Angela: Organise the summary Read the story again and put these sentences in the right order. Give them the numbers 1–10. The manager of the jewellery shop asks Gracey to move on. The two girls get to the spot where they want to meet their friends, but they are not there. Angela starts crying. Angela speaks to the manager at the door. 1✔ Angela and Gracey walk through their local mall together. Gracey criticises Angela and her parents. Gracey becomes angry with Angela. A crowd gathers around them. Gracey furiously walks away through the crowd. Angela goes to collect her mother’s watch from a jewellery shop. Gracey’s story Gracey tells a friend about her argument with Angela. Write down Gracey’s possible answers to her friend’s questions. 1. “The argument wouldn’t have happened if you hadn’t followed Angela. Why did you do it?” 2. “What was so terrible about Angela’s words? You were with her, weren’t you? And you have been friends for so long?” 3. “What don’t you like about the way Angela and her parents treat you?” 4. “How would you like Angela to behave towards you?” 5. “Will you and Angela be able to be friends again?” 6. “What would you do if we ran into Angela now?” Your turn: How to get on with friends a) Continue the following letter to an agony aunt. Start like this and consider the following aspects: • money • going out with friends • clothes • discrimination/bullying b) When you have finished, swap your letter with another student and write an answer. Make at least two suggestions how the problems could be solved. 4 Tip You may not find exactly the same words in the text, so concentrate on the meaning rather than individual words. T 5 6 Dear Priscilla, I’m writing to you because I have a lot of problems with my best friend. It’s all about … 119 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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