Steve's problem Steve and his friend played a computer game on his father's computer, though his father warned him not to do so. Steve's father was really angry. Steve's friend cut some documents by mistake from Steve's father's computer. His father was very angry. Steve did not know how to repair it. Steve and his friend played a computer game on his father's computer. Some important documents were missing. His father was angry. Steve was worried about what to do. Complete the advice to Steve. Steve should never ____________________________ when his father told him not to do so. Steve should tell his father the truth to show _______________________________. Steve should __________________________ to his father and pay ____________________________. Steve should give up his ____________________________ so that his father will realise that ____________________________. Complete the passage with the words in the box. bill honest least reason repair truth If Steve tells his father the (1) ____________________, at (2) ___________________ he will show that he is (3) _____________________. If Steve wants to get his father's documents back, he will have to ask a computer (4) _____________________ shop for help. Steve should use his pocket money to pay the (5) _____________________. The (6) ____________________ for this is that it will show he is sorry. Writing Look at the letter by Steve in Activity 2. Find: sentences that say what Steve did and when sentences that say what happened next sentences that say what the problem is Steve's questions Think of a problem. Write a short letter to Diana about the problem. Use the steps in Activity 5 to help you. Work in pairs. Read each other's problem letter. Suppose you are Diana and write a reply. Give your advice. In English, some structures look similar, such as the "if" structure in this module and that in Module 5. Comparing similar structures and making notes can help you learn the structures better.