This unit focuses on asking for and giving advice. It presents target language for giving advice, such as 'You should ask your teacher for help' and 'You shouldn’t waste your time on video games.' The unit includes a vocabulary list of at least six words to use in a blog post, including decision, consequence, option, evaluate, positive, negative, responsible, careless, impact, and problem. Students practice giving advice in response to five situations: a student nervous about a big test, a student worried about video games affecting schoolwork, a friend deciding whether to spend or save birthday money, a friend who leaves projects until the last minute, and a friend wanting to explore new hobbies. The final task is to write a blog post of 80-100 words about a problem the student faced, including advice, with a title, details, images, and a call to action. The unit also teaches punctuation, specifically the exclamation point, with practice adding correct punctuation to sentences.
Multiple choice questions on this lesson in English Second Foreign Language for 2nd secondary, First Term, with practice exercises for revision and exam preparation.
A friend leaves his projects until the last minute. What should you tell him?
A friend is deciding whether to spend or save his birthday money. Which sentence gives him good advice?
A student is nervous about a big test. What is the best advice for him?
Read this sentence: 'You shouldn't waste your time on video games' What punctuation mark should be added at the end of this sentence?
Your friend is deciding whether to spend or save the money he got for his birthday. Which word from the unit describes each choice he can pick?
A friend of yours leaves all his school projects until the last minute and then feels stressed. What is the best advice you can give him?
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