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THE

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Reading
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9 th
Form

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 MODULE 1 : FAMILY LIFE

Module 1 Lesson 1

Family relationships

1- Match the parts to get meaningful expressions.

A B Answers
1-to let someone a-with your brother 1 + ……
2-to rely b-tale 2 + ……
3-to quarrel c-on your parents 3 + ……
4-to take care d-parents 4 + ……
5-supportive e-down 5 + ……
6-a fairy f-of your children 6 + ……

2- Sort out the words in the list below into 4 pairs of synonyms and 4 pairs of antonyms.

to lean on – to quarrel – single – aggressive – to fight – encouraging

– permissive – mean – married – to take care of – to depend on –
friendly – to look after – generous – supportive – severe

Synonyms Antonyms
1-…………………=………………… 1-…………………#…………………
2-…………………=………………… 2-…………………#…………………
3-…………………=………………… 3-…………………#…………………
4-…………………=………………… 4-…………………#…………………

3- Fill in the blanks with 8 words from the list below.

fair – same – his – because – can – but – allowed – her – washing – results

I’m fed up with my sister. My Mum and Dad treat her like an adult and they treat me
like a kid. She’s only two years older than me, but she’s ……………………to do what she
wants. She never helps at home and I have to help with cleaning, ……………………up and
cleaning. It’s not …………………… She’s allowed to wear make-up and jewellery. If I put
jewellery on, my Mum says I have to take it off ……………………I’m too young. My sister
and I both go to the ……………………school. I usually get better ……………………than
her and she never does ……………………homework.
I’m so unhappy. What ……………………I do?
Please help me.

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4- Match each question with its appropriate answer.

Questions Answers Answers

1-What do you do? a-I usually take the car, but sometimes 1 + ……..
2-Where do you work? I get the bus. 2 + ……..
3-How do you get to work? b-A sandwich and some fruit. 3 + ……..
4-What do you do at the weekend? c-About six thirty. 4 + ……..
5-What do you have for lunch? d-Yes, all the time. 5 + ……..
6-When do you go on holiday? e-In a surgery. 6 + ……..
7-What time do you get home from f-Relax, tidy the house and do the 7 + ……..
work? shopping. 8 + ……..
8-Who do you live with? g-In June and December, if I can. 9 + ……..
9-Do you work hard? h-My two cats. 10 + ……..
10-Do you read newspapers? i-If I have the time.
j-I’m a nurse.

5- Fill in the blanks with the right WH- word.

Journalist: ……………….old are you, boy?

Boy: I’m 9.
Journalist: ……………….do you live?
Boy: In the nearby orphanage.
Journalist: ……………….is the orphanage like?
Boy: It’s OK.
Journalist: ………………. children live there?
Boy: About 40.
Journalist: ……………….cares for you?
Boy: The orphanage staff which consists of 6 women.
Journalist: ……………….do they treat you?
Boy: Very well.
Journalist: ……………….will you stay there?
Boy: Till I finish school.
Journalist: That’s great. I hope that you will have a better future.

6- Look at the answers, focus on the underlined words and write the appropriate
questions. The first example is done for you.

1- Q: Who do you often quarrel with?

A: I often quarrel with my brother.
2- Q: ………………………………………………………….?
A: Yes, my parents are very supportive.
3- Q: ………………………………………………………….?
A: I dig the garden twice a month.
4- Q: ………………………………………………………….?
A: He is staying in an orphanage.
5- Q: ………………………………………………………….?
A: She stayed at home to look after her sick child.

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6- Q: ………………………………………………………….?
A: I gave the CD to John.
7- Q: ………………………………………………………….?
A: I felt embarrassed.
8- Q: ………………………………………………………….?
A: Yes, I think that divorce is sometimes the best solution.

7- Reinsert the utterances below to get a coherent dialogue.

Kate:  ……………………………………….
Sophia: I was born in Greece, but I live in Australia now.
Kate: Oh, really?  ……………………………………….
Sophia: Since I was 10. My whole family moved there.
Kate:  ……………………………………….? Do you study or work?
Sophia: I haven’t got a job at the moment.  ……………………………………….
Kate: Oh, I’m Australian, too, but I work in a bank here in London.
Sophia:  ……………………………………….
Kate: I translate documents into English.
Sophia:  ……………………………………….
Kate: Three: English, German and French.  ……………………………………
Sophia: Four: English, Greek, French and Italian.  ……………………………………
Kate: I’m not sure.

a- And what do you do?

b- How long are you going to stay in London?
c- What do you do?
d- Where are you from?
e- And what about you?
f- How long have you been living here?
g- How many languages do you speak?
h- What about you?

