Multiple-choice cloze
For questions 1-8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap.
When my company announced a “work from anywhere” month, I the chance, imagining sunlit cafés and effortless productivity. The reality was more mixed. In the first week, I spent far too long trying to reliable Wi‑Fi and ended up working from my phone hotspot, which quickly my data plan. Still, once I settled into a routine, I found I could my workload more efficiently than in the office, largely because I wasn’t constantly being last‑minute meetings. What surprised me most was how much the change my wellbeing: I slept better, took proper breaks and even started short walks between calls. Of course, there were drawbacks. Without clear boundaries, it was easy to drift into answering emails late at night, and I had to make a conscious effort to . By the end of the month, I wasn’t ready to give up the office entirely, but I had a clearer sense of what flexibility can genuinely offer.
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