Put the verb in the bracket into correct form. When I was a little boy, I
(spend) summer at my grandmother’s country house. I
(like) walking around and playing with other children. In the evenings, we usually
(sit) around the fire and
(tell) scary stories. We
(love) to walk to an empty old house in the village. People
(say) that ghosts
(live) in that house. One evening it suddenly
(start) to rain. I
(run) back home. And when I
(pass) that house, I
(see) a white woman at the window. She
(smile) at me.

1)spent. 2)liked. 3)sat. 4)told. 5)loved. 5)lived. 6)started. 7)ran. 8)passed. 9)saw. 10)smiled.

alcoholism  - a problem  not only  teenagers, but  entire generations.these days,  drinking alcohol  has passed  a series of  bad habits  in the  ordinary  way to relax  and  have fun.

drug abuse.  another  equally important  issue  of youth  in the english language  is the use  of drugs.  becoming  an addict  is easy, once  you try  it, but  return to normal life  almost  impossible, and  it is  only a fewpossible  as an exception.

uncontrolled  sexual behavior and  teenage pregnancy.  a third  of the global  problem  of youth  are  on the  promiscuity  and the ensuingconsequences, namely  teenage pregnancy.  the first  is very common in  recent years  not only lead  to the birth of  an unplanned  child, but also  to getting  the disease,  sexually transmitted.

this, of course, not all the  problems of youth  in the english language.their mass.  but  to cope  with them and  help your child-teen  to choose the right  path in life, remember  that you need  to be sensitive to  his needs  and desires, because  at that age  for them  is much  more important than  the approval of  parents and teachers,  and the authority of  friends and colleagues.