Номер 65, страница 70 - гдз по английскому языку 10 класс (enjoy english) учебник Биболетова, Бабушис

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Exercise sixty five.

Listen again and complete the third line in the table. Use your workbook.

Speaker 1: I try not to have rows with anyone. And I can honestly say I've only lost my temper twice in twenty-four years. It's much easier to talk about things more calmly. Then you don't have the bad feeling that often goes along with an argument.

Speaker 2: Most people can cope with regular rows, but for some of us, a quiet, constructive conversation is better. As a teenager, I used to row regularly with my parents, but still have always had a wonderful relationship with both of them. Nowadays, I feel that I can discuss any topic with my parents.

Speaker 3: I only wish that our sixteen-year-old daughter will stay home, even if it means having a row, so that we can talk through her problems. She prefers to disappear for days and end, not telling us where she is or has been. She's driving us to distraction and making her mom ill.

Speaker 4: I think it is healthy to let it all out in an argument. I had blazing rows with my mother and seem to have the same with my daughter, but we always kiss and make up. Sometimes things are said that should not be, but it gets it out in the open instead of being bottled up inside.

Speaker 5: I've spent the majority of my life avoiding conflicts as far as I could. I realise now that it was a totally fake and unnatural thing to do and has resulted in fake relationships, rather than stronger ones that could stand the occasional conflict.