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How often do you experience the following(add "things")? You wake up
late and realise that you are ten minutes late for (remove "the") school.
You change into your uniform quick(replace "est" with "er") than you normally do,
run over to the wardrobe and look for (replace "the" with "a" pair of socks. To
your disappointment, in the drawer,you can (remove "not") only find one
white sock, one grey sock and one black sock. (replace "What" with "Where") are the
other socks? Do you have to wear socks (replace "of the" with "in" different
colours or is there a (replace "gooder" with "better" solution?

Here is a simple way(remove "s") to avoid the problem - socks with bits
of Velcro sewn onto (replace "they" with "them"). With a strip of Velcro on each
sock, you can attach two (wrong spelling "aocks", should be "socks") to each other before I throw
them into the washing machine. How (replace "tall" with "big") are the Velcro
strips? They are only slightly smaller (replace "to" with "than") a one-dollar coin
so they don't look too obvious yet they are strong(remove "er") enough
(wrong spelling "yo" should be "to") attach to each other (remove "socks") firmly.

How often do you experience the following? You wake up late and realise that you are already ten minutes late to school.
You change into your school uniform quicker than you normally do, rush to the wardrobe and look for a pair of socks. To your disappointment, you can only find a white one, a grey one and a black one in the drawer. Where are the other socks? Do you have to wear them in different colours or is there a better solution?

Here is a simple way to avoid the problem – to sew a piece of Velcro on each sock, then you attach the two socks together before throwing them into the washing machine. How large are the Velcro strips? They are slightly bigger than a one-dollar coin only so they don't look too obvious. The Velcro strip is a strong fabric and it fastens the pair of socks firmly.