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    Jocelyn writes to a magazine editor asking for advice about moving out of her parents' home with her sister Lisa. [1] The editor responds that while she understands their desire for more freedom, moving out alone at their ages would be difficult and risky. [2] He explains that they are still legally under their parents' guardianship until age 18, and living independently requires taking on responsibilities like paying bills and caring for themselves that can be challenging without experience or support. [3] The editor advises staying at home for now and working on compromising with their parents.

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    Jocelyn writes to a magazine editor asking for advice about moving out of her parents' home with her sister Lisa. [1] The editor responds that while she understands their desire for more freedom, moving out alone at their ages would be difficult and risky. [2] He explains that they are still legally under their parents' guardianship until age 18, and living independently requires taking on responsibilities like paying bills and caring for themselves that can be challenging without experience or support. [3] The editor advises staying at home for now and working on compromising with their parents.

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    Epreuve TD D'anglais Niveau 3ème

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    Jocelyn writes to a magazine editor asking for advice about moving out of her parents' home with her sister Lisa. [1] The editor responds that while she understands their desire for more freedom, moving out alone at their ages would be difficult and risky. [2] He explains that they are still legally under their parents' guardianship until age 18, and living independently requires taking on responsibilities like paying bills and caring for themselves that can be challenging without experience or support. [3] The editor advises staying at home for now and working on compromising with their parents.

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