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Young drivers - Adjectives and Adverbs

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1. I wonder alwaysam always wonderalways wonderI don't know whether young drivers are better drivers than the old ones.

2. Some people say, statistically speaking, younger drivers have usuallyusually haveI don't know higher accident rates than the older ones.

3. If old drivers were better drivers, car manufacturers would not alwayswould always notI don't know try to hire young race car drivers, would they?

4. I do not think that all young drivers are bad drivers. Some of them at least drive carefullycarefulI don't know.

5. Some people believe that no matter how carefully young people drive they usually do notdo usually notI don't know have enough experience.

6. On the contrary, older drivers get tired easilyeasyI don't know.

7. My elder brother who is alwaysalways isI don't know finding fault with his sons says that the younger the drivers, the faster they drive.

8. I have got to admit I was a fast and inexperienced driver when I was young and I still drive fastfastlyI don't know but more experienced.

9. I think those who try alwaysalways tryI don't know their best to improve their driving skills will be good drivers.

10. I always havehave alwaysI don't know tried to improve my driving skills by reading articles about driving under different conditions and by asking experienced drivers.