My problem is my parents.
They never stop going on about
how I should keep my room tidy,
keep my hair tidy and wear smart
clothes. They even make me do
the washing-up after dinner every
night! None of my friends have got
such terrible parents. What should
I do?
Helen
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My best friend has suddenly
turned her back on me and I don't
know why! Last week we phoned
each other every day and e-mailed
too, and over the weekend we went
shopping together and she was fine.
But at school on Monday morning
she didn't look at me or speak to
me. I don't know what I've done.
She now spends all her time with
another group of friends.
Jane |
I have a really bad habit of
chewing (嚼) the ends of
my hair. I try to stop, but I
can't! My mom is starting to
get really angry about it. Have
you got any ideas?
Gina
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① Hi _________, Why should
your parents do all the washing-up?
You should help around the house-it's
only fair. I don't think you should
change your looks though. Young
people should look like young people.
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②Hi_________, Wearing your hair
pulled back in a ponytail (马尾辫) will
help keep it out of your mouth. When
you feel like chewing something, try
bubble gum (泡泡糖). Give yourself
time and you should be able to break
this habit. The first few days are usually
the hardest. Good luck! |
③Hi ________, Don't worry
about it so much! Phone your
friend up as usual and she
won't be able to refuse you.
I am sure you will get along
well with each other.
Everything will be fine.
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