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6- a) F: ...now we do more kickbacks [...] “We hang out, we listen to music, make our
own food, and play games,” she says. “We’ll probably organise it a couple of days
before.”

b) T: "We’re more inclusive,” says Babalola. “You can do what you want as long as
you don’t harm anyone and stay safe. It’s about freedom.”

c) T: “We’re quite different [from your generation] because there’s more stuff to do
at each other’s houses and we have more technology – like, we have video games."

d) F: “Well, I don’t know anyone who wants to get married as a life goal. Why
would you spend the whole of your life with one person?”

7- a) Which aspects are compared between Generation Z and millennials?

R=Both generations are surrounded by technology and are confident.

b) How does Clara Finnigan feel about her future career? Why?

R= "The whole anxiety of not having sta- bility in your future is something that is
definitely very present. I won't probably ever own my own house, unless I get really
lucky."

c) Who is Lewis Allely comparing when he says “We’re quite different?

R= Generations that did not have access to technology.

8-A- less people own their houses, yes, I do agree with them, nowadays it's really hard
to own a house, because the houses are more expensive than expected.

B- yes, I agree, you just have to study hard to be able to get a good job, nowadays you
can have any kind of job.

C-not because the internet can jeopardize our performance in studies so much so
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1. "We listen to music." - Habit (Hábito)
2. "I don't go out clubbing." - Habit (Hábito)
3. "You have an audience." - Fact (Fato)
4. "We're more inclusive." - Opinion (Opinião)
5. "I enjoy it." - Opinion (Opinião)
6. "It's boring." - Opinion (Opinião)
7. "It makes sense." - Opinion (Opinião)
8. "I'm not surprised." - Opinion (Opinião)

B) I am not = i’m not

is =’s
are=’re

Make / don’t make

makes

C) AM /IS/ ARE