Complete the task. Read the text below. Transform the words in brackets in capital letters (so that they match the content lexically and grammatically). Use them to fill in the gaps.
Write one word in each gap.
Working-class families spent less time together than upper-class ones because both parents had to work to support their families. Some children worked as [ ] (SERVE) to help their families. They could also work in coal mines and cotton mills. In the early 19th century, working-class children often had to work 16 hours a day in [ ] (TERROR) conditions at a young age. Although some laws had been passed to limit the hours children could work, it was not until after 1830 that business [ ] (OWN) began to follow the [ ] (REGULATE). As a result, working-class families spent most of the day apart. Sometimes, however, they went together to town [ ] (FESTIVE) and watched fireworks displays.