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I went to a night market recently. It is commonly known as 'pasar malam'. There are ___1___ many 'pasar malam' left in Singapore. I ___2___ never seen a real `pasar malam' ___3___, but according to my parents it was a very ___4___ sight when they were young.

There were many stalls set ___5___ along the five-foot way in front of the shop-houses. Rough canvases had been spread ___6___ the ground, and ___7___ the hawkers' wares were neatly piled upon ___8___. There were interesting items of all ___9___ : clay figurines, scarves, handcrafted silverware, hats and many other things of interest.

The people at the 'pasar malam' were ___10___ varied as the goods that were on ___11___. However, it was crystal clear that they were all there to ___12___ bargains. There was much haggling ___13___ the prices of the goods. Everyone ___14___ swept into the light, gay mood that pervaded the bazaar. The bright lights and cheerful banter ___15___ customers and hawkers created a most entertaining ___16___.

I bought several unusual ___17___ of pottery for my parents and a huge stuffed bear for my sister. For ___18___, I bought a delightful train set which, ___19___ old-fashioned, was ___20___ perfect running order. It was also very cheap!

 

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1. not   2. had   3. before   4. common   5. up   6. on   7. all   8. them   9. kinds   10. as   11. sale   12. seek   13. over   14. was   15. between   16. atmosphere   17. pieces   18. myself   19. although   20. in
 
I went to a night market recently. It is commonly known as 'pasar malam'. There are not many 'pasar malam' left in Singapore. I had never seen a real 'pasar malam' before, but according to my parents it was a very common sight when they were young.

There were many stalls set up along the five-foot way in front of the shop-houses. Rough canvases had been spread on the ground, and all the hawkers' wares were neatly piled upon them. There were interesting items of all kinds : clay figurines, scarves, handcrafted silverware, hats and many other things of interest.

The people at the 'pasar malam' were as varied as the goods that were on sale. However, it was crystal clear that they were all there to seek bargains. There was much haggling over the prices of the goods. Everyone was swept into the light, gay mood that pervaded the bazaar. The bright lights and cheerful banter between customers and hawkers created a most entertaining atmosphere.

I bought several unusual pieces of pottery for my parents and a huge stuffed bear for my sister. For myself, I bought a delightful train set which, although old-fashioned, was in perfect running order. It was also very cheap!

 
 

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