Not everybody in Britain has a garden，but most houses in Britain do.If you don't have one，you can （1）

grow

grow

（grow） house plants by a window or somewhere warm in the house.
    Like many British people，Bill Jones loves his garden.Bill （2）

built

built

（build） a garden five years ago.Now you'll find him tidying fallen （3）

leaves

leaves

（leaf） on cold afternoons in autumn and winter，getting everything ready in spring and cutting the grass in summer.Bill is almost seventy， （4）

but

but

he is always busy in his garden.
    Gardens are not only for old people but also for young people.Bill's grandson is （5）

interested

interested

（interest） in them and often helps him.
    Bill lives in a village.There most people look after their gardens （6）

carefully

carefully

（care）.They'll be happy to tell you that the village has won a prize every year for the last four years.And last year the village won （7）

a

a

competition for the most beautiful gardens in the United Kingdom.Bill grows beautiful red flowers，and he also grows vegetables.There are sometimes competitions for （8）

these

these

（this），too.Bill wants to win a prize for growing the （9）

biggest

biggest

（big） carrot，but it's not easy.Britain's biggest carrot is almost six meters long，so Bill will have to work hard （10）

if

if

he wants to win!