Put the words into the gaps:
1. I think his
the same as mine.
2. I think some things never change so when he is 12 years old
what I don't want him to do, which is exactly what I did so those things might be different, like I would probably hang out with my friends and go skateboarding.
3. He'll
a jet board instead.
To put the words into the gap, we need to find a word that makes sense in the context of the sentence. In this case, we want to fill in the gap with a word that describes the thoughts or beliefs of the speaker and is similar to "opinion." The word that fits here is "opinion."
2. I think some things never change so when he is 12 years old he will do what I don't want him to do, which is exactly what I did so those things might be different, like I would probably hang out with my friends and go skateboarding.
To put the words into the gap, we need to find a phrase that describes an action or behavior that the speaker doesn't want the person to do when they reach the age of 12. The phrase that fits here is "he will do." This indicates that the person will engage in certain activities or behaviors that the speaker doesn't approve of or want them to do.
3. He'll ride a jet board instead.
To put the words into the gap, we need to find a verb that matches the context of the sentence and indicates an action that the person will perform. The verb that fits here is "ride," as it describes the action of using a jet board.