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Why Susie's father was jailed for few days ?

Why was Susie's father jailed for a few days ?

Why was Susies' father jailed for a few days ?

Why Susie's father jailed for a few days ?

Why did George Trimble try prevent his 15 years old daughter Susie from seeing her boyfriend ?

Why was George Trimble trying to prevent his 15-year-old daughter Susie from going to see her boyfriend ?

Why George Trimble tried to prevent his 15-years old daughter Susie from going to see her boyfriend ?

Why did George Trimble try to prevent his 15-years old daughter Susie from going to see her boyfriend ?

to hold the daughter by the wrist

to held the daughter for the wrist

to held the daughter by the wrist

to be held by the daughter for the wrist

I think she has now dropped the assault charges against her father because she has realized that her father really loves her and tries to save his child.

I think Susie is a spoilt child and that's why she doesn't obey her parents.

In my opinion Susie's mother asked her daughter to drop the assault against her father and explained the mistakes in her behaviour.

In think Susie has fallen in love and she isn't able to grasp the reality and estimate it.

To my mind Susie is aggressive and ill-bread. She doesn't respect her parents because her parents treated her badly.

He was shocked.

His world was fallen apart.

His world fall apart.

He disappointed his daughter.

Why was a respectable business held at the police station ?

 Why a respectable business hold at the police station ?

 Why was a respectable business hold at the police station ?

Why a respectable business was held at the police station ?

Yes, he did.

No, he didn't.

Yes, he was.

No, he wasn't.

She fell in love and wasn't able to consider the situation calmly.

She didn't love her father that's why she dropped the assault charges.

Her father didn't respect her individuality and was cruel to her.

Her father resented the individuality of her father's values

it can lead to problems later on in his future if the adolescent then starts to question these values.

Most adolescents reject their parents' values in order to find their own.

The conflict between parents and their children is the essential part of growing up.

It can lead to conflicts between children and their parents.

too much interference into children's social life

too little financial support

educational and career plans, in some cases

criticism of their children's choice of friends

the absence of tolerance between children and their parents

the absence of reliability to the children

the absence of responsibility of their children for their deeds

would have broken / was not broken

would break / were not break

would have recorded / hadn't broken

will record / were broken

would meet / haven't go

would have met / didn't go

would not have met / hadn't gone

will meet / didn't go

would enjoy / didn't provided

would have enjoyed / hadn't provided

will enjoy / don't provided

would have enjoyed / didn't provided

have saved / have been able

had saved / might have been able

saved / might have been able

saved / might able

had realized / would never have dealt

had realize / wouldn't never have dealt

realized / would not ever have dealt

had realized / will never deal

They treat their parents the way they'd like to be treated themselves.

They are good friends to their brothers and sisters.

They always find time to spend with their parents, hear them out and discuss their parents' problems with their friends.

They make their parents feel out and ignored.

They don't give their children any freedom of choice

They give promises and break them

They do their best to develop their children's minds and give them a good education

They criticise their children too much and deprive them self-respect and self-confidence

They lose their temper and shout at their children

They take part in all sorts of activities and can unite their families

They make the atmosphere in the house cheerful and friendly

They teach their children to be decent to other people

They teach their children good manners

They give their children plenty of love and patience

They give their children promises and not break them

They forget to praise their children when they deserve it

Yes, it is

Yes, they do

They never do anything to intentionally harm them

Yes, they are

Children are more likely to repeat behaviour that earns praise or encouragement. This means successful parents should use praise and encouragement to change difficult behaviour and replace it with desirable behaviour.

The first step is to watch for times when your child behaves in positive ways, or makes an effort. When you see this, immediately get your child’s attention and tell your child exactly what you liked.

Rewards can make praise and encouragement work better. So when you praise or encourage your child’s behaviour and then reward it, the behaviour is more likely to happen again.

It’s best not to overuse rewards. That's why try to praise your child nonstop.

I know you’re nervous about the test, but you’ve studied hard.

Show me how well you can put your toys away.

No matter how it turns out, you’ve done your best.

You’re working so hard at your practice. I think you’ll be great in the tryouts.