8- Match each question with its suitable reply to get a coherent job interview.

Interviewer Interviewee Answers

1-Where are you working at the a-I’m a salesman. 1 + ……
moment? b-I’m not happy there. 2 + ……
2-How long have you been working c-Walter Bailey. Do you know 3 + ……
there? him. 4 + ……
3-What kind of work do you do there? d-At Dann’s Department Store. 5 + ……
4-Which department are you in? e-I don’t like my boss. He is a 6 + ……
5-Why do want to leave? very stupid man. 7 + ……
6-What’s the problem? f-Men’s clothing.
7-Who is your boss, by the way? g-For two years.

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Module 1 Lesson 2

Sharing family responsibilities

1- Match the parts to get meaningful expressions.

A B Answers
1-to share a-after your brother 1 + ……
2-to wash b-asleep 2 + ……
3-to look c-responsibilities 3 + ……
4-to feed d-meals 4 + ……
5-to fall e-the dishes 5 + ……
6-to cook f-the baby 6 + ……

2- Sort out the words in the list below into 6 pairs of synonyms.

unusual – exhausted – divide – give food – look after – strange –

near – close – share – very tired – take care of – feed

1-…………………=………………… 4-…………………=…………………
2-…………………=………………… 5-…………………=…………………
3-…………………=………………… 6-…………………=…………………

3- Fill in the blanks with 9 words from the list below.

convince – worry – agree – family – quarrel –

teenagers – home – child – run away – flat – safe

David Barron was reunited today with his three runaway children. The three
………………….left home on Monday in an effort to ………………….their mother and
father to get together again. Mr Barron and his wife had a ………………….a week before
Christmas and she quit their home and has not returned since then. On Christmas Day, Mr
Barron returned to his ………………….and he found a note left on the kitchen table. It read:
“We have decided to ………………….to push you to be reconciled with Mummy. Don’t
…………………. We will phone soon.” Early this morning, Mr Barron went to collect the
children to bring them ………………….for a reunion breakfast. “I’m pleased the kids are
………………….and back home with me,” he said. “I hope my wife will come back and the
………………….will be complete again.”

4- Circle the different word.

1-supportive – understanding – helpful – severe – caring
2-mean – quarrelsome – easy going – unhelpful – moody
3-Dad – neighbour – Mum – brother – sister
4-cooking – washing – tidying – cycling – cleaning
5-look after – rely on – care for – take care of – attend
6-household duties – housework – homework – household chores – household responsibilities

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5- Look at the table and make sentences having adjectives in the comparative form.
Follow the first example.

Mum Dad
1-very understanding  not really understanding
2-good at handling problems  not really good at handling problems
3-not really severe  very severe
4-easy to deal with  not easy to deal with
5-not really authoritarian  very authoritarian
6-not really demanding  very demanding
7-very patient  not really patient
8-very tolerant  not really tolerant

1- Mum is much more understanding than Dad.

2- Mum is...........................................................................................................
3- Dad is.............................................................................................................
4- Mum is...........................................................................................................
5- Dad is.............................................................................................................
6- Mum is...........................................................................................................
7- Mum is...........................................................................................................
8- Dad is.............................................................................................................

6- Reinsert the utterances below to get a coherent dialogue.

Pamela: Will you come to my birthday party, Peter?

Peter:  ………………………………
Pamela: And what about you, Janet?
Janet:  ………………………………; my parents don’t allow me to go out at night.
Pamela: What?  ……………………………… . They should allow you more
freedom. Why don’t you try to convince them?
Janet:  ………………………………
Peter: Why don’t you let your father phone Janet’s parents so that they allow her to
come?
Pamela: What do you think, Janet?
Janet:  ………………………………

a- I tried before but in vain.

b- Of course, I will.
c- That’s a good idea.
d- But you are not a little child.
e- I’m afraid I can’t.

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7- Put the bracketed adjectives in the comparative form or in the superlative. Add “the”
or “than” where necessary.

