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n.21

1.    The purpose of the letter is to criticize the behaviours of young people.

2.    Young people don’t do sports becuase they’re lazy.

3.    He thinks teenagers are rude in the way of respect to older people, like hold the door open or in the way of speaking, like saying “please” or “thank you”.

4.    He says TV programms are full of violence or whenever they are not, there is a bad language.

5.    He thinks young people should go out and find out about the world instead using the Internet.

6.    I don’t agree with the writer. He thinks all the teenagers have the same behaviours and only catch the bad aspects of them.  In regard of the use of the Internet, the writer doesn’t know it is full of advantages.

n.22

1.    It is informal.

2.    –

a.    No, he doesn’t.

b.    Yes, he does.

c.    Yes, he does.

3.    –

a.    Yes, he does.

b.    Yes, he does.

4.    –

a.    I totally disagree.

b.    In my opinion, this is a very bad point.

c.    This is absolutely false.

 

n.23

1.    Some people say TV is too violent. On the other hand, it can also heelp us to relax.

2.    TV is fun. What’s more, programmes like soap operas can teach us to be tolerant.

3.    However it is true the some TV programmes are trivial, documentaries can teach us a lot about hte world.

4.    Newspapers ofeer us old news. TV, although, tells us what is happening right now.

 

n.24

-However, in my opinion, teenagers don’t have the same behaviours. Some may get up late or be lazy but I think Ms Boyle had seen only the negative aspects of young people.

 

-In my opinion this is absolutely false, there are many teenagers who are less rude than some adults.

 

-even in this case, it is false. It’s full of teenagers who do lot of sports or go to the gym. They are very careful about their health. Besides there are also teenagers who don’t spend all their time watching TV, but they study always a lot.