Exercise 1. Read the following sentences and translate them into Belarusian.
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- Teenagers grow quickly during puberty.
- Teenagers may feel uncomfortable because of changes in their bodies.
- Teenagers may not always agree with their parents.
- Teenagers try to find out who they are.
- It is normal for teenagers to feel unsure around their friends.
- Puberty is the time when teenagers change in size and shape.
- Teenagers often have mood swings and can act impulsively.
- Friends influence many decisions teenagers make.
- Teenagers often make strong friendships with classmates.
- During puberty, teenagers trust their friends more with personal feelings.
- Teenagers may feel insecure about their looks.
- Social media affects how teenagers see themselves.
- Teenagers sometimes do risky things because of peer influence.
- Puberty brings not only body changes but also more emotions and social interactions.
- Teenagers start to think in more complex ways during puberty.
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- Adolescents often experience rapid physical development and growth during puberty.
- It is common for teenagers to feel uncomfortable about hormonal changes as their bodies mature.
- During adolescence, young people may rebel against parental authority and question family rules.
- Adolescents face significant challenges in identity formation, often trying different roles and behaviours.
- During this stage, many teenagers feel emotionally insecure when interacting with their peers.
- Puberty marks the time when adolescents go through noticeable changes in height, weight, and body shape.
- Emotional changes are an important part of adolescence, and teenagers often experience mood swings.
- Peer pressure plays a significant role in the decisions adolescents make during their teenage years.
- Adolescents tend to develop stronger friendships with their classmates as they navigate social changes.
- During puberty, adolescents begin to trust their close friends with personal issues.
- Adolescents often struggle with low self-esteem and may feel insecure about their physical appearance.
- Social media has a significant impact on the way adolescents view themselves and others during this developmental stage.
- Adolescents are more likely to engage in risky behaviour because of the influence of their peers and hormonal changes.
- Puberty involves not only physical changes but also a surge in emotions.
- The process of cognitive development helps teenagers develop the ability to think more abstractly and logically.
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Exercise 2. Match the collocations in English and Belarusian.
https://wordwall.net/resource/91103252
Exercise 3. Describe the picture. What do you see in it?
A bullying situation in a school hallway
Interesting facts
Difference between “because of” & “due to”
- "Because of" is used more freely in all types of sentences.
- "Due to" is used after a form of "to be" and is a bit more formal.
Difference between “impact” & “influence”
- Impact tends to be stronger and more direct, while influence is more subtle and gradual.
- Impact is more likely to be visible and immediate, while influence is often about long-term change.
- Impact can apply to things, whereas influence is generally about people or ideas.
Exercise 4. Insert in the text correct articles: a, an, the or zero article.
___ student is standing in front of ___ school lockers. He looks embarrassed and sad. One peer is taking his backpack while ___ other students are laughing and pointing at him. ___ student is being bullied. ___ other students are mocking him.
___ victim looks uncomfortable and feels alone. He is powerless and can’t stop ___ bullying. ___ students around him are not helping. They are only laughing and pointing at him.
This is ___ very sad situation, and it shows how bullying can make someone feel isolated and hurt. It is important for ___ people to help each other and stand up against ___ bullying.