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"Can I come along with you on your fishing trip, please?" asked Millie. Her two elder brothers ___1___ at her scornfully. "Fishing is a man's ___2___," said her older brother, Derek. "Girls are not ___3___ at fishing."

___4___ a while, however, Millie managed to persuade her brothers to take her ___5___. When they reached the fishing pond, the two brothers wandered ___6___ by themselves.

"We have a secret spot ___7___ the fishes are really biting," they told her. "But you can't ___8___ along because we promised the other guys we wouldn't show anyone ___9___ the place."

The two boys left Millie on her ___10___. They sat at their secret spot ___11___ the next few hours but did not catch anything. They decided to call it a day ___12___ went to look for Millie.

"I bet she hasn't caught anything ___13___," said her other brother, Eric.

___14___ the boys found Millie, they saw something that made them ___15___ their eyes wide with amazement. Millie had ___16___ four large fishes!

"I ... I take ___17___ what I said about you this morning," Derek said when he finally found his voice.

Millie shrugged her ___18___, smiled and said nothing. On their way ___19___ by bus, the two brothers did not notice that they had passed a small shop with a sign which ___20___ : Fresh fish for sale - cheap prices.

 

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1. looked   2. sport   3. good   4. After   5. along   6. off   7. where   8. come   9. else   10. own   11. for   12. and   13. either   14. When   15. open   16. caught   17. back   18. shoulders   19. home   20. read
 
"Can I come along with you on your fishing trip, please?" asked Millie. Her two elder brothers looked at her scornfully. "Fishing is a man's sport," said her older brother, Derek. "Girls are not good at fishing."

After a while, however, Millie managed to persuade her brothers to take her along. When they reached the fishing pond, the two brothers wandered off by themselves.

"We have a secret spot where the fishes are really biting," they told her. "But you can't come along because we promised the other guys we wouldn't show anyone else the place."

The two boys left Millie on her own. They sat at their secret spot for the next few hours but did not catch anything. They decided to call it a day and went to look for Millie.

"I bet she hasn't caught anything either," said her other brother, Eric.

When the boys found Millie, they saw something that made them open their eyes wide with amazement. Millie had caught four large fishes!

"I ... I take back what I said about you this morning," Derek said when he finally found his voice.

Millie shrugged her shoulders, smiled and said nothing. On their way home by bus, the two brothers did not notice that they had passed a small shop with a sign which read : Fresh fish for sale - cheap prices.

 
 

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