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English, 20.01.2020 22:31 robert7248

Choose a word or phrase that completes the statement using standard, conventional language.

when teenagers break rules, many parents feel it is necessary
a) squash any signs of bad attitude.
b) set new rules with stronger punishments.
c) tell the kids they better straighten up.
d) lay down the law to avoid more misbehavior.

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