Read the article again. Mark the sentences (right), X (wrong) or ? (doesn't say). 1 Carly lost her phone at a café in London.

2 She travelled to London with

classmates.

3 Someone took her phone from

her pocket.

She didn't use her phone that

day.

5

Her dad is buying her the newest phone for her birthday.

6

with the

She missed her phone a lot.

Text
OK, Carly, tell us about your smartphone. What happened?

It was the worst thing! I lost my smartphone a month ago when I went to London with the school. We went by train and I used it on the journey to check emails and texts. I didn't use it a lot-only three or four times. Then when we were at a café in London, I wanted to send a message to my friend: my phone wasn't in my bag and it wasn't in my pocket! Disaster! I remembered I put it on a seat on the train and didn't put it back in my bag. Oops!

So, you checked with the train company, right?

Of course! But they didn't have it. No. someone saw it and thought, "What a nice phone!' and put it in their bag or pocket! It was expensive and I didn't have the money to buy another one. I waited for a week and then asked my dad. He bought me a cheap one, but it's my birthday next month. so I'm hoping!

Was that week hard?

It was terrible. I talked to my friends on my mum's phone and used my computer for emails but I hated it. I didn't sleep, lessons were hard at school - it was very strange People say we use our phones too much- I think they're right. Your phone becomes a part of you and that isn't right! But it's hard to live without them.

pandapurple    1   30.05.2023 06:58    0