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8.  to  have  /  teenagers  /  job  /  it  is  good  for


                         9.  responsibility  /  job  /  teaches

                        10.  doesn’t  make  /  young  people  /  happy  /  money





                    PRACTICE


                     6   Complete  the  exercises.

                     A  Circle  the  correct  articles  to  complete  the  statements.  Circle  @  for  no  article.

                         1.  “T  love  to  play  with@®)  /  the  dolls.”

                         2.  “There’s  nothing  that  I  like  more  than  just  looking  up  at  a/  the  sky.”

                         3.  “T  enjoy  just  hanging  out  with  @  /  the  friends.”
                         4.  “I  can't  wait  until  I’m  big  enough  to  go  to  @/  the  school.”

                         5.  “You  never  appreciate  a  /  @  time  until  you  don’t  have a lot  of  it.”

                         6.  “It’s  fun  to  go  to  @/  the  parties  and  stay  up  all  night.”

                         7.  “TI  don't  see  why  students  have  to  do  a/@  homework.  We  already  do  enough  work

                            at  @/  the  school!”
                         8.  “Swimming  in  some /  the  ocean  is  fun.”

                         9.  “T  don’t  mind  most  household  tasks,  but  I  dislike  cleaning  @  /  the  oven.”

                        10.  “I  just  learned  to  ride  a/  the  bike.”


                      B   SPEAK.  Work  with  a  partner.  Discuss  who  probably  said  each  statement  in  exercise  A:
                         a  young  child,  a  teenager,  or  an  adult.

                         A: I  think  a  young  girl  said,  “I  love  to  play  with  dolls.”
                         B:  I  agree,  but  I’m  not  sure  about  number  two.



                     7   PRONUNCIATION.  Read  the  chart  and  listen  to  the  examples.  Then  complete  the  exercises.


                              NU
                          me)                 The:  /5e/  or  /5i/
                                 Neste)
                           The  is  pronounced  two  ways:  /6e/  with  /e/  as  in  of  or  /6i/  with  /i/  as  in  he.
            cp2-04         1.  Say  /6e/  before  consonant  sounds  (b,  c,  d,...).
                                the  book       the  question         the  difficult  exercise
                           2.  Say  /6i/  before  vowel  sounds  (a,  eé.  i,  0,  U).
                                the  exercise   the  answer           the  easy  question






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