NAMES If, like me, you are called John Smith and you live in England, you have the same name 0)asthousands of other people. When I was a child, I thought that (1)in the world had a different name and I had a name of my (2), but as (3)as I went to school I realised that I was wrong because I found (4)were two other boys with my name. In fact, one of them became a close friend of (5) When I meet someone for (6)first time, they often think that they have met me before somewhere, but then they realise that in fact they are thinking of somebody (7)- another John Smith. If I say my name in a hotel or a bank, the receptionist often looks at me suspiciously as (8)is a name which people use (9)they have to invent one quickly. Having met people (10)all kinds of names, I have decided it is better to have a common name rather (11)a very unusual one. (12)parent chooses a name they like but when I recently met two people called Honey Moon and Holly Bush I wondered (13)their parents were thinking of. (14)of them appeared to mind having unusual names although they (15)agreed that people sometimes did not take them seriously.

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все эти правила должны осмысляться и. пониматься, например past perfect continious

1. young people tend to unite in groups or organisations because they enjoy being together.  2. wearing the same clothes or uniforms, listening to the same music and sharing the same ideas makes membership of such youth organisations or cultures more attractive, gives young people a sense of belonging. 3. young people are very impressionable and it is not so difficult for adults to use their enthusiasm to their own ends. history knows a lot of such examples.  4. young people should be very careful about their choice of organisations as it is a great responsibility.  5. political organisations for young people should not exist at all because children are not experienced enough to foresee the results of their activities.  6. there are very few youth organisations in ukraine at the moment and they are mostly adult-led political organisations.  7. youth cultures or cults usually annoy adults and they have a good reason for that.  8. some youth cultures can be dangerous for their participants.  b) give your point of view on youth organisations, movements or cults.