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I put up some new tiles in the kitchen. start learning
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put sth on a wall or build sth
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Bill's putting in some new lighting in the kitchen start learning
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put a piece of equipment into your home so that it is readt to use
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When are you going to fix the roof? start learning
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repair sth that is broken or not working properly
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I'm going to decorate the bathroom next. start learning
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make the inside of building more attractive by painting the walls, putting up wallpaper, etc.
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I think it's time to replace the boiler, it's over 15 years old. start learning
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get sth new to put in the place of sth that has been broken, stolen, etc.
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This skirt needs to be dry-cleaned. start learning
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clean clothes with chemicals instead of water
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My boiler is sericed every year. start learning
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examine a car, boiler, etc. and fix it if nessesary
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It's fair to say we often criticise young people. start learning
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it is rightto do or say something
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Many articles written about young people are extremely biased. start learning
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unfairly preferring one person or group of people over another
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Public transport employees often have to deal with threatening behaviour. start learning
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when you believe someone is going to harm you
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They have to deal with abusive language from young people. start learning
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using rude and offensie words
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No wonder young people feel resentful when all they get is bad press. start learning
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feel angry and upset because you tink something is unfair
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It's resonable to be suspicious when groups of young people gather together start learning
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Young people with a very disciplined home-life are less likely to get into trouble start learning
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obeying rules which control your behaviour
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Many adults are prejudiced against young people and don't give them a chance. start learning
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having un unfair and inreasonable dislike of someone or something
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Teachers are often unable to control unruly behaviour in class start learning
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The media isn't objective when it reports about the youth of today. start learning
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based on facts rather than feelings or beliefs
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