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    The document provides guidance on writing about a life-changing goal. It instructs the writer to state their goal, explain why it is important, describe what they will do to achieve it, and indicate when they will start. It offers language to help with the writing such as sentence starters, verbs, and adjectives. The sample response states the goal is to live and work in Canada to help parents and have a better quality of life. It explains the goal is to study English to be able to travel, and that studying English has already begun.

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    The document provides guidance on writing about a life-changing goal. It instructs the writer to state their goal, explain why it is important, describe what they will do to achieve it, and indicate when they will start. It offers language to help with the writing such as sentence starters, verbs, and adjectives. The sample response states the goal is to live and work in Canada to help parents and have a better quality of life. It explains the goal is to study English to be able to travel, and that studying English has already begun.

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    The document provides guidance on writing about a life-changing goal. It instructs the writer to state their goal, explain why it is important, describe what they will do to achieve it, and indicate when they will start. It offers language to help with the writing such as sentence starters, verbs, and adjectives. The sample response states the goal is to live and work in Canada to help parents and have a better quality of life. It explains the goal is to study English to be able to travel, and that studying English has already begun.

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    OSPG2 A1 LifeChangingGoals Yourname

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    Daniel Laguna padilla.
    The document provides guidance on writing about a life-changing goal. It instructs the writer to state their goal, explain why it is important, describe what they will do to achieve it, and indicate when they will start. It offers language to help with the writing such as sentence starters, verbs, and adjectives. The sample response states the goal is to live and work in Canada to help parents and have a better quality of life. It explains the goal is to study English to be able to travel, and that studying English has already begun.

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    Life-changing goals

    Writing task: Write about life-changing goals

    What are your goals? Write a short paragraph about one life-changing goal that Useful language
    you have, and how you are going to reach that goal. Sentence starters
    • My goal is …
    Use the Useful language to help you prepare. Write 30–50 words.
    • A life-changing goal I
    Follow this structure: have is …
    • Say what your goal is. • I have many goals, for
    • Explain why it is important to you. example, …
    • My main goal is …
    • What are you going to do to reach your goal?
    • I’m going to …
    • When are you going to start?
    Verbs
    Say what your goal is. • hope
    • want
    My goal is to live and work in Canada.
    • dream
    Explain why it is important to you. • plan
    • give
    because I can help my parents and have a better quality of life. • get
    • try
    What are you going to do to reach your goal?
    • start
    I am studying English to be able to travel.
    Adjectives
    When are you going to start? • exciting
    • different
    I've already started. I'm studying English. • great
    • difficult
    • big
    • important
    • fantastic
    • amazing

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