Try to reach some kind of conclusion on the generation gap question.Д¬hoose the 2nd or the 3rd Conditional form to complete each sentence. (Ask them about their childhood and their relationship with their own parents and grandparents.)Д¤ Compare the answers and discuss the generation gap (what is the same, what is different).ДҐ You can decide on the questions, each of you within the group is going to ask, so that you have a greater range of answers to compare. Think carefully what questions you are going to ask them. To what extent is there a generation gap? How do you feel about it?ДЇ10J Do the individual project 'Three Generations' following the items below.ДЎ Interview your grandmother or grandfather, or the grandparents of one of your friends.Where do you learn your social survival skills from most- family, school or peers?.What do children expect from their parents?.What do parents expect from their children?.She has sent you the following questions that she would like to discuss with you. She will be visiting schools in Ukraine to hear the viewpoints of Ukrainian children. (See tips on giving presentation on page 37).Дr Margaret Haster is caring out research into how the generation gap is perceived in different cultures in Europe.

She decides to speak to her father and mother after dinner.Д© In groups, read and make notes on your answers to the questions below and organise them into sections.

Also, she does not want to upset or disappoint her parents. Wants to go but knows that it will not be easy to persuade her father. A week before the holiday Susan's boyfriend Andrew who is 18 asks her to join him and a group of friends on a Every year she, her parents and her younger brother who is 14 go on a family holiday to their house by the lake. What would you do and say to your parents?Дў Susan is 16. But your parents always organise family activities th t fill up the whole weekend, and say you're too young to go off on your own. You'd like to spend more time with your friends, especially at weekends. I mean, they want us to be like them and accept their way of life.ДЁ Role-play the situations (1, 2) in pairs.ДЎ You belong to a very close family who have always done things together. They just sit around, listening to loud music.ДЈ Well, they're so boring.

I think she does it to upset us.Д«ut they won't take adult responsibilities. She and her friends just use the house like a convenient hotel, and she wears these terrible clothes. Interviewer: What do you think about your parents, Paul?Дaughter Susan. Ul with today's teenagers? school, but I have problems with my I Interviewer: What's wrong 1 My son's fine, he works hard at 7 Match questions with the answers to make an interview. Read the introductory sentences of two paragraphs.

Complete the sentence tricky test 2