of yourselves," Laura chipped in. "I imagine that the owner of this fifty dollar note ___15___ be anxiously searching for it ___16___ over the place. So I suggest we look around to see ___17___ we can find the owner."

For the next few minutes, the three of ___18___ agreed about what we ___19___ do with the money.

"Er, there's something you guys ___20___ to know," Jim interrupted suddenly.

We all turned to him. In ___21___ heat of our argument, we had forgotten all ___22___ him. "What is it, Jim?" Laura asked impatiently. Jim was the most quiet ___23___ of our group.

"Well, ___24___ all of you were busy arguing, a big gust of wind ___25___ the money out of my hand," Jim said.

 

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1. on   2. there   3. felt   4. piece   5. bent   6. from   7. note   8. Let's   9. money   10. where   11. think   12. wonder   13. in   14. only   15. must   16. all   17. if   18. us   19. should   20. ought   21. the   22. about   23. member    24. while   25. blew
 
It was a cool and windy day. Willie, Jim, Laura and I were on our way to East Coast Park to fly a kite. On our way there, Jim felt something stuck to his shoe.

"Must be a piece of chewing gum or something," he muttered as he bent down to remove the object. What he removed from his shoe was a dirty fifty dollar note !

"Wow! What good luck! Let's go and celebrate with this money," said Willie. "I happen to know a good restaurant where we can go for a nice meal."

"All you can think of is food, Willie. No wonder you need to go on a diet," I said. "I think we should invest the money in a few good books."

"You boys can only think of yourselves," Laura chipped in. "I imagine that the owner of this fifty dollar note must be anxiously searching for it all over the place. So I suggest we look around to see if we can find the owner."

For the next few minutes, the three of us agreed about what we should do with the money.

"Er, there's something you guys ought to know," Jim interrupted suddenly.

We all turned to him. In the heat of our argument, we had forgotten all about him. "What is it, Jim?" Laura asked impatiently. Jim was the most quiet member of our group.

"Well, while all of you were busy arguing, a big gust of wind blew the money out of my hand," Jim said.

 
 

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