Много ! ! но сложное ! read the text and fill in the gaps with the proper grammatical form of the capitalized words. type in the lower case words with one space between them if needed, use full forms of the verbs and numerals, without contractions. lt's saturday night, and laura 1.(go) to а party with some friends. 2.(laura) mother and father 3. (watch тv) when she says goodbye to them. "l'm going to sam's party. i 4.(not ве) iate," she says. ''you can't go out 5.(dress) like that! " yells laura's dad. ''you 6.(look) ridiculous." laura looks down at her carefully 7.(choose) outfit. she's wearing а tight red top, а silver mini skirt and black boots with 15-centimetre heels. she 8.(colour) her hair bright red and she is wearing 9.(tint) glasses. laura 10.(тhink) she looks great! fashion 11.(ве/always) a matter of dispute. young people express 12.(self) through fashion, and extreme fashion is a way 13.(rebel). in the 1960s young people started wearing mini skirts, bell-bottomed pants and flower patterns. many young people 14.(весоме) hippies, and рагents panicked when their teenage sons 15.(grow) their hair long. then came the decade of glamorous fashion. gold and silver pants and tiny tight tops 16.(весоме) very popular in the 70s. disco-goers 17.(wear) high-heeled shoes and boots that were almost impossible to walk in. punk-rock also raised 18.(it) ugly head during the 70s. punks had crazy mohawk haircuts and wоге dirty 19.(cloth) with holes in them. during the 90s, styles from the 60s and 70s came back. midriffs were bare and body piercing came into fashion. now that we 20.(enter) the 21.(twenty one) century (or the 'naughties'), you can wear whatever you like! overall, i think nowadays new fashions 22.(replace) traditional ones, but i also think we should also try 23.(preserve) typical traditional clothing. lt's part of our culture and heritage.
It's Saturday night, and Laura 1) is going to а party with some friends. 2) Laura's mother and father 3) are watching TV when she says goodbye to them. "l'm going to Sam's party. I 4) shall not be Iate," she says. ''You can't go out 5) dressed like that!" yells Laura's dad. ''You 6) look ridiculous." Laura looks down at her carefully 7) chosen outfit. She's wearing а tight red top, а silver mini skirt and black boots with 15-centimetre heels. She 8) has coloured her hair bright red and she is wearing 9) tinted glasses. Laura 10) thinks she looks great! Fashion 11) is always a matter of dispute. Young people express 12) themselves through fashion, and extreme fashion is a way 13) to rebel.
In the 1960s young people started wearing mini skirts, bell-bottomed pants and flower patterns. Many young people 14) became hippies, and рагents panicked when their teenage sons 15) grew their hair long.
Then came the decade of glamorous fashion. Gold and silver pants and tiny tight tops 16) became very popular in the 70s. Disco-goers 17) wore high-heeled shoes and boots that were almost impossible to walk in. Punk-rock also raised 18) its ugly head during the 70s. Punks had crazy Mohawk haircuts and wоге dirty 19) clothes with holes in them. During the 90s, styles from the 60s and 70s came back. Midriffs were bare and body piercing came into fashion. Now that we 20) have entered the 21) twenty-first century (or the 'naughties'), you can wear whatever you like!
Overall, I think nowadays new fashions 22) are replacing traditional ones, but I also think we should also try 23) to preserve typical traditional clothing. lt's part of our culture and heritage.