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TOVÁBB Középszintű angol érettségi 2019. október - 2. olvasott szöveg értése feladat.
Ben Chudley, 28, used a running app to track his progress around the city's streets before posting the route on Facebook. When he posted it on Tuesday evening, his girlfriend Olivia Abdul saw it and accepted his proposal. Mr Chudley, who had also drawn dinosaurs and cartoon characters in the same way, said the idea was "very me".
He explained he had carefully designed his route using online mapping and had run the 5.71mile (9km) route. Mr Chudley told his girlfriend he was going out for a run before posting the map on Facebook and returning, with flowers and a ring, to hear her response. He admitted that posting it publicly "could have been very embarrassing if she had said no."
Mr Chudley had started a Facebook group of similar 'drawings'. In the past he had attempted a seahorse and a dinosaur but said Portsmouth's regular street layout made it easier to form letters. He added that making a wrong turn half way through a run can be "heart breaking" as it means having to start the tracking again.
Surprised Olivia, who was given a gold and diamond engagement ring, said: "I was so happy.”
The bride-to-be said the couple had been flooded with well-wishes from friends and family.
(bbc.com)
8) The app
9) The proposal
10) The letters
11) A mistake
12) Friends
13) Mr Chudley
MARRIAGE PROPOSAL MAPPED OUT BY PORTSMOUTH JOGGER'S APP
A Portsmouth runner has proposed to his girlfriend by spelling out "Will You Marry Me" using a GPS tracking application. The couple met through a mutual friend on Facebook when they commented on a post and then started chatting.Ben Chudley, 28, used a running app to track his progress around the city's streets before posting the route on Facebook. When he posted it on Tuesday evening, his girlfriend Olivia Abdul saw it and accepted his proposal. Mr Chudley, who had also drawn dinosaurs and cartoon characters in the same way, said the idea was "very me".
He explained he had carefully designed his route using online mapping and had run the 5.71mile (9km) route. Mr Chudley told his girlfriend he was going out for a run before posting the map on Facebook and returning, with flowers and a ring, to hear her response. He admitted that posting it publicly "could have been very embarrassing if she had said no."
Mr Chudley had started a Facebook group of similar 'drawings'. In the past he had attempted a seahorse and a dinosaur but said Portsmouth's regular street layout made it easier to form letters. He added that making a wrong turn half way through a run can be "heart breaking" as it means having to start the tracking again.
Surprised Olivia, who was given a gold and diamond engagement ring, said: "I was so happy.”
The bride-to-be said the couple had been flooded with well-wishes from friends and family.
(bbc.com)
Írd be a hiányzó szövegrész betűjelét!
0) Modern technology C8) The app
9) The proposal
10) The letters
11) A mistake
12) Friends
13) Mr Chudley
| A) | had carefully planned the event. |
| B) | was given to her friends. |
| C) | was used to create a message. |
| D) | have been informed about the event. |
| E) | had already been used by the young man. |
| F) | might make the whole thing much longer. |
| G) | was posted on a community website. |
| H) | were written on a map. |