Match the pieces of advice (1–5) with the possible results. Write the correct number in each gap. Advice First of all, ask your parents why they don't like your friend. You should try to explain to your parents why you find your friend interesting. You ought to show your parents that you are responsible and you can control yourself. Mind your manners when you talk to your parents. Invite your friend to your place and introduce them to your parents. Results A. Then they will know you are not likely to do stupid or dangerous things no matter what your friends do. . B. If you don't, they might think that it's your friend who has a negative influence on your behaviour. . C. If you do so, you might understand their point of view and learn something important about your friend. . D. This might help them to see your friend in a different way. . E. This might help if your parents are worried because they don't know who your friend is and what they are like. .

Задание

Fill in the gaps

Match the pieces of advice (1–5) with the possible results. Write the correct number in each gap.

Advice

First of all, ask your parents why they don't like your friend.
You should try to explain to your parents why you find your friend interesting.
You ought to show your parents that you are responsible and you can control yourself.
Mind your manners when you talk to your parents.
Invite your friend to your place and introduce them to your parents.

A. Then they will know you are not likely to do stupid or dangerous things no matter what your friends do. [ ].

B. If you don't, they might think that it's your friend who has a negative influence on your behaviour. [ ].

C. If you do so, you might understand their point of view and learn something important about your friend. [ ].

D. This might help them to see your friend in a different way. [ ].

E. This might help if your parents are worried because they don't know who your friend is and what they are like. [ ].