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    Allison Lumsden received an anonymous free cinema ticket in the mail. She called all of her friends and family to try to figure out who sent it, but none of them claimed to send it. On the night of the cinema, she decided to use the ticket anyway and enjoyed the film. When she returned home, she found a note saying that her TV, video, and jewelry had been stolen, and now she knew who had really sent the ticket.

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    Allison Lumsden received an anonymous free cinema ticket in the mail. She called all of her friends and family to try to figure out who sent it, but none of them claimed to send it. On the night of the cinema, she decided to use the ticket anyway and enjoyed the film. When she returned home, she found a note saying that her TV, video, and jewelry had been stolen, and now she knew who had really sent the ticket.

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    Allison Lumsden received an anonymous free cinema ticket in the mail. She called all of her friends and family to try to figure out who sent it, but none of them claimed to send it. On the night of the cinema, she decided to use the ticket anyway and enjoyed the film. When she returned home, she found a note saying that her TV, video, and jewelry had been stolen, and now she knew who had really sent the ticket.

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    The Free Ticket

    Allison Lumsden lived by herself in a small house. One day she received a letter. When she opened the letter there was a cinema ticket inside. There was also a note in the letter. It said, Here is a free ticket, to

    the cinema on Saturday night. Enjoy yourself.

    However there was no name with the letter. Allison decided to telephone her friends to find out who sent her the present. First of all she called her father.

    Dad. Did you send me a cinema tickets? No, he replied. Perhaps it was your brother.

    Allison called her brother.

    Andrew. Did you send me a cinema ticket? No, he replied. Perhaps it was Roberta.
    Roberta was Allisons best friend so she rang her.

    Roberta. Did you send me a cinema ticket? No, she replied.

    Allison phoned all her friends but none of them had sent her the ticket. She decided to phone the manager of the cinema.

    My name is Allison Lumsden. I received a free ticket for your cinema on Saturday night. Did you send it to me?

    No, said the manager.

    Allison was puzzled. On Saturday night she didnt know what to do but then she decided to use the ticket. She put on her coat and went to the cinema. It was a good film and she enjoyed herself. When she got home she was very surprised. There was a note on the front door of her house. It said,

    I have taken your TV, your video and your jewelry. Now you know who sent you the ticket.
    Source : George Wooland, Lessons with laughter.

    The Free Ticket


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    Saturday night.

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    Dad,send -cinema tickets? No, Perhaps -your brother.

    Call - brother. Andrew, send - cinema ticket? No, Perhaps - Roberta. Roberta -best friend

    Roberta, send cinema ticket? No

    phoned - her friends none - sent - the ticket. Phone - manager - cinema.

    name - Allison Lumsden. a free ticket - cinema Saturday night send - me? No,

    puzzled. Saturday night - not know - do decide - use - ticket. put on - coat - cinema. good film - enjoy get home - surprised a note - door

    your TV, video,jewelry. Now - know - sent ticket.

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