Living apart from the family can't be easy in the beginning. Once you decide to live independently away from your parents you have to be prepared to solve all your problems yourself. There will be no one to make your bed in the morning, to serve a breakfast and to give a good-bye kiss before you leave to school. A heated food wouldn't be awaiting you when you are back from school. You have to know how to wash clothes, clean dishes, keep the area tidy. This is when you will start realizing that you are no longer a kid, but an adult. From another side it is a good experience and can be fun- spending evenings with your friend with no one calling on your phone and asking questions. I would like to try living apart as soon as I turn 18 years old.
1.You can tell the time with this 2.You put this on your head 3.You open doors with these 1.juː kæn tɛl ðə taɪm wɪð ðɪs 2.juː pʊt ðɪs ɒn jɔː hɛd 3.juː ˈəʊpən dɔːz wɪð ðiːz
4.You can go very fast on these 5.You wear these on your hands 6.You can play music with this 4.juː kæn gəʊ ˈvɛri fɑːst ɒn ðiːz 5.juː weə ðiːz ɒn jɔː hændz 6.juː kæn pleɪ ˈmjuːzɪk wɪð ðɪs
7.You can brush your hair with this 8.You can listen to your favourite songs on these. 7.juː kæn brʌʃ jɔː heə wɪð ðɪs 8.juː kæn ˈlɪsn tuː jɔː ˈfeɪvərɪt sɒŋz ɒn ðiːz
9.You can talk to your friend on this 10.You can take photos with this watch, helmet, keys, roller blades, gloves, guitar, hairbrush, CDs, mobile phone, camera. 9.juː kæn tɔːk tuː jɔː frɛnd ɒn ðɪs 10.juː kæn teɪk ˈfəʊtəʊz wɪð ðɪs wɒʧ, ˈhɛlmɪt, kiːz, ˈrəʊlə bleɪdz, glʌvz, gɪˈtɑː, ˈheəbrʌʃ, siː-diːz, ˈməʊbaɪl fəʊn, ˈkæmərə
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