6. What sort of problems do lots of young people in the USA have?​

Instructor: Today you are going to learn to do turns. What do you need to do before you start moving?

Student: I need to check mirrors, fasten my seat belt, press the brake pedal, turn on engine, press the turn signal and check for any cars, pedestrians or obstacles on my way.

Instructor: Right. Now you will go straight and then turn right. But before you turn, you must ask yourself the question, 'Is it safe to carry out the manoeuvre?'

Student: What's "a manoeuvre"?

Instructor: It's any action involving a change to your speed or position. When you are sure that it's safe to proceed, give the signal and remember to do it in plenty of time. Then check all around again and turn.

Student: Ok, I got it.

Instructor: Let's go then.

I want to learn English. So I am doing this quiz. That is why I am sitting here in front of my computer. I am trying to find the correct form of the verbs. Now I am thinking about the rules,... but I don't remember them very well. However, I am having fun with this quiz. I don't know the rules very well, but now I understand them a little better. Right now I am rechecking my responses and I realize that there are probably many mistakes. I suppose I should do the quiz again after I check the scores. Although I like to use my computer I prefer to use a book.