shoxi21

05.08.2020 19:02

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Составьте вопросов по тексту каждого вида (по одному: общий, специальный, к подлежащему, альтернативный, tag-question): I am 17 and live in Harlescott, Shrewsbury. In my area there is nothing for young people to do. People often complain about rude youngsters (young people) hanging round on street corners causing trouble – especially during the summer holidays. I have just looked through the Shropshire youth website and there are only six results for things to do in my area, and only two of them are during the holidays. I think that young people should have more of a say in what happens, more money should be put into young people’s activi- ties, after all we are the future of the nation. I would just like all of the councillors and authorities to think, if you put money into activities for young people there will be less vandalism and fewer young people will get into trouble with the police. So, it would be an overall saving.
Liam Thomas

Comments:
Jake
Like what Liam? There’s never anything to do anywhere unless you got money. This goes for
older and younger people.
Julian
The kids in my village have more facilities than you could imagine, and the bad ones are still anti-social. Sorry, “nothing to do” is a pathetic excuse for being naughty. The kids with bright future and some imagination have hobbies and interests that keep them out of trouble.
Clown Shoes
You could always take up ballet or gymnastics. Also, try taking a walk once in a while as there is nothing better than the sound of nature. I find going to church relaxes me.
Hannah
I don’t normally comment on newspaper stories but couldn’t ignore this one. ‘Nothing to do’ – what happened to amusing yourself, once old enough to go out with friends, and kicking a ball around on a playing field? Once the ball is purchased it costs nothing! Go for a walk, get on your bikes if you have them. On a rainy day go to the library and learn about a new hobby or use the free computers to surf the net.
Phil
Think about a local youth organisation. Why not join one of the services cadet groups? The least you will get is a free two week holiday.