<span>I will (am going to) be a famous football player.</span>
It<span>s </span><span>Suturday evening.Mr Wooding is sitting in his armchair.He .is.. reading a newspaper.His wife .is.. watering the plants in the room.She .isn't.. watching TV.Their children are in the room too. What are... they...doing? The boy .is..listening to music and..eating an apple. The girl .is..playing with a puzzle.There is a dog in the family.The dog is... sleeping.</span>
Do you live in this house or that house?
Do you have a cat or a dog at home?
Are you at home or outside now?
Are your house`s walls grey or red?
Have you got a TV-set or a radio-set at home?
There are many solutions to the problem of boredom. Firstly, I'm never bored if I have something to do. So, I tend to do something useful, like cleaning the house, help my mother with cooking or something in this kind. Also, I do the things I enjoy to get rid of the boredom. Usually I watch TV, kill time on the PC or do some sport activities. I love to play football with my friends and to ride a bicycle.
<span>"Modern kids become mature very slowly in comparison even to the recent past"... I absolutely agree here. There are several reasons why is it so. The first one is that nowadays parents don't let their kids stay alone. They either take a babysitter, or don't work themselves and follow their kids everywhere. The second reason is that kids are controlled every minute. Parents call them on their cellphones and ask them what they do and where they go. So kids don't even have an opportunity to make their own decisions. That's why they mature very slowly. It.s my point of view.</span>