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B teenagers want to be on their own. 3 WEE Listen to the dialogue and explain why sentences 1-3 are true or false. 1 Anna doesn’t mind people who lie. TAF) 2 Annais quite untidy. TAF) 3 Anna would like to be more imaginative. (Lyftue/False {2Xa Pe 4 @IEK IEW You will hear twice an interview ~~ with a school psychologist talking about teenage personality types. Tick the sentences (1-5) which are true (T) or false (F) according to what you hear. According to Josh, young people do not show their feelings very often. Beauty kings and queens don’t wear only brand new clothes. It’s easy for over-achievers to find friends. There is little difference between how teenagers and adults show their emotions. Teenagers’ personalities most often change in the future.pean Union, remain, referendum, influence, estrictions, work permit, leave, Prime Minister 'y British-born (2)... At the moment, no one knows |... British economy and political situation. Until the country (4)... leaves (5)..., its citizens should still follow EU laws. People from Europe can work and live in Great Britain without (6). and British citizens do not need a (7)... to live and work in the EU. It is also important to mention that according to the legislation, the UK does not have to (8)... the European Union. British Parliament may ignore the results of (9)... However, British (10)... promised to accept its result. Additionally, the UK may have informal talks with the EU to allow the country to (11)... in the EU, but with better conditions.A Nov se } 2. Open the brackets and use the Gerund, the Present 0 Participle or the Infinitive with or without ‘to’. 1, Let him ... (come) again tomorrow. 2 Do you allow them ... (smoke) in here? 3. | stopped fora moment to ... (speak) to him 4 He is not yet used to ... (operate) this machine. 5 Ineed ... (see) Dr Smith at once. 6 This machine needs ... (attend) to.6 Choose the correct form of the participles. 1 John, (having been seen / being seen), finally admitted to | parents that he smokes. ; The placement test, (carried out / carrying out) by our teac could give us a detailed picture of our student's knowledge. The carpet (covered / coveri g) the floor in his dining roo! bought in Iran. { Football fans were (asked / asking) to head towards the exi ‘The documentary on animals, (being recorded / recorded, yesterday, will be shown to our students.5 Great Britain voted to leave the European Union. Say what know about Brexit. Choose the best answers to the question: below and then read the text to check them up. 1 When was the Brexit referendum? a) 2016 b) 2017 c) 2018 2 What percentage of UK citizens actually voted? a) 51.8% b) 61.8% c) 71.8% 3 How many British people voted to leave the European Union? a) 62% b) 52% c) 72% BREXIT: FACTS AND NUMBERS On 23 June 2016 Great Britain voted to leave the European Union — partnership that allows people and products to move freely around the EU member states. This result was a surprise for people on both sides the vote. Over 30 million UK citizens took part in this referendum, so theturnout was pretty high — about 71.8%. A majority of British voters (around 52%) voted to leave the EU. However, there were differences across the country. For Bere Scotland and Northem Ireland wanted to remain in the EU while Wales and England voted to leave it. As a result of the referendum, British Prime Minister David Cameron decided to resign. For the time being it is difficult to say how the Brexit vote will influence British politics and economy. British citizens may face some restrictions when living in the EU. EU citizens may need a work permit to work in the UK. The situation will depend on the agreement between the UK and EU. It is possible, for example, that British and EU citizens will be allowed to visit each other for up to 90 days without needing a visa. It is important to remember that the UK did not formally leave the EU after the Brexit referendum. The country prepares to leave the EU on 29 March 2019. At the moment British politicians are discussing the details of this event with their European counterparts. The situation is changing very quickly, so it is important to check for the latest updates in the news. 6 Read the text in task 5 again and say if the sentences below are true or false. 1 The European Union is a partnership that allows people and products to move freely around member states. Prime Minister David Cameron continues to work for the British government. 3 The UK formally left the EU after Brexit. If the United Kingdom formally leaves the EU, British people may need a visa to stay in EU countries for a long period of time. The UK prepares to formally leave the EU in 2019.