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1. USEFUL EXPRESSIONS:
* That’s not fair. Carlos got a hunder in the science project. That’s not fair, he do nothing. I did all the project by myself.
* Leave him/her alone. He is very tire, leave him alone tonight.
* Tha’ts too bad. Today the teacher is not coming. That’s too bad, she was absent last class too.
* Shes’ going out with. She’s going out withJorge this weekend.
* Thanks God your are all right, because the car accident was terrible.
2. Children’s Rights:
Protecting the human rights of children is to invest in the future. Children`s rights are the building blocks for a solid human right.
The children’s right movement promotes legal protections and safeguards for children.
Children's rights cover everyaspect of the lives of children and adolescents and can be broken down into the following main categories: 
• Survival rights: the right to life and to have the most basic needs met (e.g., adequate standard of living, shelter, nutrition, medical treatment).
• Development rights: the rights enabling children to reach their fullest potential (e.g. education, play and leisure, cultural activities,access to information and freedom of thought, conscience and religion). 
• Participation rights: rights that allow children and adolescents to take an active role in their communities (e.g., the freedom to express opinions; to have a say in matters affecting their own lives; to join associations).
• Protection rights: rights that are essential for safeguarding children and adolescents from allforms of abuse, neglect and exploitation (e.g., special care for refugee children; protection against involvement in armed conflict, child labour, sexual exploitation, torture and drug abuse).

Teenage Social life.
Your teen is increasingly eager to spend time away from home with friends of both sexes. Friends' approval is extremely important to him and he may be devastated by their rejection.He's concerned about his popularity in general and his ability to attract the opposite sex. Some teens become very depressed when friendships break up.
His desire to be accepted by his peer group may lead him to slavishly adopt their fads in fashion, music or even attitudes. He's unconcerned if such fads make him stick out in society - the vital objective right now is to avoid sticking out in hisgroup. Look out for negative peer pressure, encouraging experimentation with alcohol or other drugs.
Possitive peer interaction helps maintain self-esteem in adolescents and teenagers. It also builds up confidence and broadens their perspective. In addition, it is enjoyable to have good friends.
For that reason, the majority of the teenagers engage in different types of activities in theschool, at church or with friends in their neighborhood. They participate in sport teams, music bands, drama groups, religious and civic associations. All these activities give them the opportunity to grow as individuals.

4. My favorite song in Hero from Mariah Carey. It is about inner strength and how people can do to overcome any problem. It also says that nothing is impossible in life, andthat people have to look inside them to find strength to continue living.

5. SPORTS. Write about favorite sport. I don’t like sports, but if I have to describe one I will talk about soccer. It is played by two teams. The object of the game is to score by maneuvering the ball into the opposing goal. Each team have 11 players including the goalkeeper.
A standard adult football matchconsist of two periods of 45 minutes each and a break of 15 minutes between the halves.

6. COMPUTERS PARTS:
✓ Monitor
✓ CPU
✓ Keyboard
✓ Speaker
✓ Printer
✓ Scanner.
Computers are important to process information. They work very fast and reduce time, money and effort. They also help organize...