ответить на вопросы по тексту 1) Do teenagers follow healthy lifestyle?
2) Why are sedentary activities bad for health?
3) What is the best way to spend free time for teenagers?
Lots of teenagers have posters of their sports hero on their bedroom wall. But do they follow the healthy examples set by these athletes? British parents are worried that young people are not as fit and healthy as in the past. Why is this? According to the British Heart Foundation, 13 to 15 year olds are spending too much time doing sedentary activities such as watching TV or playing computer games. A special report describes a generation of couch potatoes, young people sitting around at home, growing up in their bedrooms, travelling by car and in serious danger of heart disease as they get older. Is this their fault? Are young people lazy? Many parents don't allow their children to play outside or walk to school by themselves. "I ring my Dad on my mobile and he picks me up from the station. It's 10 minutes' walk from home but he thinks it is dangerous," says 14 year old Carrie. Some teenagers blame their over protective parents for making them unfit. It is certainly becoming more difficult to encourage young people to have an active life and protect their hearts. In recent years schools have spent less time on sports. "My Mum did lots of hockey and netball at school but we didn't have time for that this year because we had so many exams to prepare," says Ben, 16.
Hi, David.
How are you? I heard, that you have a headache. It is very bad! You didn't have to watch TV so much and play the computer! You need rest and take pills from headache.
Get well!
Your friend.
2.
Hi, Susan.
Why you didn't come to school today? Did you get sick? I think, you have an earache, because it was a string wind yesterday. Be sure to go to the doctor.
See you soon,
Your friend.
3.
Hi, George.
I heard, you have a sore throat, it is terrible! I told you not to eat ice-cream yet! Now you have to drink a lot hot tea with honey, take pills and lie in bed! I hope, you will get well soon.
Bye,
Your friend.
4.
Hi, Ron.
I wanted to visit you and brought sweets, but your mum said that you have a toothache. How did it happend? I think, you eat a lot of sweets! You need to stop it and to go to the dentist!
With best wishes,
Your friend.
Hi, Peter.
You did a good job yesterday. Probably, you feel exhausted, so you need a rest. It will be better, if you sleep a little. I will give you a day off tomorrow.
Nice day,
Your boss.
2.
Hi, David.
Today you had sore eyes, it was looked terrible. You musn't watch TV a few days and have to stop play computer games. You should rest more.
Get well,
Your friend.
3.
Hi, mum.
Yesterday night you had a high fever. I gave you a febrifuge and rubbed you with a wet rag. You must take pills and be treated while i am on a business trip.
Love you,
Your son.