28-1 Lesson 8-19-1

Every child has obeyed their parents in one way or another. P

Most parents choose the best things for their kids. P

That is why parents try to protect their children from hearing disturbing stories. P

Yet parents forget that their children know more than they think. P

Parents need to learn to consider their children as equals. P

You should regard others with respect and sincerity. P

Thus, parents should treat their children with respect if they want their children to respect them. P

28-2 Lesson 8-19-2

It is normal for children to follow their parent's advice. P

Parents want only the best for their children. P

Parents sometimes go overboard in preserving their children's innocence. P

What parents don't know is how much their children are still exposed to despite their best efforts to shield them. P

Parents need to treat their children like young adults. P

Before you act, you should think about how you would like to be treated by others. P

That is why parents should show children respect if they want that respect in return. P

28-3 Lesson 8-19-3

It is natural for children to listen to their parents. P

Parents always want the best for their children. P

Therefore, parents seem to be overprotective. P

However, parents don't realize how their seemingly innocent children know more about this world than they expect. P

Parents should remember not to treat their children like helpless babies. P

You should treat others the way you want to be treated. P

With this in mind, a parent should treat their children with respect if they want to receive that respect in return. P

28-4 Lesson 8-20-1

Americans leave tips for waiters, taxi drivers, and pizza deliverers. P

The reason why workers in these jobs receive tips is because they only get minimum wage. P

It is important to leave the right amount of tip. P

At restaurants, fifteen percent of your bill is expected. P

Bellboys should get at least one to two dollars for each bag. P

Salon workers usually get three to four dollars per person. P

Pizza delivery boys usually receive about one to two dollars per pizza. P

The most important principle in tipping is that the tip amount must be reflective of the quality of service provided. P

28-5 Lesson 8-20-2

Americans give tips to workers who have jobs in restaurants, hotels, and beauty salons. P

This is because these workers are usually paid minimum wage. P

One must always remember to leave tips when it's necessary. P

There is no set formula for tipping, but at a restaurant you should tip 15% of your total. P

Bellboys in hotels should receive about a dollar or two per suitcase. P

Nail artists should receive three or four dollars in tip. P

Pizza deliverers get tipped depending on the distance between the pizza place and the house. P

Above all, the amount of tip should reflect the degree of service that is given. P

28-6 Lesson 8-20-3

People in America usually leave tips in places like restaurants, hotels, and beauty salons. P

This is because people who have these kind of jobs usually get minimum wage. P

One should always be aware of the tipping system. P

Although there is no set scale for tipping, you should tip about 15% of your bill in restaurants. P

Hotel bellboys usually get one to two dollars per bag. P

Manicurists should get about three to four dollars in tips. P

Pizza delivery boys get about one to two dollars. P

However, the most important thing to keep in mind is that you should tip according to the service received. P

28-7 Lesson 8-21-1

Parents expectations are sometimes so high that children don't get to fulfill their childhood dreams. P

Parents will even go through terrible financial hardships to send their kids to the best schools in the country. P

Often times these children are isolated from the social world of their peers. P

Parents do not realize the harm that this kind of treatment is causing their children. P

Education may be important, but not as important as enjoying life. P

If parents want what is best for their children, they should learn to be more flexible. P

28-8 Lesson 8-21-2

Gifted children tend to skip their childhood because their parents demand too much from them. P

Parents will do anything they can to give their children the highest education. P

These children are required to lock themselves in their rooms all day and study. P

Parents do not understand that this is not the best way to raise a child. P

Although education is important, children should have the freedom to run around and play. P

In order for children to make the best of their childhood, parents should let kids be free to explore and discover the world as children. P

28-9 Lesson 8-21-3

Most gifted children lose their childhood because their parents push them too hard. P

Some parents will stop at nothing to give their children the best education. P

These children are forced to study all day long. P

This is not the best way to rear a child. P

Nothing is more important in life than enjoying every moment to the fullest extent possible. P

In order to bring out the best in children, parents should learn to be flexible and forgiving. P

