AJUTOR !
Last week I bought a camera. I (to save) _________________ for some years and I
finally had the money I needed. I looked at (a lot of/ much)_________________
offers, trying to choose the best one. I could not find anything suitable. Finally, almost
(by/on/at)_________________ accident I found a camera I liked in a secondhand
shop. It seemed to be in good condition, and it was a great bargain. I said to (my
own/myself/me)_________________: “If I buy it instead of a new one, I will have
enough money left for a few small gadgets. I had to make a decision (fast/fastly)
_________________ because the salesman insisted other people were interested in the
laptop. He also said I could have ten percent off if I (to pay) _________________ in
cash. So I did, and after two days the laptop started malfunctioning. I took it back to
the shop, but I (to tell) _________________ that as the camera had already been sold,
they did not give any refunds or exchange goods. My friend says that I should not have
gone to a secondhand shop. Now I realize that if I (to have) _________________
enough money, I would have bought a new camera. Money is always something that
you do not have enough of. I am still (disappointable/disappointing/disappointed)
_________________! Fortunately, I still have some money left. Perhaps my parents
will give me some more, they are very sorry (for/to/at) _________________ me