Every week I watch a programme on TV called Faking it. It’s about 1) (PROFESSION) who accept a challenge to change themselves into something else in only twenty-eight days. On tonight’s programme they’re going to follow the 2) (TRANSFORM) of James Cameron, a thirty-year-old man from North London, from a classical 3) (MUSIC) to a house DJ. James admits he’s 4) (TERRIFY), but he’s also pleased about the programme. He also says that he almost never listens to loud music but 5) (WEARY) agrees that his likes and dislikes are about to change!

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