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School
British teenagers spend most of their time at school. They leave school at sixteen, when most students take their first important exams, the GCSEs. They spend 2-3 hours on homework after school. Forget watching TV!
Uniforms
Visit almost any school in the UK and the first thing you’ll notice is the school uniform. Although wearing a school uniform has its advantages, most teenagers don’t like it.
Bullies
Fifty percent of teenagers say they have been bullied because of their race, looks, intelligence, school uniforms, etc.
Clothes
Some teens judge you by the shirt or shoes you wear; 40% of teens believe it’s important to wear designer labels. Wearing trend Strict y labels is cool!
Mobile phones
British teens love to chat. Mobile phones are essential for most of them. More than 90% of teens have one, although text-bullying is also a new and worrying trend.
Free time
Music is the number one interest for teens. They love going out, but bars and clubs have strict rules for under-18s. It’s no surprise that they spend a lot of time online

Clothes
Some teens judge you by the shirt or shoes you wear; 40% of teens believe it’s important to wear designer labels. Wearing trend Strict y labels is cool!
Mobile phones
British teens love to chat. Mobile phones are essential for most of them. More than 90% of teens have one, although text-bullying is also a new and worrying trend.
Free time
Music is the number one interest for teens. They love going out, but bars and clubs have strict rules for under-18s. It’s no surprise that they spend a lot of time online

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Se completan las oraciones de acuerdo al contenido del texto “Teens in Great Britain” usando mis propias palabras (complete the sentences using your own words):

1. Wearing a school uniform is a positive thing; but it's boring to wear a uniform every day.

2. British teens don’t watch TV because they spend most of their time in school.

3. British teens spend more time online because they love to chat with their mobile phone and listen to music.

4. Teens are 16 when they take GCSEs.

5. Forty percent of teens in the UK have a mobile phone.

6. Text-bullying is a new and worrying trend.

7. For British teens, music is their passion.