Total: 50 Points 19. My position about weddings

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Task 1. 19.

Task 2. 4.

Task 1. Write ten sentences on the topic: (5 points for each grammatically and logically correct sentence).Total: 50 Points

19. My position about weddings
So, speaking about weddings, I would like to mention first that I don't understand people, who are getting married at the age of 17-20, it's hideous. Cause they don't realize that they'll break their lives by divesting themselves of the greatest years. Cause at that age they all are still children and children can only play representing a family but it's wrong to transform such a game into a reality, cause they are to young to do it. The same I can tell about weddings the reasons of which is pregnancy, such wedlocks exist for a short time as usual. As for me I decided that it would be better to get married when I'll be 25-27 years old. And only misunderstanding, cruel and unfair control can change my decision, so I can make up my mind and displace that age limit a little below.

Getting older you look for real, true love. And so you marry and take on the responsibilities of married life. In this new life you learn to take care of your partner, and you expect to have a family and bring up your children in the way you know to be right.

If the decision to get married does not result from an unpleasant domestic situation you have a great chance to succeed in marriage.
Task 2.Write the correct answer to the following question on specialty (with four sentences). (grammar competence-5 points, vocabulary -5 points, topic-related answer-10 points ). Total: 20 Points
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