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Student B 1 Read the text. Write questions (using the question words in brackets) for your missing information, 7 2 3 5 7 S. 2 Take turns to ask and answer the questions with Student A and complete the article. The long road to work A few years ago, the word mega-commuter was invented to describe people who have a very long journey to work. Vik Mehta was a mega-commuter for five years, so what was it like? Vik lives in the state of Maryland, but for five years he worked in Washington, about 75 miles away. He got up at (What time ...?) and left home at about 5.00. His car journey to the station took about 30 minutes. He (What...?) at 5.45 and arrived into Washington (When ...?). But that wasn't the end of his commute. He took a local train to (Where ...?) and then walked for 10 minutes to get to his office. And after his working day, he did the trip home, of course, so he travelled hours a day (How many ...?). So why did he do this? Vik was a (What job ...?) for a charity. He earned about $50,000 a year. He enjoyed his job but he couldn't (What...?) in Washington. And Vik and his wife didn't really want to move because his children were happy at school. But then Vik started to have problems with (What sort ...?), so he decided to go freelance. He now works from home for the same charity and for a lot of other clients. And his commute is from his kitchen to his home office - about 90 seconds!​

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