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In my country, young people enjoy many different forms of entertainment. Here�s a list (� �� . �� ):

1) Watching movies and TV series online (�� )

2) Playing video games on computers or phones (�� )

3) Listening to music and going to concerts (�� )

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10) Traveling and exploring new places with friends or family (�� )

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� watching TV (�� )

� surfing the Internet(�� )

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� going out with friends(�� )

� playing a musical instrument(�� )

� listening to favourite music(�� )

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� writing in their diary(�� )

� walking in the park(�� )

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� going shopping(�� )

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In my country, young people like watching television, going to the cinema, and playing video games.

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6 a What forms of entertainment do young people in your country like? Make a list.

In the UK, teenagers watch 2 to 3 hours of TV per day, video games are played by a third of 13-year-olds every day and 75% of 5 to 16-year-olds have their cwn TV. What about teenagers in your country? Are they turning into anti-social, square-eyed couch potatoes? What other forms of entertainment do they enjoy? Let's see what sane teens from around the world had to say!

"I think it's totally unfair to label today's teenagers as 'the square-eyed generation'. Sure, I like to unwind on a Friday night with a good DVD, but one of my favourite things to do is go dancing at the famous London club 'Ministry of Sound.'You just can't beat the atmosphere when the music's blaring and everybody's dancing!" Suzy, 18, UK

"To be honest, a lot of Mexican teenagers do spend too much time watching TV. Teenage soap operas or 'telenovelas' like 'Rebelde' have become really popular in recent years. The theme tunes in particular are usually really catchy! Members of the cast from these soaps sometimes even go on to record albums and become music stars!"

Maria, 15, Mexico

"I have my own TV in my room, but my favourite thing to do is to go out to 'karaoke' with my friends. Most Japanese teenagers love karaoke. We rent a special room where we can sing along to all the latest music. It's such a good laugh!"

Yoko, 17, Japan

"Indian TV is OK, but I can take it or leave it. I prefer to go to the cinema to see 'Bollywood'' movies made by Indian directors. Bollywood movies are more like musicals really, with lots of singing, dancing and quite predictable storylines about things like love and family relationships. The Indian film industry now makes twice as many films as Hollywood you know!"

Sanjit, 16, India

"I have to admit that I'm a bit of a video game addict. The graphics are incredible these days! I also like going to malls with my friends. I think it's the best place to see and be seen, not just a place to spend money as many say.

Anya 18, Russia

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