In pairs, choose one topic from the table in D.3. Imagine that you and your parents are expressing your views on the topic. Use your notes from the table and write the dialogue that would take place. Make it funny! Share your dialogue with the rest of the class.

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How independently are we allowed to express our opinions?

As we see ourselves

As our parents see us

Yes, we are young and we speak. However, it is considered aggressive and blunt.

We are inexperienced and act immature and are outspoken.

We perceive and learn from the world around us. The knowledge we reflect is what we incorporate form our surroundings.

We are naive and do not bother about our surroundings and learn little from what goes on around us.

The society has changed and we act accordingly. We possess insistent radical notions that are apt for the today’s environment.

Our experience will always be little as compared to our parents and other elders. So, there is no point in arguing for they have lived 25−30 years more than us.

We are the latest and the best natural resource. We have the energy but we do not waste it diligently. We are smart.

We are lazy and do not work hard enough. We look for short cut, which can never be a key to success.

We do not hang on to emotions and relations. Who has time to do so? Life is fast and the world is competent. After all, the fittest one survives.

We have little respect for the emotions and relations. We are in too much hurry to conquer the world with the little knowledge and experience we possess.

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As we see ourselves	As our parents see us
Yes, we are young and we speak. However, it is considered aggressive and blunt.	We are inexperienced and act immature and are outspoken.
We perceive and learn from the world around us. The knowledge we reflect is what we incorporate form our surroundings.	We are naive and do not bother about our surroundings and learn little from what goes on around us.
The society has changed and we act accordingly. We possess insistent radical notions that are apt for the today’s environment.	Our experience will always be little as compared to our parents and other elders. So, there is no point in arguing for they have lived 25−30 years more than us.
We are the latest and the best natural resource. We have the energy but we do not waste it diligently. We are smart.	We are lazy and do not work hard enough. We look for short cut, which can never be a key to success.
We do not hang on to emotions and relations. Who has time to do so? Life is fast and the world is competent. After all, the fittest one survives.	We have little respect for the emotions and relations. We are in too much hurry to conquer the world with the little knowledge and experience we possess.