It is difficult to imagine how a pea 1) cause problems – it is such a small and harmless thing. Most of us 2) eat peas without worrying about them. We 3) worry about seeing frozen peas in the supermarket. But Louise Arnold from Gloucester 4) to be very careful about peas. She has a severe case of pea phobia – she 5) be around peas. Louise 6) suffer a panic attack just by hearing the word peas. She 7) eat in a restaurant if there are peas on someone’s plate. She 8) avoid the frozen vegetables section of supermarkets. Her phobia began after her daughter was born. Before then she 9) eat peas – no problem. But after the baby was born, Louise 10) be anywhere near peas. Her friends gave her a T-shirt with the logo “GIVE PEAS A CHANCE”, but she 11) give it back. She 12) look at it!

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Choose the correct answer.

It is difficult to imagine how a pea 1) ... cause problems – it is such a small and harmless thing. Most of us 2) ... eat peas without worrying about them. We 3) ... worry about seeing frozen peas in the supermarket.
But Louise Arnold from Gloucester 4) ... to be very careful about peas. She has a severe case of pea phobia – she 5) ... be around peas.
Louise 6) ... suffer a panic attack just by hearing the word peas. She 7) ... eat in a restaurant if there are peas on someone’s plate. She 8) ... avoid the frozen vegetables section of supermarkets.
Her phobia began after her daughter was born. Before then she 9) ... eat peas – no problem. But after the baby was born, Louise 10) ... be anywhere near peas.
Her friends gave her a T-shirt with the logo “GIVE PEAS A CHANCE”, but she 11) ... give it back. She 12) ... look at it!

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