28-10 Lesson 8-22-1

Kelly spent the whole day cleaning up the house. P

First, she brushed off the layer of dust covering the bookshelves. P

Then, she did the laundry. P

After having a quick bite to eat, Kelly started vacuuming the house. P

Then she wiped all the windows so that no greasy finger marks were left. P

It took her seven hours to clean the entire house. P

28-11 Lesson 8-22-2

Kelly took a day off so that she could clean up the mess. P

She started out by dusting the bookshelves. P

Afterwards, she did nine loads of laundry. P

After eating lunch, Kelly vacuumed every nook and cranny in the house. P

After that, she cleaned all the windows until they squeaked. P

Kelly took seven hours to dust, vacuum, and clean the entire house. P

28-12 Lesson 8-22-3

Kelly decided to take a day off of work to clean the house. P

The first thing she did when she woke up was dust the bookshelves. P

Next, she took her clothes to the dry cleaners. P

After lunch, Kelly vacuumed the entire house. P

Then she used Windex to clean all the windows. P

It took her a total of seven hours to clean the house. P

28-13 Lesson 8-23-1

How would you feel if your parents, siblings and all the people dear to you suddenly disappeared in the sea? P

How would you feel if your school were no longer the one you attended every day, but was reduced to a pile of broken bricks? P

Can you imagine facing such dramatic change in one morning? P

Well, that's what happened to the children of this area. P

Right now, these children need food, a place to sleep, and the attention of people who care. P

Now is the time to work together and help them lift their broken spirits. P

Let's provide them some support. P

28-14 Lesson 8-23-2

How would you feel if your parents, your brothers, sisters and all the people that you love so much died in a natural disaster? P

How would you feel if there was no longer a classroom that you studied in every day with your classmates? P

Do you think you would be able to make sense of the disaster in only one day? P

These poor children are waiting for your help. P

These children need food, a place to sleep, and the attention of people who care. P

They don't need expensive things, but they do need your attention and love. Let's help them. P

28-15 Lesson 8-23-3

How would you feel if your parents, your siblings and all the people precious to you suddenly disappeared in the wild sea? P

How would you feel if your school were no longer the one you attended every day, but was just a pile of broken bricks? And all this changed in one morning? P

Well, that's what happened to the children of this area. P

Right now, these children need food, a place to sleep, and the attention of people who care. P

Now is the time to work together and help them lift up their spirit. Let's provide support for them. P

28-16 Lesson 8-24-1

How can I make a good cup of tea? P

Since tea does not taste very good when it is made in metal teapots, it is important to use a ceramic teapot. P

And next? P

You need to rinse the teapot with hot water in order to get rid of the chemicals. P

Then pour hot water in it? P

Precisely, but remember to first add two teaspoons of tea in the teapot. P

Then I can drink it? P

Not yet. You need to let the tea cool down for a few minutes. Otherwise, you will burn your tongue. P

28-17 Lesson 8-24-2

Would you be kind as to teach me how to make a good pot of tea? P

First, you need a well made porcelain teapot. P

And then? P

Rinse out the pot with boiling water to get rid of chemicals and unnatural substances. P

And then do you need to pour hot water in the pot? P

That's right, but you need to first put three teaspoons of tea into the pot. P

Can I drink it right after? P

No. You will burn your tongue if you drink it that fast. Let the hot water cool a bit before drinking it. P

28-18 Lesson 8-24-3

Can you teach me the art of making an herb drink? P

First of all, you need a good teapot. Tea tastes vary depending on what kind of teapot you're using. P

Then? P

Rinse the teapot with hot water. P

Then add hot water in the teapot? P

Correct, but not before you add one teaspoons of leaves into the teapot. P

Can I drink it right away? P

No. You need to let it cool for a few minutes. P

28-19 Lesson 8-25-1

I don't know how to make chocolate chip cookies. Can you help me? P

Why do you have to know how to make cookies? P

My friends and I are having a tea party over at Mary's house and we all have to bring a dish. P

I thought you already knew how to make chocolate chip cookies. P

My memory is a little hazy right now, so I need some help. P

I'll help you make them. Mix the salt, sugar, flour, milk, butter, eggs, and baking soda. P

Then add the chocolate chips and mix gently. Drop a tablespoon of the mixture on the baking sheets and put them in the oven. P

It will be ready in about ten minutes. P

Wow! I think my friends will love this. Thank you! P

28-20 Lesson 8-25-2

How do you make Crispy cream cookies? P

Why do you ask? P

Susan invited me over for tea and I volunteered to bring cookies. P

That's nice, but don't you know how to make cookies? P

I almost forgot and I want to make them extra tasty so I'm asking you. P

All right, I will help you. First mix the flour, salt, sugar, milk, eggs, butter, baking soda and chips in a bowl. P

Drop them in a rounded tablespoon on the ungreased cookie sheets. P

Put them in the oven and let them stay there about fourteen minutes. P

This is delicious! You're the best! P

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