choose the correct answer.

1. When we moved to Britain from Poland we weren’t used to drive / driving on the left.

choose the correct answer.

2. Chris got divorced last year but he soon got used to live / living on his own.

choose the correct answer.

3. I used to / use to know her, but we lost touch years ago.

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4. My parents are slowly getting used to be / being retired.

choose the correct answer.

5. My new job is exhausting. I’m not used to work / working so hard.

choose the correct answer.

6. Did you use to play / playing a musical instrument at school?

choose the correct answer.

7. When Bill was a student, he used to / was used to eat pizza every day.

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Rewrite the sentences using a form of used to, get used to, or be used to and a verb.

Rewrite the sentences using a form of used to, get used to, or be used to and a verb.

Rewrite the sentences using a form of used to, get used to, or be used to and a verb.

Rewrite the sentences using a form of used to, get used to, or be used to and a verb.

Rewrite the sentences using a form of used to, get used to, or be used to and a verb.

Read the article quickly.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.
36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.
Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’
Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.
In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Read the text again and complete it with the missing sentences. There is one extra sentence you do not need to use.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.

Read the text again and complete it with the missing sentences. There is one extra sentence you do not need to use.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.

Read the text again and complete it with the missing sentences. There is one extra sentence you do not need to use.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’

Read the text again and complete it with the missing sentences. There is one extra sentence you do not need to use.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.

Read the text again and complete it with the missing sentences. There is one extra sentence you do not need to use.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Look at the highlighted words and phrases in the text and try to work out their meaning. Then match them to definitions 1—10.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.
36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.
Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’
Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.
In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Look at the highlighted words and phrases in the text and try to work out their meaning. Then match them to definitions 1—10.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.
36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.
Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’
Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.
In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Look at the highlighted words and phrases in the text and try to work out their meaning. Then match them to definitions 1—10.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.
36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.
Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’
Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.
In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Look at the highlighted words and phrases in the text and try to work out their meaning. Then match them to definitions 1—10.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.
36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.
Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’
Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.
In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Look at the highlighted words and phrases in the text and try to work out their meaning. Then match them to definitions 1—10.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.
36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.
Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’
Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.
In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Look at the highlighted words and phrases in the text and try to work out their meaning. Then match them to definitions 1—10.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.
36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.
Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’
Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.
In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Look at the highlighted words and phrases in the text and try to work out their meaning. Then match them to definitions 1—10.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.
36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.
Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’
Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.
In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Look at the highlighted words and phrases in the text and try to work out their meaning. Then match them to definitions 1—10.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.
36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.
Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’
Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.
In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Look at the highlighted words and phrases in the text and try to work out their meaning. Then match them to definitions 1—10.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.
36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.
Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’
Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.
In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Look at the highlighted words and phrases in the text and try to work out their meaning. Then match them to definitions 1—10.

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How to deal with a sleep-talking husband

Most women would find it infuriating to be woken up night after night by their husband talking in his sleep. But one woman in the UK has found an interesting way
of dealing with the problem.1________ And then she posts them on the internet.
36-year-old Karen Slavick Lennard is a web-products manager, and she’s married to Adam, an advertising account director, also 36. They live together in Richmond, in south-west London. Karen first entered Adam’s lines onto her laptop by hand, but now she uses a voice- activated recorder. ‘I find every single thing Adam says hilarious,’ she says, ‘I cannot believe what he comes out with, and neither can he. We laugh like crazy every morning.’2________ Then he suddenly stops.
Adam talks about everything and anything in his sleep; from vampire penguins to zombie guinea pigs. Examples of the things he has said in a typical week include, from Tuesday night: ‘Pork chops are the most satisfying. Mmmmmmm. Dangle them from the ceiling.’ 3_______ And then on Sunday at 5 a.m., he mumbled: ‘Your mum’s at the door. Bury me deep. Bury me deep.’ Another of his most memorable comments is: ‘Shhhhhh. Shhhhhh. I’m telling you: your voice, my ears. A bad combination.’
Adam was gobsmacked when he first heard the strange statements recorded by his wife. ‘I have no recollection of the absurd things I say,’ he explains. ‘They are not things that I would ever say or that any normal person would ever say.’ At first, Adam was put out by the recordings and he refused to listen to them, but later he realized that they were quite fun. ‘It was just my subconscious fully uninhibited and running riot,’ he says.4_________And both he and his wife look forward to listening to the tapes in the morning.
In fact, Karen and Adam are not the only ones who find Adam’s outbursts entertaining.5________ The couple have now started selling T-shirts and bags printed with Adam’s comments on the site. The most popular among them are products featuring this one: ‘Don’t leave the duck there. It’s totally irresponsible.’

Complete the sentences with a word connected to sleep.

Complete the sentences with a word connected to sleep.

Complete the sentences with a word connected to sleep.

Complete the sentences with a word connected to sleep.

Complete the sentences with a word connected to sleep.

Complete the sentences with a word connected to sleep.

Complete the sentences with a word connected to sleep.

choose the words in the box to the definitions.

1. a short sleep during the day _____________

choose the words in the box to the definitions.

2. the condition of being unable to sleep _____________

choose the words in the box to the definitions.

3. you do this to an alarm _____________(it)

choose the words in the box to the definitions.

4. a very bad dream _____________

choose the words in the box to the definitions.

5. you feel like this when you fly, for example, from London to New York _____________

choose the words in the box to the definitions.

6. you sometimes do this when you’re tired or bored____________

choose the words in the box to the definitions.

7. you’re in this state when you’re unlikely to wake up soon _____________

choose the words in the correct column.

1. horse

choose the words in the correct column.

2. car

choose the words in the correct column.

3. cat

choose the words in the correct column.

4. computer

choose the words in the correct column.

5. chair

Listen to a radio programme about how diet affects sleep and choose the best answer.

Listen again and complete the notes.