Last night, I saw (bad) ………………….film I’ve ever watched. It was even (bad)
………………….Rocky IV. It lasted (long) ………………….three hours and, believe me, it
was (boring) ………………….three hours of my life. The acting was dull and the story was
even (dull) …………………. . I was very disappointed, as I’d left work (early)
………………….usual especially to see it. My friend had recommended it, saying it was
(good) ………………….film he had seen for months. I won’t listen to him again. He has
(strange) ………………….taste of anyone I know.

8- Fill in the blanks with 8 words from the list below.

when – she – later – share – he – children – gave – accident – can – after

Richard is the eldest of the Bates’ …………………. . He is 27 and works as a sales

representative in London. His wife, Sheila, died last year in a car …………………. . Their
five year old son, Kevin, is just about to start school. ………………….his wife died, Richard
went to live with his parents. His mother ………………….up her job to look
………………….Kevin and Richard was able to carry on working. Now a year
…………………., Richard wants to find a house of his own so that his mother
………………….go back to her job and so that ………………….and Kevin can start to build
a new life.

9- Put the bracketed words in the right tense or form.

I am (marry) ………………….with two children in their early teens. I (give)

………………….up work when I had my (one) ………………….baby and I haven’t had any
paid (employ) ………………….since then. I want to have an (interest) ………………….life
apart from the children now that they have grown up, and I just don’t know where to begin. I
don’t want (return) ………………….to clerical work which I found very dull, but I don’t
seem to be (train) ………………….for anything else.
Please help me.

10- Match the sentence parts to get a coherent paragraph.

A B Answers
1-My mother earns enough money a-because I spend little time with her. 1 + ……
2-However, I don’t feel happy b-to buy me whatever I want. 2 + ……
3-It’s true that she always prepares c-and helps me with my homework. 3 + ……
my meals d-how much I need her love, her care 4 + ……
4-But she doesn’t speak with me and her advice. 5 + ……
5-I want my Mum to understand e-she is very severe. 6 + ……
6-I believe that a mother should be f-about other important matters.
aware g-of her real role in her child’s life.

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Module 1 Lesson 3

The generation gap

1- Match the parts to get meaningful expressions.

A B Answers
1-to break a-embarrassed 1 + ……
2-to worry b-trouble 2 + ……
3-to feel c-the rules 3 + ……
4-to argue d-with your parents 4 + ……
5-to be in e-out of the house 5 + ……
6-to sneak f-about your children 6 + ……

2- Sort out the words in the list below into 6 pairs of antonyms.

break – forgive – agree – spend – disagree – severe –

run away – respect – punish – earn – permissive – stay

1-…………………#………………… 4-…………………#…………………
2-…………………#………………… 5-…………………#…………………
3-…………………#………………… 6-…………………#…………………

3- Fill in the blanks with 8 words from the list below.

protect – solved –mustn’t – will – freedom – don’t – arises – proud – convince – view

If you aren’t on good terms with your parents, if any problem …………………., try to
talk to them. Often, the problem can be ………………….if you explain how you feel. Be
sensible and try to understand their point of …………………. . You are undoubtedly very
important to them and they want to ………………….you. Try to………………….them that
you are responsible enough to deserve more …………………. . Try to understand your
parents’ problems as well. ………………….be selfish! Be sure that if you are understanding
and tolerant, all problems ………………….be solved.

4- Complete using a compound adjective.

1-A girl whose eyes are blue is a ………………-………………….girl.

2-A building consisting of five floors is a ………………-………………….building.
3-A man whose hair is white is a ………………-………………….man.
4-A woman with a good heart is a ………………-………………….woman.
5-A man who is easy to anger is an ………………-………………….man.
6-A city which grows fast is a ………………-………………….city
7-A coin worth five dinars is a ………………-………………….coin.
8-A manager whose pay is high is a ………………-………………….manager.

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5- Find out 8 adjectives associated with “the generation gap” in the word square.

