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Dear Martin,
Let me assure you that the teen years are often a difficult time for 1 Adolescents and their parents. You have just 2 tuned sixteen and you feel that you are mature enough to decide things on your own. You no longer want to do exactly what tour parents feel you to do .However; they still 3 regard you as a child. They feel you are just being 4 moody, while you think you are trying to be an adult .this 5 conflict is very natural.
But the question is what you can do to 6 getting along better and how both you and your parents can get through this period .First, remember that your parents only want what is best for you. When they don’t allow you to work every afternoon, or when they demand that you get home at a reasonable hour, you may see this as an 7 attemptsto control your life, but actually they 8 set limit to make sure that you don’t do anything that may harm you. Of course, it's very easy to automatically 9 reject everything they say, but remember that they have a lot more life experience than you do.
Being 10 rebellious all the time won't help. Instead of closing yourself in your room, try to communicate with your parents. This is the key to a good relationship.
All the best,
Ann
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part 2
Based on Ann's letter, what problems do you think Marin mentioned in his letter?
1.His mother nags him about cleaning his room.
2.His parents refuse to buy him a motorbike.
3.His parents don’t like the way he dresses.
4.His parents want him to work only once a week.
5.His parents don’t like his friend's.
6.His parents complain that he doesn’t talk to them.
7.His parents want to control his life.
8.His parents tell him what time to come home.
9.His parents complain that he's moody and always lock himself in his room.
10.His parents don’t give him a weekly allowance.