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Unit 2: TEENAGE CULTURE WHAT IS A MAGAZINE? WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT MAGAZINES?

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Unit 2: TEENAGE CULTURE

⁞WHAT IS A MAGAZINE?

⁞WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT MAGAZINES?

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LOOK AND SAY⁞ WHAT ARE THESE MAGAZINES ABOUT?

A)SPORTS

B)HEALTH

C)FASHION

D)PC GAMES

E)FILMS

F) MUSIC

G)TOURISM

H)CHARITY

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⁞ DO YOU READ MAGAZINES?

⁞ WHAT KIND OF MAGAZINE DO YOU READ?

LISTEN TO JULIA THOMSON, JUNIOR EDITOR

OF TEENS MAGAZINES

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• INTERVIEWER: JULIA, WHAT’S YOUR MAGAZINE ABOUT?• Julia: Well, our magazine is a teenage magazine, so the kind of stuff it has,

hmm…, a very common problem is conflict with parents. It can be over all kinds of things. But usually it involves the teenager wanting to do something and the parents not wanting him or her to do it. Sometimes it can be friends, the block you go out with, or sometimes appearance , hmm…, you know, cool clothes the teenager wants to wear and the parents are against. I had one reader who felt she has terrible problems at home because she wanted to have ears pierced and her mother refused.

It’s amazing the number of problems related to communication. People are leaving together at home, but never discuss anything.

• INTERVIEWER: ARE THOSE ALL THE PROBLEMS?• Julia: Nope! Another issue is money. We never seem to have enough bucks to

buy clothes or CD’s. And then the really big area is relationships, not with parents, but between blokes and girls.

You know, “my girlfriend left me… my boyfriend left me… I’m really depressed” that kinds of thing. Hmm…, Sometimes someone goes out on a date has a really nice evening and then the next day gets ignored completely by the person they dated!

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Exercise 2(page 23)Answers:Teenage problems

Conflict with parents

Communication problems

Boyfriends and girlfriends

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POSSIBLE CONFLICTS BETWEEN TEENAGERS AND PARENTS:

• Teenagers want to do something and their parents are not agree on it.

• Parents don’t accept their friends or people they go out with (relationships)

• Parents don’t like the clothes they wear.

OTHER PROBLEMS:•Relationships between blokes and girls.•Money (it’s never enough)

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These are the some of the sections in Julia’s magazine. WHAT ARE THEY ABOUT?

Match the sentences below with the corresponding magazine sections

• LOOK COOL

• EXTREME SOUNDS )))

• DATING ///

• FUTURE at HAND

• On the Go!

a) Interesting places to go to in your freetime.

b) Description of the latest trends in clothes.

c) Information on the latest releases of famous bands and singer.

d) Information about courses, colleges, universities degrees. etc.

e) E- mail addresses of people who want to get in touch with other people.

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Do you remember what does “SLANG” mean?

It is the use of informal words to express feelings like “cachay”, “del

corte”, “filete”, etc. (cool)

It is use in different countries around the world but in English is

called SLANG

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Let’s know slang words• Infer the meaning of the next slang words and match

their synonyms:

Example: COOL = EXCELLENT

BLOKE DOLLARS

NOPE THINGS

BUCKS YOUNG MAN

STUFF NO

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