5. Read the text again and answer these questions. 1 Why did Waris run away?
2 What were the most difficult times of her life?
3 What is she still sad about?
4 How was her childhood in Somalia different from her life now?

6. Copy the Word Builder in your notebooks. Complete the phrases from the text with prepositions.

1 on the move
2 ? exchange ?
3 ? trouble
4 ? her own
5 ? ? work
6 ? herself
7 ? chance
8 ? months
9 ? the world
10 ? a moment​

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