Fill the blanks with one of the followings A. They are older than me B. I’m very noisy​C. But when my husband retired D. There aren’t many people on the roads E. We were married after a year and a half F. Here, we have neighbors​ G. I don’t like English people​H. I live in a village now I. But my husband enjoys being at home J. I always stay at home K. I’m becoming more like the English I met my husband in Singapore at a party. (0) , and lived there for about two and a half years. (1)_____ about 18 months ago, we came back to England. It’s difficult here. I feel I am living in the 1940s, not the 1990s. (2)_____, so it is entirely different from Singapore. It’s too quiet. I am used to the noise. In Singapore, we live in an apartment in a big block. (3)_____ but we hardly ever see them. The friends I have here are mainly from the tennis club. (4)_____ and they all have children. Usually we only meet for tennis. They hardly ever even go out with each other. People only seem to go out with their families, if at all. (5)_____ after six o’clock. It’s very strange. Maybe in London it might be different: I could go to the disco every night. (6)_____. I’ve hardly socialized at all. I’m very different to my husband. For a start, (7)_____ but he is very quiet. Sometimes he tells me to be quiet or I’ll disturb the neighbors. When my sister was here, I started telling her, ‘Shhh, you’ll disturb the neighbors.’ Perhaps (8)_____. I hope not. Before I left, my father said: ‘Nothing is better than Singapore.’