THOUGHTS OF A BORED HOUSEWIFE:
I know the house is (1) (clean/healthy/filthy/dirt) but I really can't be (2) (bother/bothered/worried/care) to do any cleaning today - I'll (3) (do/put/take/have) it off until tomorrow. My husband keeps (4) (nagging/making/bossing/saying) me to keep the place (5) (spotless/dirty/filthy/wet) but he'll have to (6) (cope/handle/put/catch) up with the dirt. I don't find being a housewife (7) (boring/happy/friendly/rewarding). I'm not (8) (put/cut/made/designed) out for it at all. In fact, if it were considered to be a real job, I'd (9) (take/put/push/give) in my (10) (books/job/notice/certificate); although thinking about it, I would have been (11) (sacked/hired/employed/forgotten) ages ago. When it (12) (breaks/comes/makes/plays) down to it, I'm bored. It is (13) (heard/spoken/unknown/unheard) of for my husband to help me in the house. He just (14) (takes/gives/has/brings) me for (15) (ever/now/granted/accepted). When we got married, I thought he was going to be a modern, liberal-thinking man, but he has (16) (comes/turned/went/put) out to be the same as all the others. He thinks it is my duty to (17) (raise/kick/pull/bring) up the kids and doesn't see why he should (18) (put/bring/take/make) himself out to take them to school and help them with their homework. For him, life is very (19) (tricky/straightforward/difficult/sufficient). He works, comes home, has his dinner and goes to bed. There's no point in putting up a (20) (game/brave/fight/dance). He'd only (21) (whisper/cry/frown/pretend) and say: "Am I such a bad husband?" In fact he isn't. I love him dearly and would never think of (22) (breaking/split/bringing/staying) up with him. Also, I wouldn't want to (23) (take/put/make/get) my daughters off marriage, but I'd certainly tell them not to let themselves be taken (24) (careful/after/granted/advantage) of.

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