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Read the interview with one English teenager Roy and match ques!,ions to the paragraphs. One question is not directly answered.
~ Do friends matter much at your age? Well, I believe I'm a normal teenager. I often have hangouts with my friends and do teenage thinks. My friends mean a lot to me and I like to socialize with them. My parents are always nagging when I do badly at school and say that I should focus more on my study. Of course I feel lack of privacy like many teenagers as my parents also want to know what I'm up to. It's impossible to keep anything in secret! But I love them and try to build up a bridge.
Who cares more about how they look: boys or girls?
Usually for guys, it's not so important, but for me my appearance does matter. After all, I expect girls to take care of how they look, and I want to look as good as they do. Girls do notice your hair, and a lot of guys don't have such great hair- styles, but it's easy for boys really — if you wear a suit, people will think you are smart and serious. And that's my usual style. Sometimes I do dress down and put on an old T-shirt and a pair of jean.". with some trainers. In the end, though, I think the most important thing is personality; when you meet girls that's what shines through. But it does help to look as good as you can.
Do you happeil to kiivw w!io of the British writers gave a brilliant portrait of teellagel'?
It was a popular British comedian Harry Enfield who perfectly captured the essence of those difficuit teenage years in his character "Kevin tlie Teenager*'. I rocked with laughter how reading on ills eve of his 13-th bll'tllclay Kevlll and his parents werc counting down the seconds: till inidnight when the birthday boy began to change before everybody' s eyes. His hair became long and greasy;
his skin broke out in spots; his clothes became scruffy and ill-fitting and he lost his ability to speak property. "I hate you. You are raining my life" — that's what he shouted. Quite a recognizable character, I should say.
What style do you prefer' ?
Let me think... in my fourth year at school, I had this top from a shop in the Kings Road in Chelsia, which was dead trendy at the time. I thought I wad really cool. I wore it with turned-up jeans and Doc Martens. Last Christmas my mum showed me the photo of me wearing the top and jeans and I was really shocked.
Would you ever let your style be influenced by anyone?
No way! I wear what I want to wear. My fashion style isn't dictated by what's on the high street, and no girl is going to tell me what to wear. Probably if I'm honest, it has more to do with what my mates are wearing. The main thing, though, is to be confident about myself. If you are not comfortable with what you are wearing, you don't feel confident, so I'd only wear what makes me feel good.
What do you parents think about the way you look? And your change? As long as my mother controls the purse she comes with me to buy clothes. But she never insists. She knows much about fashions and I guess, doesn't want me to dress in styles that are too old for them. She understands i,hat I have changed.
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