2 Read the essay again. Answer the questions. 1 How does the writer get the reader's attention in
the introduction?
2 How many arguments in favour of mobile phones
are there?
3 How many arguments against mobile phones are there?
4 What is his/her opinion of mobile phones for teenagers?

The (good) thing I’ve ever bought is my camera.
The best (good) thing I’ve ever bought is my camera.
1. Look! This isthe most(amazing) computer bracelet I’ve ever seen.
2. That formal suite makes her look much (older).
3. I think this isthe worst) result, I really do.
4. Consumers were interested in a bit(cheaper) products.
5. This site ismore(expensive) than a lot of other sites.
6. Economist is___the most(popular) profession with young people.
7. My secretary understands English(better) than me.
8. My Prada bag is really amost(luxurious) buying.
9. Our new product - a CD tower system is much___more(attractive) than the previous one.
10. I’ve received (the longest) fax I’ve ever had in my life.

1. We'll place an order so long as you give us a discount. (condition)  

We'll place an order (under the condition that) you give us a discount.  

2. I'll buy that jacket if they have it in my size. (long)  

I'll buy that jacket (as long as) it in my size.  

3. You can't use a personal stereo on a plane. (allowed)  

You (are not allowed) a personal stereo on a plane.  

4. He had to give the money back. (obliged)  

He (was obliged) the money back.  

5. They made me admit that I was wrong. (forced)  

I (was forced to admit) that I was wrong.