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Compare your answers with a partner.AFTER THE INTERVIEWS Following is a paraphrase of the interviews with David and Amy. Fill in the blanks using your own words. In some cases, you will need to write more than one word.
David says that the ______________________ and the ______________________ exacerbate the problem of juvenile crime. He believes that kids are essentially ______________________. He thinks they need more ______________________ systems and after-school activities. He also thinks they need good role models. However, he believes that if someone does commit a crime, the punishment should be ______________________, but ______________________. Amy says that to deter people from committing crime, you have to talk about social factors such as whether there are enough ______________________ for everyone and enough social support systems. But if convicted criminals are sent to jail, we need programs to ______________________ them, such as drug treatment programs and ______________________ programs. Unfortunately, many of the programs that she thinks are needed have been ______________________. Amy believes that one reason there are so many recidivists is because criminals have a bad experience in jail. When prisoners are released, Amy thinks they need ______________________ to help them go back into society.
Compare your answers with a partner. Remember that your answers will probably not be exactly the same. Speaking 1 Supporting your opinion
In the interviews, both David and Amy support their viewpoints. Look at the summaries of their arguments below. For each summary, underline the main idea, circle each piece of supporting information, and highlight linking words.
Read the statements below. Then choose one with which you either agree or disagree. Support your ideas with explanations and examples.
Explain your opinion to a small group, using transitional phrases to link your supporting information. Be prepared to answer questions about what you have said. Date: 2015-12-11; view: 1242
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