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Вставьте то что нужно I have a friend Ben who always gets in awkward situations! One funny thing happened to him last Sunday. We were (looking for/looking after/searched/searching after) ripe tropical fruit at the market for his mother's birthday dinner. This market was famous (at/for/out/in) ts huge choice of delicious fruit that come from all over the world. "Don't forget to buy mangos, Ben," I (remembered/forgot/reminded/learnt) my friend. "Can you help me (choose/try/decide/look). We saw a stall full of different fruit. There were a few people picking up and smelling oranges, pears, melons. Ben chose a tasty-looking mango and smelled it. It smelled really nice. Then Ben saw a card next to it saying: "Try a little!" "Oh, it's so nice of them to let people try a bit!," he said. "And look at the price! It's ok, it's not too (many/cheap/expensive/cost). But Ben didn't read the card till the end and it was his mistake. He put the mango in his mouth and bit it. Horrified I shouted, "Stop, Ben! This isn't a fruit!" But it was too late. Ben was chewing a piece of ...soap! "It tastes disgusting!" he said looking very upset. Everyone was laughing at his mistake. There was also a salesman which/whose/where/who) ooked very puzzled and didn't know what to say. Poor Ben was red in the face, once again he felt very embarrassed.

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I have a friend named Ben who always finds himself in awkward situations. One funny incident occurred last Sunday when we were searching for ripe tropical fruit at the market for his mother's birthday dinner. This particular market was renowned for its vast selection of delicious fruit from all over the world.

As we strolled through the market, I reminded Ben, "Don't forget to buy mangos." He turned to me and asked, "Can you help me choose?" We spotted a stall brimming with various fruits, with people around picking up and smelling oranges, pears, and melons. Ben's eyes landed on a mouthwatering mango, and he decided to give it a sniff. The aroma was delightful, tempting him even more.

Then, Ben noticed a card next to the mango that said, "Try a little!" He exclaimed, "Oh, it's so nice of them to let people sample it!" He glanced at the price and thought it was reasonable. However, Ben made a crucial mistake - he didn't read the card till the end. Without hesitation, he put the mango in his mouth and took a bite.

In horror, I shouted, "Stop, Ben! This isn't a fruit!" Unfortunately, it was too late. Ben was chewing on a piece of... soap! "It tastes disgusting!" he exclaimed, looking incredibly upset. The whole market burst into laughter at his mistake. Even the salesman at the stall looked puzzled and unsure of how to react. Poor Ben turned red in the face, once again feeling deeply embarrassed.

This hilarious mishap served as a reminder to always read the fine print and not make assumptions. From that day forward, Ben became more cautious when it came to selecting fruits at the market. Despite the embarrassment he experienced, we couldn't help but laugh about the incident for days to come. It was just another unforgettable moment in Ben's life, adding to his collection of awkward and amusing stories.