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TEENSPOTThe website for teens… TeensSpeakOut! THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: Do you help out at home?How do you feel about it?Darren, 17, LincolnI help quite a lot actually, especially at weekends. I sometimes mow the lawn, for example, wash the car or dust the furniture. My mum and dad both work really hard all week, so I think they need a bit of help.Stacey, 16, London I sometimes help my mum after school. I often take out the rubbish or wash the dishes. It’s not fair though! My brother never helps! He just disappears into his bedroom and lets me do all the work!Greg, 18, ManchesterTo be honest, I don’t usually help much with the housework, I just clean my own bedroom once a week. At the moment I’m doing exams. It’s not that I don’t want to help, it’s just that I never find the time!Jenny, 18, ScarboroughMy mum and dad run a hotel. They are really busy, so I often help to make the beds, cook the breakfast or dust the furniture. I don’t mind at all. Sometimes my parents even pay me!The teens'parents often do the housework at weekends
TEENSPOTThe website for teens… TeensSpeakOut! THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: Do you help out at home?How do you feel about it?Darren, 17, LincolnI help quite a lot actually, especially at weekends. I sometimes mow the lawn, for example, wash the car or dust the furniture. My mum and dad both work really hard all week, so I think they need a bit of help.Stacey, 16, London I sometimes help my mum after school. I often take out the rubbish or wash the dishes. It’s not fair though! My brother never helps! He just disappears into his bedroom and lets me do all the work!Greg, 18, ManchesterTo be honest, I don’t usually help much with the housework, I just clean my own bedroom once a week. At the moment I’m doing exams. It’s not that I don’t want to help, it’s just that I never find the time!Jenny, 18, ScarboroughMy mum and dad run a hotel. They are really busy, so I often help to make the beds, cook the breakfast or dust the furniture. I don’t mind at all. Sometimes my parents even pay me!Stacey is annoy with her brother
Complete each sentence with the correct tense of one suitable verb from the box. TEENSPOTThe website for teens… TeensSpeakOut! THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: Do you help out at home?How do you feel about it?Darren, 17, LincolnI help quite a lot actually, especially at weekends. I sometimes mow the lawn, for example, wash the car or dust the furniture. My mum and dad both work really hard all week, so I think they need a bit of help.Stacey, 16, London I sometimes help my mum after school. I often take out the rubbish or wash the dishes. It’s not fair though! My brother never helps! He just disappears into his bedroom and lets me do all the work!Greg, 18, ManchesterTo be honest, I don’t usually help much with the housework, I just clean my own bedroom once a week. At the moment I’m doing exams. It’s not that I don’t want to help, it’s just that I never find the time!Jenny, 18, ScarboroughMy mum and dad run a hotel. They are really busy, so I often help to make the beds, cook the breakfast or dust the furniture. I don’t mind at all. Sometimes my parents even pay me!Darren and Jenny both help their parents with the housework because they have a lot to do
Read the text and decide if the following statements are True (T) or False (F)Hoi An, once known as Faifo, with more than 2,000 years history, was the principal port of the Cham Kingdom. While the serious shipping business has long been moved to Da Nang, the heart of the city is still the Old Town, full of winding lanes and Chinese-styled shop-houses. Although almost all shops now cater to the tourist trade, the architecture has been largely preserved, which is unusual in Vietnam, and renovation has proceeded slowly and carefully. However, the culture & heritage that this UNESCO World Heritage Site (WHS) was trying to preserve has faded away. Since 1999, when UNESCO WHS status was awarded, there has been a massive increase in tourism - with the result that most houses have been sold by the community to speculators and shop owners to be used for commercial purposes. The former community, and with it their culture and heritage, has gone and in their place are endless indistinguishable shops, restaurants, art galleries, etc. There are literally hundreds of tailor shops in Hoi An.The UNESCO World Heritage Site refers to Hoi An.