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Kelsey (wake up) at 7.30 and (go) downstairs. She (be) excited because it (be) Valentine’s Day. She (have) her breakfast and
(hope) that the postman would come before school time. She (look) out of the window and (see) his van. It (stop) outside her
door. The postman (get) out. He (have) a big pile of letters and cards. He (push) them through her letterbox. Kelsey’s mother
(say) to her, ‘Are you expecting something, Kelsey?’ She (smile) because she (know) what Kelsey was hoping for. Kelsey (run) to
the door and (pick) the post up. Two cards (be) addressed to her! She (not want) to open them in front of her mother, so she
(go) back upstairs. ‘Who are they from?’ she (wonder). She only (love) one boy. She (think) very hard. As soon as she (close)
her bedroom door, she (tear) open the cards. One (be) small with a love heart on it. The other (be) big and it (have) flowers on
it. Each card (have) a lovely verse in, but no message. Kelsey (feel) very happy. She (go) back downstairs and she (see) her
mother with two cards. Her mother (look) happy. Kelsey had sent her a card because she’s a really sweet, thoughtful girl.
Kelsey (leave) for school and she (wonder) which card her boyfriend had sent. She (hope) it (be) the small one with a love
heart on it. She (think) and (think) about who could have sent her the other card. Kelsey’s mother (stand) by the window,
watching her lovely daughter. She (have) a little smile on her face.

True or false?
1) Kelsey woke up at 8.30.
2) She felt excited because it was her birthday.
3) She didn’t eat breakfast that day.
4) She watched out for the postman.
5) The postman came before she went to school.
6) Kelsey’s mother asked her a question.
7) Kelsey’s dog bit the postman.
8) Kelsey received two cards.
9) Kelsey was in love.
10) She sent her mother a card.

Answer the questions
a) Why do you think Kelsey sent her mother a
Valentine’s card?
b) Who do you think sent Kelsey the second card?
c) Is Valentine’s Day a good idea, or a bit silly?