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You had to read, translate the text “Each fifth British teenager leave home” and be ready to answer the questions.
EACH 5TH BRITISH TEENAGER LEAVE HOME
In Britain it is natural for children to leave home between the ages of 16 and 20.
Some of them are students. The government and their parents help them financially. These teenagers go back home during their holidays.
Most of the 20% leave home because they want to live apart from their parents. They say that they want to be independent. Some want to get work. Others go in search of a more exiting life. Some run away from unhappy families.
It is very difficult to find cheap accommodation. Most young people have to live in so called “bedsitters” or “bedsitting rooms”. The “bedsitters” are small rooms you sleep and live in. some of them have washing and cooking facilities.
Some young people live in hostels for the homeless.
Loneliness, getting a gob, everyday washing and cooking are rather important problems for the teenagers who live apart from their parents.
As a rule, these teenagers never return home.
In fact, in Britain only 9% of people aged over 65 live with their children. Many older parents who can not look after themselves have to live in old people’s homes.
T. -- Answer my questions:
1. How many British teenagers leave home?
2. Why do they leave their families?
3. Where do they live?
4. What do they do?
5. What problems do they have living apart from their parents?
8. What is your opinion about leaving home by teenagers in Britain. Do you think they are right or not? Why?
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-- What are they?
1) They were black clothes with a lot of silver jewelleries and have very black hair and look as pale as possible. They talk about the end of the world.
2) They reject everything. They have brightly colored hair and listen to the aggressive music.
3) They were black clothes with a lot of metal. They listen to hard rock.
4) Dippressed persons who are exposed to big risk of suicide. They were clothes in pink and black colours.
5) We can see them in our stadiums. They shout and support their team.