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DOES DIVORCE HURT KIDS? Not so very much, says the latest major study. But it contradicts the one before it, so who's right? Here's an old bit from a stand-up comic's act: "Some say the glass is half empty. Some say it is half full. I say it's twice as big as it needs to be." This is a story of glasses, not nearly empty, not quite full. Except that the glasses are the children of divorce--a million new ones each year in the U.S.--and what's being measured is their misery. For decades, since a pioneering study by J udith S. Wallerstein in 1971, sociologists and family-health specialists have posited that the wrenching act of divorce and its aftermath leave scars that can linger--in the afflicted children, throughout adolescence and into adulthood. This theory, buttressed by Wallerstein's 2000 best seller, The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce: A 25 Year Landmark Study, helped explain so many ills--depression, juvenile delinquency, poor grades--even a

(Traté de subirlo como PDF, pero la página no me lo permita) I. Marca los verbos que encuentres en tiempo presente simple y escribe entre paréntesis su significado de acuerdo al contexto. Marca los adverbios de frecuencia. She ’s (es) Always a Woman She can kill (puede matar) with a smile, she can (puede) wound with her eyes She can ruin (puede arruinar)   your faith with her casual lies And she only reveals what [1] she wants (quiere) you to see (lo que ella quiere que veas) [2] She hides     like (se esconde como ) a child, but she's always a woman to me She can lead (puede dirigirte) you to love, she can take (puede tomarte) you or leave (dejarte) you She can ask (Puede preguntarte) for the truth, but she'll never believe (te creerá) And she'll take (tomará) what you give her as long as it's free Yeah, She steals like (roba como ) a thief, but she's always a woman to me CHORUS Ohhh... she takes care (cuid