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YP4-8A

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  • Correct the mistake: People often think that when you're a teenager you follow FOOLISHLY the crowd without making up your own mind.
    FOOLISHLY follow the crowd, follow the crowd FOOLISHLY
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  • My brother always disturbs me when I've finished ALMOST my homework.
    ALMOST finished
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  • If I had more self-confidence, I wouldn't PROBABLY give in to peer pressure.
    PROBABLY wouldn't give in
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  • People think I'm rebellious, but that's just because of what I say; I OFTEN don't act badly.
    don't OFTEN
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  • I TOTALLY had misunderstood what was needed for the chemistry assignment last week.
    had TOTALLY misunderstood
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  • I'm completely out of cash at the moment. I bought a really expensive pair of boots last Friday STUPIDLY.
    STUPIDLY bought/ ....STUPIDLY last Friday
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  • most teenagers /influenced by / aren't/their peers / easily / in fact
    In fact, most teenagers aren't easily influenced by their peers.
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  • people / maybe / better / more openly / if we spoke/ would understand us /about our emotions
    Maybe people would understand us better if we spoke more openly about our emotions.
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  • acting/instead of /impulsively/weigh/the pros and cons/carefully/you should
    Instead of acting impulsively, you should weigh the pros and cons carefully. / You should weigh the pros and cons carefully instead of acting impulsively.
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  • definitely / our parents / on Saturday night/to go to / the club / wouldn't want
    Our parents definitely wouldn't want to go to the club on Saturday night
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  • stereotypes / annoy me/ thought-through/frankly/ badly / really / of the moody teenager
    Frankly, badly thought through stereotypes of the moody teenager really annoy me.
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  • sensibly / don't/ of their brains /developed / young people / always / as certain aspects / fully / aren't/ behave
    Young people don't always behave sensibly as certain aspects of their brains aren't fully developed
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