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It was about 6pm when I heard a knock on the door. It ________BE________ Jason, my teenage neighbour. He looked cold and upset.
“What’s wrong, Jason?”
“I ________LOSE________ my key and I can’t get into my house.”
“Come in. Today’s not a day for long walks, or long waits,” I looked out the window. It ______SNOW_______ hard and it was windy. The weather was getting ______BAD_________ every hour.
Jason ________TAKE________ off his coat and boots. His _______FOOT_________ were wet and I gave him a pair of socks to change into. A cup of hot tea and some biscuits soon made the boy feel warm.
“Where are your parents, Jason?”
“I ________NOT/KNOW________. I can’t call them because of this,” he pulled his phone out of his pocket and showed it to me – the screen ________BREAK________ and the phone was obviously dead.
Jason focused on the food again. He took his ________FOUR________ biscuit and said: “I wish my mum could make biscuits like this.”
It was about 6pm when I heard a knock on the door. It ________BE________ Jason, my teenage neighbour. He looked cold and upset.
“What’s wrong, Jason?”
“I ________LOSE________ my key and I can’t get into my house.”
“Come in. Today’s not a day for long walks, or long waits,” I looked out the window. It ______SNOW_______ hard and it was windy. The weather was getting ______BAD_________ every hour.
Jason ________TAKE________ off his coat and boots. His _______FOOT_________ were wet and I gave him a pair of socks to change into. A cup of hot tea and some biscuits soon made the boy feel warm.
“Where are your parents, Jason?”
“I ________NOT/KNOW________. I can’t call them because of this,” he pulled his phone out of his pocket and showed it to me – the screen ________BREAK________ and the phone was obviously dead.
Jason focused on the food again. He took his ________FOUR________ biscuit and said: “I wish my mum could make biscuits like this.”
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“What’s wrong, Jason?”
“I have lost my key and I can’t get into my house.”
“Come in. Today’s not a day for long walks, or long waits,” I looked out the window. It was snowing hard and it was windy. The weather was getting worse every hour.
Jason took off his coat and boots. His feet were wet and I gave him a pair of socks to change into. A cup of hot tea and some biscuits soon made the boy feel warm.
“Where are your parents, Jason?”
“I don't know. I can’t call them because of this,” he pulled his phone out of his pocket and showed it to me – the screen was broken and the phone was obviously dead.
Jason focused on the food again. He took his fourth biscuit and said: “I wish my mum could make biscuits like this.”