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Ответ на Sections №2, Unit 3 из ГДЗ по Английскому языку 7 класс: Биболетова (Учебник Enjoy)
ГДЗ (готовое домашние задание из решебника) по Английскому языку 7 класса авторов М.З. Биболетова, Н.Н. Трубанева, 2008-2019г. на Sections №2, Unit 3. Look at Teenage Problems: School Education.
Условие
Read what British participants of Teenagers’ Conference said about their problems. Say if you have the same problems. What are they?
Simone (France): I do my best at school. But my teachers and my parents aren’t happy with my marks at school. I get so angry about it! Why can’t they realize that I can’t do better?
Oliver (Great Britain): I don’t feel comfortable with my classmates. They call me names and say I’m too tall and pale (бледный). But I can’t help it. I do sports, but not too often. There is so much homework to do!
Jim (Canada): I need more pocket money to buy some new computer games. Many teens in my school have a paper round* or Saturday jobs for a few hours. They earn extra money. But I can’t find a job that I really like.
Julia (Australia): My parents won’t allow me to get a Saturday job. They say I should take care of my little brother and do my homework for Monday. It’s so boring!
Angela (Italy): I hate Science because the teacher is so boring. I would like to continue French and take German this year. But no one listens to me, including my parents.
Martin (New Zealand): Most boys of my age have girlfriends. But I can’t speak to the girl I really like. I think she is the best and the smartest one in our school, but very independent and good-looking, too. I’m so depressed about it.
Claudia (Germany): My parents want me to do music. It is really hard work, you know. I’m fed up with playing the piano. I just don’t want to!
*to have a paper round - to take newspapers and letters to people in the morning
Simone (France): I do my best at school. But my teachers and my parents aren’t happy with my marks at school. I get so angry about it! Why can’t they realize that I can’t do better?
Oliver (Great Britain): I don’t feel comfortable with my classmates. They call me names and say I’m too tall and pale (бледный). But I can’t help it. I do sports, but not too often. There is so much homework to do!
Jim (Canada): I need more pocket money to buy some new computer games. Many teens in my school have a paper round* or Saturday jobs for a few hours. They earn extra money. But I can’t find a job that I really like.
Julia (Australia): My parents won’t allow me to get a Saturday job. They say I should take care of my little brother and do my homework for Monday. It’s so boring!
Angela (Italy): I hate Science because the teacher is so boring. I would like to continue French and take German this year. But no one listens to me, including my parents.
Martin (New Zealand): Most boys of my age have girlfriends. But I can’t speak to the girl I really like. I think she is the best and the smartest one in our school, but very independent and good-looking, too. I’m so depressed about it.
Claudia (Germany): My parents want me to do music. It is really hard work, you know. I’m fed up with playing the piano. I just don’t want to!
*to have a paper round - to take newspapers and letters to people in the morning
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