5C Problems

Make nouns from the given verbs. choose choice solve solution adjust adjustment disagree disagreement argue argument discuss discussion decide decision advise advice Complete the sentences with the nouns from the previous exercise. We've finally made a decision. We're going to move to Italy next year.Did you have an argument with Brenda? She looks very angry.Tomorrow we're going to have a discussion about the environment in class.I have to make a few adjustments and then the TV will work fine.You can have ham or cheese - the choice is yours.It's a bit of a problem, but don't worry. We'll find a solution.My teacher gave me some good advice on how to prepare for the exam.We had a disagreement about what movie to watch. He wanted a thriller and I wanted a comedy. Complete the text with these verbs: MAKE, TALK, FORGET, LISTEN, GIVE, HAS, MAKE, THINK, GO Who do you talk to about your problems?Your parents, your teacher, your friends, your brother or sister? The teenage years are difficult, because there's so much happening. Teenagers have a lot of work and studying to do. They also have to make a lot of decisions and choices. As well as that, they have to think about relationships. Things often go wrong, and then it's important to have someone to talk to. Parents aren't always the best people. They're often busy and can't see the problem from the teenager's point of view. Most teenagers want to talk to someone who is the same age and has the same problems as they have. That's why good friends are so important.They listen, they give advice, they make suggestions, they tell you you're wonderful and then help you forget the whole thing! Who is your best friend and is he or she such a good friend? Write to us at Teenmag and we will publish the best letters. This text is from: a newspaper a magazine a web page Teenagers like to talk to their _ about their problems. parents friends teachers Teenagers have _ life. an easy a fun a difficult It's important to _ to your friends. write listen give gifts Teenagers _ to do. have a lot don't have much don't have anything Friends are important because they give candy problems advice Listen to Gordon's letter and then answer the three questions below. If you want, you can also record your answer instead of writing if it's easier for you. Who does Gordon have a problem with?What is happening next month?Why has his mum stopped working? What advice would you give Gordon? Write him a letter. If you want, you can also record your answer instead of writing if it's easier for you. Start your letter with: Dear Gordon, then tell him what he should or shouldn't do and give him any piece of advice you think could help him in his situation.