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B3. Shopping hours in Britain have changed some years ago. (CHANGE) B4. shops are open at 9 in the morning and closed at 6 in the evening. In many towns, shops were closed on Wednesday (OPEN) B5. afternoon. On Sundays nothing is open. But now (BE) B6. some shops are open longer hours. Some big shops and (LONG) B7. supermarkets never close. If someone needs some milk or bread, they can easily buy it. For people who work long hours (NEED) B8. the new shopping hours are good. But not everyone thinks the new shopping hours are good. Some people say that Sunday (THINK) B9. is a holiday who wants to work in a supermarket on Sunday? But shops are very busy at the weekend and longer shopping hours are here to stay. (WANT)

The first zorb was built by an organisation called the Dangerous (ONE) Sports Club. The idea developed in New Zealand in the late (DEVELOP) 1990s and now spreading rapidly throughout the world. There are two different types of zorb, a dry zorb and a wet zorb. With the dry zorb, you are strapped inside the ball. The wet zorb is different. You are not strapped in and you can stand up and try

to run as the ball rolling down the hill. The challenge is (ROLL) to remain upright all the way to the bottom. This sounds easy, so to make things a little harder they throw some warm soapy water inside, so things get very slippery. People say it feels a bit like being in a washing machine! (FEEL)