I had become fascinated with Egypt ____ spending hours in the Egyptian section of our local museum. ____ a child, I ____ wanted to go there. ____, my parents weren't keen on the idea, ____ I had to wait ____ I could afford to pay for the trip myself. To be honest, I'd almost forgotten ____ it, ____ then my friend Angela mentioned that her sister was working in Egypt. ____ reminded me of my old dream. ____ last summer I decided to go there on holiday. I bought a plane ticket from London to Cairo ____ booked a hotel in the city centre that Angela had recommended. ____ I arrived, I went ____ to the tourist office and booked a place on a tour of the great Pyramids. I was so excited to be ____ at last, looking at those incredible structures. I turned to look at the person next to me, to see if they were ____ amazed as I was, and, to my surprise, I came face to face with - Angela! ____ I thought Angela was ____ a trick on me. 'Why didn't you tell me you were coming?' I asked. ____ she just gave me a ____ look. 'I'm sorry, do I know you?' she ____, rather suspiciously.'Come on, Angela!' I ____. 'What's going on?' Then the woman started ____. 'I don't believe it!' she exclaimed. 'People ____ confuse me with my sister at home, but it's never ____ here in Egypt before! Hi, I'm Caroline.' ____ I left Cairo, I met up with Caroline ____ more times. ____ I got home, I called Angela. 'You ____ me you had a sister, but you forgot to ____ that you were identical twins!' I saidBut still, meeting Caroline in that ____ tourist spot was incredible. It was a chance in a million!

Year 9 - Week 3

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