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Hi everyone. My sister wants to get a part-time job to save some money, but she has to
wait until next year. In the UK the law says that teens can have a part-time job when
they're 13. Then, we can work for two hours a day on school days, five hours on
Saturdays and two on Sundays. We can also work more hours during the school
holidays. What about you? Tell me when you can start work in your country.
Posted by: Daisy G. 07/3.16.21
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Hello Daisy! My name is Marat and I'm from Kazakhstan. Here, we have to be 14 before
we can have a part-time job. At that age, we can only work for five hours a day and do
light work. We also have to get permission from our parents before we can start a job.
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1.each ureter (not kidney) is a small tube thar carries urine (not blood) from the renal pelvis to the urinary bladder  

2.urea is a colourless (not white) water-soluble compound produced by protein (not fat) metabolism and excreted in urine (not in sweat).  

3.the auxiliary function of the urinary system is to rid the body of unnecessary (not necessary) products that accumulate as a result of cellular metabolism.  

4. The final passageway for the flow of fluid is a thin-walled tube (not glomerulus) called the urethra.  

5. The kidneys (not the lungs) are the organs that filter the blood and excrete (not absorb) the wastes.

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