Reading 1 * Read about the problems a teenage athlete has. Complete the text with the headings in 2 int to the box. Schoolwork The attitude-of-my-friends Getting enough sleep Diet NAGB 2 TnOME lay 3 on't 2 3 BEING A TEENAGE ATHLETE JUGGLING MY LIFE! ABOUT BLOG CONTACT I'm a long Jumper. I train four times a week and compete on Sundays. I love athletics, but my life Isn't easy and involves a lot of juggling Schoolwork, training, family life, sleeping and sociallsing all need my attention and there are only 24 hours in a day! So what are my biggest problems? The attitude of my friends : Most of my friends aren't sporty so they don't understand why I am. If we're hanging out and I have to leave early because I've got an athletics meeting on the next day, they say 'No, Sam, you mustn't go!' : An athlete can eat a lot and not get fat, but I must eat healthy food to support all the exercise (and brainworkl) I do. I have to ignore the machines selling sweets and chocolate (not easy!) and make sure I eat enormous helpings of protein, vegetables and fruit. When I'm training hard I should go to bed early, or I quickly feel exhausted. This is a problem, as I've sometimes got loads of homework to do when I get home. Luckily, there's Saturday! : I have to use every free moment. I often revise in the car to and from training. I do homework after dinner, but I shouldn't stay up late, so usually I finish my coursework at the weekend, when my friends are out having I'm not surprised they think I'm crazy! I don't have to do this, so why do I? Because I'm good at it, and I want to win a gold medall yo atha OU
1. Bird is little.
2. She has got a grandfather.
3. How is he? He is fine.
4. The brown cows are near the box
5. Where is he from? He is from Great Britain.
6. I have got five giraffes.
7. Those elephants are big.
8. His uncle is a pilot.
9. Has his brother got many toys?
10. They have not got a cat.
1. This kitten is little.
2. He has got a brother.
3. Where are they from? They are from Russia.
4. Those tigers are big.
5. Her uncle has got a son.
6. How is his father? He is fine.
7. My sister is a worker.
8. Have you got two toy hares?
9. They are pilots.
10. Is his aunt from America?
Grandparents can be very important in the life of A teenager. They have more experience and more time than parents and can help teens make THE right choices. Teens often THINK their parents don't understand them and that their grandparents understand them better. A study called 'My second mum and dad' says that there are currently 14 million grandparents in the UK, that the number IS INCREASING and that they LIVE longer now. The study also says that many grandparents help teenagers with 0 school work and go to school events when their parents are busy. More than 25% of teenagers say they talk to their grandparents about problems they DON'T DISCUSS with their parents. Experts say that this generation of grandparents has 0 better relationship with today's teenagers because many grandparents are 0 younger now. One grandmother says, 'We are probably the only generation that LIKES some of the same music our grandchildren like.