C O B S T I N A T E R I 1-………………….
T O D F U P M G S W S N 2-………………….
N O N D Q C B P M K C D 3-………………….
E A E S R S V C N O G E 4-………………….
I G H J E F U P A D H P 5-………………….
D O E R Y R F U U P U E 6-………………….
E A S D C E V S G R I N 7-………………….
B A E R U E C A H O L D 8-………………….
O R P H O F S I T U M E
S E V E R E T O Y I U N
I R U R B K L O A S V T
D Q U A R R E L S O M E

6- Fill in the blanks with 8 words from the list below.

problem – agree – independence – understanding – authoritarian –

responsibilities – embarrassed – ignore – protection – relationships

Although European parents are not …………………., teenagers leave home as soon
as they reach 18. To them, family ………………….are not as important as personal freedom.
They want to enjoy their …………………., which they think is necessary to grow into adults.
The ………………….is that some parents think that their children are too young to assume
their …………………. . They firmly believe that their children are in need of
…………………., care and guidance. They try to be …………………., but they can’t
………………….any signs of disobedience or disrespect.

7-Express the following sentences differently using compound adjectives.

1-We will go for a walk of five miles.

 We will go for a …………………………
2-He is a man with a bad temper.
 He is a …………………………
3-Women prefer shoes having high heels.
 Women prefer …………………………
4-Robinho is a football player that is known very well.
 Robinho is a very …………………………
5-Influenza is a disease that spreads fast.
 Influenza is a …………………………
6-Trousers with wide bottoms are still fashionable.
 …………………………are still fashionable.
7-We will have a holiday of three days.
 We will have a …………………………

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8-He is a boy having a short sight.
 He is a …………………………

8- Fill in the blanks with 8 words from the list below.

have – generation – gap – argue – relationship –

will – worried – job – difference – together – would

Michael is 42 and I am 21. We have been going out ………………….for 18 months

and I have never been worried about our ………………….in ages. But now Michael wants to
get married and suddenly I am ………………….about making our relationship too
permanent. For one thing, he wants to have children soon and really I ………………….like
to work at least 4 years before I ………………….to give up my ………………….and stay at
home. Also I can’t help worrying about what things will be like in say 15 years’ time. Will he
seem like someone from a different ………………….? Will he be too old to have a good
………………….with his child?

9- Reinsert the 6 deleted parts to get a coherent letter.

Dear advice specialist,

The problem with my parents started when I was 16. I wanted to get a Saturday job 
……….. and study for my exams. Whenever I pointed out that all my friends had Saturday
jobs,  ……….., “We don’t care what they do; it’s you we are worried about,” and yet,
whenever my school  ………..compared to everyone else. Their double standards 
………..I did whatever I could to provoke them. I purposely dyed my hair white and plastered
 ………..before I went to school. However, all I managed to achieve  ………..before I
went anywhere.

a- embarrassed me so much that

b- my face in make-up
c- they give me pocket money
d- marks were bad, I was always
e- but my parents ordered me to stay at home
f- was a mass of arguments
g- they always replied

10- Circle the right alternative.

My parents don’t like my boyfriend Simon (so / because / and) they had an argument
(for / in / with) his parents. Now, I’m not (allowed / allow / allowing) to see him. We think
(her / its / our) parents are silly. It’s their arguments, not ours. Simon thinks that we should
(study / run away / sing) together. He says that (if / and / where) I love him, I will do it. I
love Simon, but I love my parents, (two / too / so) and I don’t want to (argue / agree / hurt)
them.

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Module 1 Lesson 4

Pocket money
1- Match the parts to get meaningful expressions.

A B Answers
1-pocket a-video games 1 + ……
2-go on b-earned 2 + ……
3-play c-money 3 + ……
4-spend much d-the Net 4 + ……
5-surf e-on stationery 5 + ……
6-hard- f-holidays 6 + ……

2- Match the words with their definitions.

Words Definitions Answers

1-Stationery a-buy 1 + ……
2-Savings b-inability to stop doing something 2 + ……
3-Purchase c-writing materials such as paper, pens, pencils… 3 + ……
4-Complain d-spending too much 4 + ……
5-Addiction e-money not spent 5 + ……
6-Overspending f-express dissatisfaction 6 + ……

3- Fill in the blanks with 8 words from the list below.

and – doesn’t – pocket – spend – antique – these – but – collected – this – don’t

Some teenagers are lucky. Their parents don’t fuss about their rooms. Kate Wilson
wrote about her room.
“I am allowed to do what I like with my room. I don’t have a lot of space, ………………….it
is my favourite place; so I ………………….a lot of time there. I used to play the piano; it is
still in my room, but I ………………….play it quite so much any more. I listen to tapes
………………….the radio instead. My mother likes going round ………………….shops,
and sometimes I go with her and spend my ………………….money on ornaments and things
which I put in my room. I’ve got some China which I have …………………. . I am the
youngest in the family and all ………………….toys have been handed down – some of them
are very old.”

