1.have you got Onions. 2.I have got... Tomatoes. 3.we have got... Carrots. 4.she hasn't got... Nuts. 5.he has got...cherries. 6.Don't take... Plum's. 7.Don't give him... Sweets. 8.I can make... Biscuits. 9.Don't bring... Burgers. 10.I don't need... Potatoes. 11.is there... Rice in the cupboard. 12.There isn't... Water in the bottle. 13.There is Coffee in the coffee pot. 14.I need Ham. I don't need Cheese. 15.are there Apples in the basket

A destructive hurricane which struck Southern Florida  yesterday afternoon has injured many residents.

The hurricane caused a great deal of damage  when heavy rain and winds of up to 88 kilometres per  hour knocked down a large amount of trees  and power lines in the area.

Most homes across the state have lost  power.

The violent storm has also destroyed many houses and buildings and left thousands of people  homeless.

Emergency workers have set up a few shelters for the homeless as they struggle to  distribute food and water.

Some experts are now  trying to estimate how much it will cost 10  repair the damage due to the devastating hurricane.

Several forecasters at the National Hurricane  Cent re are worried that the storm will move along the  East Coast and hit other states in its path.

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Radio is very popular among the British. Many people rely on the

radio to learn the latest news. Radio is convenient to listen to while

driving a car to and from work in the morning and in the early evening.

Later in the evening the British prefer to watch TV programmes.

The main television and radio broadcasting organization in Britain

is the British Broadcasting Corporation (the BBC). The BBC World

Service broadcasts in English and about forty other languages of the

world. There are some independent radio and television stations which

compete with the BBC. A lot of people listen to local radio and watch

local TV.

The first public demonstration of television in Britain was given by

John Logie Baird, a Scottish inventor, in 1926. The BBC began the world's

first high-definition TV service in 1936: The centre of the British news-

paper industry is considered Fleet Street in London.

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