9 form My Magic Circle

1. Her main               [circumstances, personality, extraordinary, drawback, optimists]is being obstinate because she doesn't want to take the opinion of other people into consideration.

2. Life's               [circumstances, personality, extraordinary, drawback, optimists]do not always influence one's behaviour.

3. We have to be               [circumstances, personality, extraodinary, drawback, optimists]in everything we do.

4. Only a real               [circumstances, personality, extraordinary, drawback, optimists]can succeed in life.

5. The truly               [circumstances, personality, extraordinary, drawback, optimists]hairstyles are natural outgrowths of the decade in which they were invented.

Write question to the answer.

• My friend's name is Elizabeth.

Write question to the answer.

• I have known her for four years.

Write question to the answer.

• She is tall and slim with long dark hair and grey eyes.

Report the sentence.

Fred said, " I enjoy listening to rap music."

Report the sentence.

Sally said, "I am interested in computer games".

Report the sentence.

My mother said, "I have sent the invitation cards".

Jack said,"I have bought everything for the picnic".

Mary and Pam said, " We are going to watch the new film on TV".

Report the sentence.

Alice said," I will prepare my new dress for the concert".

Complete the text with the correct word for each space.

Teenager problems

Our age is so strange. We know that we are on the way to become         [old, parents, adults]. But this way is so hard. There are a lot of problems and they are everywhere. Every young            [population, generation, citizen]has more complicated problems than          [previous, earlier, former] one's. And this difference awakes misunderstanding with parents. Parents always say that we are lazy and can't do            [anything, nothing, everything]except rest. Moreover they don't give much money and we can          [hardly, easily, probably]find a job because of our age. Parents also always doubt    [on, in] our independence. Another problem in school is marks. We try to do our        [good, better, best] to have good marks but our parents never like them. One more typical teenager problem is that "nobody understands me". Even friends cannot always stay friends when young people begin to understand themselves a little      [much, bit, more] better and friends sometimes just grow apart. As a result you may even stay alone. So as you see it's very difficult to be young nowadays as indeed it has always been. But some wonderful               [chances, opportunities, things]can happen to you only when you are young. So it's better to enjoy youth       [while, when, until]it lasts.