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5. What kind of beak do they have?

6. What kind of wings do they have?

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terviewed in a recent US survey. As well as having clear ideas about their ideal room, many of them would be ready to do some work to get it. Teenagers have ideas of their own and they like to see them become reality when it comes to their style and personality. Four out of ten teenagers say they or their parents have recently changed the look of the teenager is room. Changing their bedroom was more important for girls, 53 per cent of those interviewed had had a new look for their room or want to do so soon. For boys, it was less important, only 32 per cent were so interested in a restyled room. Once they had decided to change their rooms, nearly four out of ten teenagers wanted to help with the changes- painting the walls or choosing some furniture. More girls than boys were ready to get down to work- 40 per cent of girls compared to 34 per cent of boys. It was also a chance for teenagers and parents to work on a project together. Colour was a favorite way of changing a room. Forty-six per cent of the teenage decorators prefer painting the walls because it is quick and can change the feeling of the room completely. The girls prefer bright colours for a trendy look, while boys tend to choose something more neutral. They also like stripes and themes linked to their favourite sports.

this experience? Apparently over 70%. It’s called déjà vu and according to the experts it’s not something new but has been happening to people for hundreds of years!So, what explanations are there for this strange feeling that is both confusing and uncomfortable? Some scientists think it is related to dreams and memory. It appears that although the majority of us cannot recall our dreams, we actually store the memory of dreams inour long term memory. This deep memory can comeback sometimes when we are in a similar situation andmakes us think that we have done this before.However , as usual, not all experts agree. Those who believe in reincarnation – the idea that we have all lived before – say that these feelings are fragments of memories from previous lives. But, whatever the reasonfor déjà vu, one thing it does show is how complicatedand amazing our brains are and that we are a long way from understanding completely how the brain, and inparticular, how our memories work.

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Ann: Mr Wooding would like to invite some students and teachers of yours to come to London.
Ann: Good morning, Mr Golovin, this is Ann Jones speaking! I'm the secretary of Mr Wooding, the Head Teacher of East Square London School.
Ann: I have some news for you, Mr Golovin.
Mr Golovin: News? What kind of news?
Ann: Goodbye, Mr Golovin.
Mr Golovin: Fine! How many of our students can come to London?
Mr Golovin: Oh, how nice! What good news. when does he wanty us to visit?
Ann: In March, during your school holidays.
Ann: We'll send you an invitation letter with those details.
Mr Golovin: Oh, hello!
Mr Golovin: Thank you. Goodbye.
Mr Golovin: That's great!

what it-is going to produce , how many local workers it is going to hire and how much it will pay the workers.This plan must also fit into the goverment economic master plan.If the country changes its master plan, the foreign firm must change its plans, too.