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7e Teen problems

1 ocabulary 
A. The teenagers on the left have got problems and are asking for advice. Read their problems and match
them with the advice their friends are giving them on the right. Then listen and check your answers.

I feel down. My sister has got lots I think you should calm
of really nice, trendy clothes, but down and listen to your
she won’t let me borrow them parents’ advice. Your
any more. I’m fed up with it! friends’ idea might be
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We’ve moved to a new house Cheer up! Your things are
and of course my older sister fine. You don’t have to
got the big bedroom. Mine is borrow hers all the time.
very small. It’s not fair!
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At least you don’t have to
My two best friends have
share a room with her.
invited me on a trip, but my
I always fight with mine!
parents won’t let me go. I
don’t get it! Should I just go? c
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B. Look at the phrases 1 5 below which appear C. Complete the sentences with the phrasal verbs in the box.
in the bubbles above and match them with their
meanings a-e. look after look up cheer up look out calm down
1. I feel down. a. I don’t understand it. 1. A: I don’t know this word.
2. I don’t get it. b. I argue a lot. B: Why don’t you it in the dictionary?
3. Calm down. c. I’m sad. 2. A: I think Jack is a bit sad today.
4. Cheer up. d. Become happier. B: Really? Can we do something to him ?
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Possessive Pronouns Possessive Case - Whose...?

POSSESSIVE POSSESSIVE SINGULAR NOUNS The boy’s name is Edward.
ADJECTIVES PRONOUNS
my mine REGULAR PLURAL NOUNS The boys’ names are Roy and Buddy.
your yours IRREGULAR PLURAL NOUNS The children’s names are Sam and Polly.
his his A: Whose car is this?
her hers B: It’s Ray’s car. / It’s Ray’s.
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your yours 1. My grandparent’s / grandparents’ house is on Lumley Road. They have
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lived there for years.
A: Is this your bag? 2. A: My / Mine trainers are old. I need new ones. What about these here?
B: My bag is green, so it’s not B: These trainers are for women. The men’s / mens’ trainers are over there.
mine. Steve’s got a blue bag 3. My best friend’s / friends’ cat is called Snow White. It’s not a very good
so maybe it’s his. name because only her / hers tail is white, but that’s what Tina wanted to
call her.
4. A: Whose / Who’s bikes are these? Can we borrow them for a while?
B: They’re not our / ours. Ask those girls. I think the bikes are their / theirs.
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