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    WRITING Gardening

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    This document contains instructions and prompts for filling out forms and responding to scenarios as part of a gardening club. It includes sections to provide personal details, respond to why one is interested in gardening and meeting availability, describe one's garden and chat with other members, and respond to an email about a speaker cancellation with preferences and feedback. The overall task involves engaging as a member of a gardening club through written responses.

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    WRITING Gardening

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    This document contains instructions and prompts for filling out forms and responding to scenarios as part of a gardening club. It includes sections to provide personal details, respond to why one is interested in gardening and meeting availability, describe one's garden and chat with other members, and respond to an email about a speaker cancellation with preferences and feedback. The overall task involves engaging as a member of a gardening club through written responses.

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    WRITING Gardening

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    Laura Bernabé
    This document contains instructions and prompts for filling out forms and responding to scenarios as part of a gardening club. It includes sections to provide personal details, respond to why one is interested in gardening and meeting availability, describe one's garden and chat with other members, and respond to an email about a speaker cancellation with preferences and feedback. The overall task involves engaging as a member of a gardening club through written responses.

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    WRITING – GARDENING CLUB

    PART 1

    FULL NAME
    DATE OF BIRTH
    CITY/TOWN/VILLAGE
    FIRST LANGUAGE
    INTERESTS (1)
    (2)
    (3)
    FAVOURITE THINGS (1)
    TO GROW (2)
    (3)

    PART 2

    You are a new member of a gardening club. Fill in the form. Write in
    sentences.
    Use 20-30 words. You have 7 minutes.

    GARDENING CLUB
    Please tell us why you are interested in gardening and about what
    days and time you can come for meetings.
    PART 3

    You are a member of a gardening club. You are talking to some other
    members in the gardening club chat room. Talk to them using sentences.

    Use 30-40 words per answer. You have ten minutes.

    GARDENING CLUB CHAT


    SAM: Hi! Welcome to the Club. Can you tell me something about
    your garden?

    MARCOS: Welcome! Is gardening very popular in your country?

    MARY: What is your favourite season, and why do you like it?

    PART 4
    You are a member of a gardening club. You received this e-mail from the
    club.

    Dear Member,
    We are writing to tell you that the famous gardener Craig Allison will
    unfortunately not be able to attend our next club meeting due to
    personal reasons. He has requested rescheduled the talk for next
    months in either December or January. Please contact the club
    secretary if you have a preference for one of the two months.

    Write an e-mail to your friend. Write about your feelings and what you
    think the club should do about the situation.
    Write about 50 words. You have 10 minutes.

    Write an e-mail to the president of the club. Write your feelings and
    what you think the club should do about the situation.
    Write 120-150 words. You have 20 minutes.

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