4- Use the following words to make sentences where you express equality. The first
example is done for you.
1- I / old / you
 I’m as old as you.
2- My parents / conservative / yours
 ...........................................................................................................................................
3- He / obstinate / mule
 ...........................................................................................................................................

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 4- I get / pocket money / eldest brother
 ...........................................................................................................................................
5- Mum / severe / Dad
 ...........................................................................................................................................
6- Mum has / family responsibilities / Dad
 ...........................................................................................................................................
7- Dad has / patience / Mum
 ...........................................................................................................................................
8- I have / complaints / you
 ...........................................................................................................................................

5- Circle the right option.

Paula: Do you like being fifteen?

Suzie: Yes, I do. It’s much (good / better / best) than being a little child.
Paula: In what way?
Suzie: Well, I feel I’m (more freedom / more free / freer) than before. My parents have
become more understanding. They are (more / less / very) authoritarian than they
used to be. They allow me to go (whenever / whatever / wherever) I like.
Paula: What about your pocket money?
Suzie: I now get as (much / many / more) money as I like.
Paula: Great! I wish I were as (older / more old / old) as you.

6- Look at the table then make sentences using the comparison of equality or the
comparative form. Start all the sentences with ‘Mum’. The first example is done for you.

Description Mum Dad

Supportive  
Loving  
Understanding 
Generous 
Tolerant 
Demanding  
Old-fashioned 
Authoritarian  

1- Mum is as supportive as Dad.

2- .................................................................................................................................
3- .................................................................................................................................
4- .................................................................................................................................
5- .................................................................................................................................
6- .................................................................................................................................
7- .................................................................................................................................
8- .................................................................................................................................

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7- Match the sentence parts to get a coherent paragraph.

A B Answers
1-Many American parents don’t a-money doesn’t grow on trees. 1 + ……
give b-to save some in their own bank 2 + ……
2-They expect them to earn their accounts. 3 + ……
money c- he can save his money and pay for it 4 + ……
3-If the child asks for money but he himself. 5 + ……
doesn’t do his job, d-he doesn’t get any. 6 + ……
4- This child learns that e-gets the money he likes. 7 + ……
5- Some parents let their kids f-their children pocket money.
6-Others want their kids g-spend all the money they get.
7-If the child wants to buy a toy for h-by helping in the house.
example,

8- Circle the right alternative.

Peter got his pocket money every Friday and he never (has / have / had) much left
after the weekend. But one weekend, his financial situation was (worse / worst / bad) than
ever. “That means I can’t go out tonight,” he thought (sadly / happily / noisily) while he was
having breakfast. Suddenly, he (see / sees / saw) an advertisement for a part-time job in a
local restaurant. (So / But / Because), he decided to apply for it immediately. His father got
very (anger / angry / angrily) and stopped giving him pocket money. “Now, I
(sometimes lend / lend sometimes / am sometimes lending) my Dad some money,” Peter said
proudly.

9- Read the following letter then write the suitable reply.

Dear June,
My parents sometimes make me very angry
and depressed. My Dad doesn’t want to buy me a
motor scooter. He says I’m not old enough to
have one. My best friend has got a fantastic
scooter and I really want one. What can I do?
Yours,
Depressed

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Module 1 Lesson 5

Safety at home
1- Match the parts to get meaningful expressions.

A B Answers
1-parental a-with friends 1 + ……
2-hang out b-money / time 2 + ……
3-addiction c-gas 3 + ……
4-to save d-violence 4 + ……
5-flammable e-someone 5 + ……
6-to bite f-to video games 6 + ……

2- Sort out the words in the list below into 6 pairs of synonyms.

danger – beware – isolation – diseased – separation – hazard –

occur – supervise – be cautious – happen – infected – watch

1-…………………=………………… 4-…………………=…………………
2-…………………=………………… 5-…………………=…………………
3-…………………=………………… 6-…………………=…………………

3- Fill in the blanks with 8 words from the list below.

danger – careful – bites – hurt – should – so – because – safety – tolerate – most

Young children need to have a safe environment. They are too young to take care of
their own ………………….because they cannot understand …………………. . So, keeping
young children safe is an adult’s responsibility. For example, one of the
………………….common causes of injuries among children are ………………….from dogs
and other animals. To avoid such a danger, young children ………………….not be left with
dogs …………………. they do not know how to treat a dog correctly. They may
………………….the dog or try to take food from it, and even a gentle dog may not
………………….this.

