Betty: Oh Kevin, I'm so bored Kevin: I thought you had some studying to do Betty: I've finished it already. I'm so bored that I lave completed both my assignments three days ahead of schedule. What ein we do? You usually have some good ideas. Kevin: How about watching this new reality progu am on the TV tonight? It looks pretty interesting if you ask me. Betty: Urgh I hate reality programs. Did you see he one that won in the jungleo last week? She was supposed to be living in the ju gle, right, but she had perfect hair and make up every morning. . . oh, it was so fal e. It's very ironic that they call it reality TV, don't you think? Kevin: Hmm. . . well, let's play a game then. It's be in years since we played a game like Scrabble or Monopoly. What do you think? Betty: I always lose I can't keep my concentratid on those games. . . and I always land on your hotels on Fifth Avenue. Do you reme nber how much I owed you last time we played at Jane's house? Kevin: Yeah, that's true. What about a game of ca ds then? You liked it the last time we played poker, didn't you? Betty: Well, only because your friend Carl was he e No, I want to go out. It's not too late. We could go see a movie at the cinema - hat do you say? Kevin: No, I'm really broke this week. I had to bu my mom a birthday gift and I won't get paid till next Tuesday. Do you have any heaper suggestions? Betty: We could always go and play tennis. Kevin: It's eight o'clock in the evening Betty: I know but they've just opened up this new loodlit tennis courts on Rigby Road. It only costs $4 on weekday evenings for an hour. You've got two dollars haven't you? Kevin: Hey, that sounds like a good idea. I could o with some exercise. Do you a have another racket I could borrow? I lent mine to Carl a month ago. Betty: Ooh, well what about inviting Carl to come and play too? Kevin: No way You'd never concentrate on the me Betty: OK, I have a spare racket you could borrow. Let's go [1] [1] 1. (jungle) 2. (concentrate) 3. (Carl) 4. (mother) 5. (Tuesday) [1]​