Question

. You have received a letter from your friend in which he/she wrote that he/she had problems getting with his/her mother: My mom keeps asking what's going on at school, if I'm going to take part in a school concert, why I didn't try out for a musical group, what my friends are doing, stuff that's really my business. It's annoying and sometimes it's like she doesn't trust me. How can I get her to stop? Write him/her a reply in which you: tell him/her about your relationships with your parents; explain what may cause conflicts; give a piece of advice how to resolve conflicts; give a piece of advice how to avoid conflicts. Write a letter of at least 100 words. Do not write any dates and addresses.​

Answer 1

Dear friend,

Your latest letter contains a pressing issue for many teenagers in the world, and I fully understand this issue. Since I have been friends with you for a long time, I consider it my duty to help you solve this problem.

Indeed, every parent in the world relies on the help of their children - mostly teenagers - around the house. My opinion on this matter is completely positive, and I believe that every teenager needs to help his parents in cleaning the house, as this brings up further independence in teenagers from an early age and teaches them to be a kind person who is always ready to help his loved ones and respected.

I myself do not have any problems related to this issue in my family, because I clearly understand the benefits of helping your parents. My duties around the house are simple and straightforward: I wash dishes every two days, dust shelves every day, and mop floors three days a week. In fact, it can even be quite fun! I listen to music while performing my duties and the work becomes enjoyable. Try using the same technique I did and trust me, you'll love cleaning the house!

Sincerely, your friend (your name).