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    Life Vision Int Plus Comm Worksheet U5

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    This document is a worksheet that provides scenarios for students to practice giving advice. It contains four scenarios of common problems teenagers may face: worrying about schoolwork and tests, a friend having little time to hang out, not finding an interesting hobby, and being distracted by phone usage. For each scenario, students are prompted to provide advice for a friend experiencing that problem if it was their own. The scenarios cover a range of social, academic, and personal issues and the worksheet aims to help students develop their communication skills in offering advice and support to peers.

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    This document is a worksheet that provides scenarios for students to practice giving advice. It contains four scenarios of common problems teenagers may face: worrying about schoolwork and tests, a friend having little time to hang out, not finding an interesting hobby, and being distracted by phone usage. For each scenario, students are prompted to provide advice for a friend experiencing that problem if it was their own. The scenarios cover a range of social, academic, and personal issues and the worksheet aims to help students develop their communication skills in offering advice and support to peers.

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    This document is a worksheet that provides scenarios for students to practice giving advice. It contains four scenarios of common problems teenagers may face: worrying about schoolwork and tests, a friend having little time to hang out, not finding an interesting hobby, and being distracted by phone usage. For each scenario, students are prompted to provide advice for a friend experiencing that problem if it was their own. The scenarios cover a range of social, academic, and personal issues and the worksheet aims to help students develop their communication skills in offering advice and support to peers.

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    Life Vision Int Plus Comm Worksheet U5

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    5  COMMUNICATION WORKSHEET Asking for and giving advice

    You worry about Your best friend keeps Everyone has an You keep checking
    schoolwork. You study saying they don’t have interesting hobby your phone all the time.
    a lot but despite that any time to see you. except you. You can’t Because of that you
    you’re still nervous when You don’t hang out find an activity that you can’t focus on anything
    you have to write a test. much these days. really love doing. else you’re doing.

    If this was my friend’s If this was my friend’s If this was my friend’s If this was my friend’s
    problem, I’d tell them: problem, I’d tell them: problem, I’d tell them: problem, I’d tell them:

    You don’t know what You want to learn You’ll start a new school Your parents don’t
    you’d like to do in the something new, but soon and you worry that understand you and
    future. You feel lost. you don’t have enough it’ll be hard to make new your problems.
    motivation to keep friends.
    doing anything.

    If this was my friend’s If this was my friend’s If this was my friend’s If this was my friend’s
    problem, I’d tell them: problem, I’d tell them: problem, I’d tell them: problem, I’d tell them:

    Your parents don’t allow You don’t get enough You’d like to study You’d like to start
    you to do things that pocket money to cover abroad but you have no earning money, but you
    your classmates can do, all your expenses. idea how to organise it. don’t know how to find
    for example to stay up your first job.
    late or go to parties.

    If this was my friend’s If this was my friend’s If this was my friend’s If this was my friend’s
    problem, I’d tell them: problem, I’d tell them: problem, I’d tell them: problem, I’d tell them:

    Life Vision Intermediate Plus  Communication worksheet 5  PHOTOCOPIABLE


      © Oxford University Press

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