*Activity 2:Put the steps of an online posting into the paragraph:
a. The writer’s opinion/feelings about the incident
b. The writer’s wish for things to be different
c. The writer’s name
d. The writer’s mood
e. Description of the incident
f. Date and time
g. Title of the posting
(1)Re: My parents are too strict.
(2)By: Maria>> Tuesday, May 23rd, 2016 at 2:38 P. M. (3)
(4)Current mood: I'm so sad!
(5)My parents set a time for me to come home in the evenings. They expect me to be at
home at 9 o'clock. I have asked them to give me a later curfew as I want to spend more time
with my friends but they don't agree.
Last night, I attended a wonderful birthday party at my friend's house. The party was so great
that I forgot the curfews. My parents were very upset and they kept calling me. I asked them
to allow me to stay there a little bit later. However, they said that if I didn't come back home
right away, they would go to my friend's house and pick me up.
(6)I was really embarrassed when I had to say goodbye to my friends but I had no
choice. My parents were being unreasonable. It was a birthday party and they could be
flexible to let me come back home later than the curfew time they set.
(7)I wish that my parents would allow me to stay out until 10 o'clock in the evenings.
How can I make my parents change their mind?
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