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PRACTICE


                     6   Complete  the  exercises.

                     A  Put  the  words  in  the  correct  order  to  complete  the  questions  about  personal  appearance.

                         1.  gotten  /  change  /  your / appearance  /  to  /  you
                            Has  anyone  ever  gotten  you  to  change  your  appearance                           ?

                         2.  get /  your  cut /  hair  to
                                    /
                                               /
                            Who  do  you                                                                           ?

                         3.  people  /  about  /  make  /  their  appearance  /  worry
                            Do  you  think  that  advertisements                                                   ?


                         4.  you/  wear  /  make  /  certain  clothes
                                                                                                                  ?
                            Did  your  parents                                                when  you  were  young
                         5.  your  clothes  /  anyone  /  borrow /  let

                            Have  you  ever                                                                        ?

                         6.  for  new  clothes  /  you /  shop  /  help
                            Does  anyone                                                                           ?

                      B   SPEAK.  Work  with  a  partner.  Ask  and  answer  the  questions  from  exercise  A.  Explain  your
                         answers.

                         A:  Has  anyone  ever  gotten  you  to  change  your  appearance?

                         B:  Yes.  Once  my  sister  got  me  to  curl  my  hair.  OR  No.  My  friends  and  I  arent  really
                           interested  in  appearance.



                     7   Circle  the  correct  words  to  complete  the  paragraph.


                                                        Flower  Power


                               Flowers  are  beautiful,  but  how  do  they  (1)  get  /  help   ak® people  feel?  Research
                           has  shown  that  flowers  can  (2)  get  /  help  /  let  people  to  improve  their  mood  and

                           (3)  get  /  have  /  make  them  smile.  According  to  one  study  of  older  adults,  receiving
                           flowers  (4)  got  /  had  /  made  81  percent  of  the  participants  feel  happier.  Other  studies

                           showed  that  the  smell  of  flowers  can  (5)  get  /  let  /  make  people  fee]  more  positive
                           and  might  even  (6)  help  /  make  /  get  them  to  sleep  better.  There  is  also  evidence  that

                           flowers  (7)  get  /  let  /  have  people  to  act  friendlier  toward  one  another.

                               So  if  you  are  feeling  sad,  take  a  walk  in  a  garden.  The  owners  probably  won't
                           (8)  get  /  let  /  make  you  pick  the  flowers,  but  you  can  still  smell  them.  Better  yet,  you

                           can  (9)  get  /  make  /  let  someone  to  send  you  some.

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