Question

D The speaker gives advice about choosing a place to live. E The speaker describes a disadvantage of living in the suburbs.
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2 EXAM TASK Read the following text. Three sentences have been removed from the text. Choose from the
sentences (A-F) the one which fits each gap (1-3) to obtain a logical and grammatically correct text. There are two
extra sentences that you do not need to use,
When I came back to the flat I was sharing with Mark, a college friend, it was already past midnight. I had spent the
weekend in my hometown with my parents and I was feeling quite relaxed. I quietly unlocked the door and went into
the flat (1) I nearly fell over Mark's sports bag, which he'd carelessly left in the middle of the hall. His shoes and
tennis stuff were lying all around the floor. I took off my coat and went to the kitchen to have some tea. It was the same
old story there. (2) food leftovers were on the table and the bin was so full that some rubbish had fallen over it onto
the floor Angry. I dashed to the living room, which I'd carefully tidied on Friday before leaving the place. The awful smell
of cigarette smoke hit my nose as soon as I opened the door. I'd asked him a thousand times not to smoke in the flat.
The living room wasn't any better than the kitchen. (3). He hadn't even emptied the ashtray, which was full of
cigarette ends and gave off a terrible smell.
I've had enough of that!' I thought as I walked angrily into his bedroom.
A There was a pile of dirty dishes in the sink.
BI was sure he was already asleep
C And my good mood disappeared a second later
DI always did the tidying when it was my turn​