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1. | The grocery bags were not light--they were ___ and hard to carry. | 3. | Did he buy a ___ shopping cart to put the grocery bags in? | 5. | He had to invent ___ to make carrying the bags easier. Anything he invented would be an improvement. | 7. | After carrying the heavy bags, his shoulders, neck, and ___ hurt. | 8. | NYC has many ___s where you can buy fresh soup, sandwiches, and salads, but it has few grocery stores. | 10. | Many New Yorkers pull personal shopping ___s to and from grocery stores. | 12. | This way wasn't working--he needed to find a ___ way to carry bags. | 13. | He stopped at the end of every block to take a ___. Then he picked up the heavy bags and walked another block. | 14. | His ___s were sore from carrying the heavy plastic bags. He stretched all 10 of them. | 17. | Did he have to ___ the groceries home in plastic bags? Could he ___ the groceries in a personal shopping cart? | 18. | Personal shopping carts didn't ___ much--they were only $20. | 19. | ___ bags are very common in NYC. All the stores use them. They come in all sizes, from tiny to huge. |
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Down: |
2. | His ___s--from his shoulders down to his wrists--were tired and sore. | 4. | He wasn't ___. He had never won anything in his life, and he didn't live near a grocery store. | 5. | He walked along the wide NYC ___ as the cars drove by on 34th Street. | 6. | A ___ store has almost all the food you want to eat; a deli has mostly soup, sandwiches, and salad. | 7. | Grocery stores in New York City are few and far ___. | 9. | NYC has all kinds of ___s--Italian, Chinese, and Mexican are just a few of them. | 11. | He put down the heavy bags. He ___ed his arms, legs, fingers, and back. He felt better after ___ing. | 15. | Did he want to ___ something to make carrying heavy bags easier? Was he an ___or? | 16. | A city ___ can be a long walk, especially if you are carrying heavy bags. You might want to stop and rest at the end of each ___. |
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