4- Match the sentence parts to get a coherent paragraph.

A B Answers
1-To prevent dog bites, a-to be careful around pets. 1 + ……
2-First, never leave a baby or a small b-remain calm and don’t scream. 2 + ……
child c-it’s necessary to follow these 3 + ……
3-Second, teach young children tips. 4 + ……
4-Third, never disturb a dog d-alone with a dog. 5 + ……
5-Finally, if you are threatened by a dog, e-until the dog leaves. 6 + ……
6-Avoid eye contact and try to stay still f-that is caring for puppies,
sleeping or eating.

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5- Write the plurals of the words in the correct column.

-s -es -ies
saving
hero
holiday
teenager
widow
charity
secretary
hazard
responsibility
boy

6- Look at the table then make sentences with “while” and “whereas”. The first example
is done for you.

Teenagers Old people

are interested in fashion don’t care about it
are liberal tend to be conservative
are keen on modern technologies hate them
look forward look backward
are very adventurous are cautious
are open-minded tend to be obstinate
enjoy fast food like traditional food
are very sociable enjoy being on their own.

1- a-Teenagers are interested in fashion whereas old people don’t care about it.
b-While teenagers are interested in fashion, old people don’t care about it.
2- a-……………………………………………………………………………………….
b-……………………………………………………………………………………….
3- a-……………………………………………………………………………………….
b-……………………………………………………………………………………….
4- a-……………………………………………………………………………………….
b-……………………………………………………………………………………….
5- a-……………………………………………………………………………………….
b-……………………………………………………………………………………….
6- a-……………………………………………………………………………………….
b-……………………………………………………………………………………….
7- a-……………………………………………………………………………………….
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8- a-……………………………………………………………………………………….
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7- Reinsert the deleted parts to get a meaningful paragraph.

Teenagers shouldn’t have mobile phones

I agree that it’s not a good idea for teenagers to have mobile phones. First of all, a lot of
teenagers spend …………………. . As a result, many parents have to  ………………….
Secondly, holding a phone to your ear for a long  …………………. . In addition, students
use mobile phone text messages to communicate secretly with other students in class. 
………………….if you’re writing messages. Furthermore, one text message costs ten pence
to send,  ………………….to pay for them. In conclusion, I think that parents should think
carefully before  …………………. . They need to establish how often they can use them
and when.

a- so many teenagers use their lunch money

b- buying their children mobile phones
c- about two hours a day on mobile phones
d- time can damage your hearing and your health
e- pay phone bills of over £ 500 a year.
f- It’s difficult to concentrate on a lesson

8- Turn the following sentences into warnings. Start as indicated.

1- You mustn’t stay out late.

 Don’t .........................................................................................................................
2- You mustn’t play video games for long hours.
 Never.........................................................................................................................
3- You mustn’t squander your pocket money.
 Never.........................................................................................................................
4- You mustn’t disobey your parents.
 Don’t .........................................................................................................................
5- You mustn’t resort to violence.
 Never.........................................................................................................................
6- You mustn’t be dog-headed.
 Don’t .........................................................................................................................
7- You mustn’t overuse cosmetics.
 Never ........................................................................................................................
8- You mustn’t think of running away from home.
 Don’t .........................................................................................................................

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ACROSS DOWN

1-My parents are ……; they always 1-This is my ………Peter. He’s 9.

encourage me. 2-Buy
6-Perform 3-Separation
7-Happen 4-Opposite of west
9-Not early 5-Past of ‘eat’
10-This is John. …….is my best friend. 7-We mustn’t ……….our money
11-…………..to smoking is a serious otherwise we’ll be penniless.
problem. 8-I always …….my bike to go to school.
12-A form of ‘be’ 13-We mustn’t ………the rules.
15-I’m renting this house. I’m not its …. 14-To give food
16-They work to …….some money. 17-Go quickly on foot
18-Danger 19-Let’s meet …..6 o’clock.

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