1. Youth unemployment young unemployment( Youth unemployment, young unemployment ) is very high. There are no jobs available right now.
2. Richard is such a mommy's boy family boy( mommy's boy, family boy ). He can't imagine living by himself.
3. Many people can't go shopping because of the financial crisis unemployment crisis( financial crisis, unemployment crisis ).
4. Kate loves her parents so much. She doesn't want to leave the family nest youth nest( family nest, youth nest ) .
5. A lot of young adults adult boys( young adults, adult boys ) want to have their own home and live independently.

1. In 2009, the government secretary has decided was deciding( has decided, was deciding ) to resign.
2. Joe is almost 30 years old, but he still hasn't left didn't leave( hasn't left, didn't leave ) home.
3. Alison goes went( goes, went ) to work by bus every day. It's the most convenient form of transportation for her.
4. What are you doing do you do( are you doing, do you do ) right now?
5. What did you have were you having( did you have, were you having ) for lunch yesterday?
6. I usually travel usually traveled( usually travel, usually traveled ) by car, but this week I traveled was traveling( traveled, was traveling ) by bike.
7. At 6:00 a.m. this morning, I was sleeping slept( was sleeping, slept ). I normally get up normally got up( normally get up, normally got up ) at 10:00 a.m.
8. I have received am receiving( have received, am receiving ) a lot of email messages recently.
9. Right now, it is raining rains( is raining, rains ). It doesn't usually rain isn't usually raining( doesn't usually rain, isn't usually raining ) at this time of year.
10. The government has decided is deciding( has decided, is deciding ) to raise taxes. Nobody's happy.