Robert：Oh,look at the sky,Betty!It looks like rain. Betty：I hope it won't rain.

Robert：That's not 1        the department was hoping for when they chose today as the date for the annual picnic.

Betty：We cannot have a picnic 2        good weather. We need sunshine for all the games and entertainment.

Robert：Yeah,sunshine―   3       not too much!Do you remember last year? Betty：Surely I do. It was so hot that all we did was to look for shade and look for ways to 4        from the sun.

Robert：And no one wanted to participate in any of the games. All we wanted was cold drinks.

Betty：If there5         (be) a little wind to cool us off...

Robert：But there was not. Just the burning sun and we nearly got6         (burn) . Betty：     7          ( obvious) we don't have that problem this year. Did you hear the weather forecast?

Robert：No. I was watching a football match and forgot8       ( stop) it for the weather forecast. Maybe it will only be a short shower,which cools things off a little. That 9       not be bad. Betty：Wish10       were true.

1.                  2.                  3.         4.          5.         

6.         7.         8.                  9.          10.       

1. what   2. without   3. but   4. escape/shelter   5. had been   6. burned/burnt   7. Obviously   8. to stop   9. may/might   10. it

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