Alcohol is too cheap and easy for teenagers to obtain in the UK, leading to more underage drinking problems. While drinking in moderation at the legal age is acceptable, teenagers often drink too much too young by copying adults or trying to appear cool, which can cause health issues. To address this, alcohol sellers should increase security and parents should help teenagers focus on their future rather than drinking underage.

1. ALCOHOLIS TOO CHEAP AND IT IS TOO
EASY FOR TEENAGERS TO BUT IT
The teenagers who drink alcohol are starting to be more common in the
UK. This is because it is too cheap and easy for the teenagers to get it.
There are often discussions about it on the Internet and on TV.
I understand that if you have the necessary age and you like it, it is good if
you drink some alcohol. But year after year teenagers are starting to drink
too much alcohol, to copy the bad example of some adults or only
because they think that if you drink alcohol, you are cool. The problem
starts when they are younger than 18 and they also drink a lot of alcohol.
This causes them lots of healthy problems, problems that are bigger when
you are old.
In conclusion I think that, teenagers that are under 18 and don’t like
alcohol, they don’t need to drink it because it is bad. Alcohol sellers need
more security in the markets and parents need to help them to think
about their future.
Mario