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    The document describes both good and bad points of a volunteer program for teenagers. The good points include opportunities to learn new skills like scuba diving and tree planting, contribute to environmental conservation, experience the local culture through sightseeing trips, and make international friends. However, the bad points note potential limitations like insufficient time to fully develop skills, communication barriers, a rigid schedule that allows little flexibility or personal exploration, and health and safety concerns with some activities. Cost implications and accommodations that may not meet all expectations are also raised as disadvantages.

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    Inglese 27-10

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    The document describes both good and bad points of a volunteer program for teenagers. The good points include opportunities to learn new skills like scuba diving and tree planting, contribute to environmental conservation, experience the local culture through sightseeing trips, and make international friends. However, the bad points note potential limitations like insufficient time to fully develop skills, communication barriers, a rigid schedule that allows little flexibility or personal exploration, and health and safety concerns with some activities. Cost implications and accommodations that may not meet all expectations are also raised as disadvantages.

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    Compiti inglese dal coursebook igcse terzo superiore

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    The document describes both good and bad points of a volunteer program for teenagers. The good points include opportunities to learn new skills like scuba diving and tree planting, contribute to environmental conservation, experience the local culture through sightseeing trips, and make international friends. However, the bad points note potential limitations like insufficient time to fully develop skills, communication barriers, a rigid schedule that allows little flexibility or personal exploration, and health and safety concerns with some activities. Cost implications and accommodations that may not meet all expectations are also raised as disadvantages.

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    Inglese 27-10

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    The document describes both good and bad points of a volunteer program for teenagers. The good points include opportunities to learn new skills like scuba diving and tree planting, contribute to environmental conservation, experience the local culture through sightseeing trips, and make international friends. However, the bad points note potential limitations like insufficient time to fully develop skills, communication barriers, a rigid schedule that allows little flexibility or personal exploration, and health and safety concerns with some activities. Cost implications and accommodations that may not meet all expectations are also raised as disadvantages.

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    3
    Good points:
    1. Learning new skills, such as scuba diving and tree planting.
    2. Contributing to environmental conservation and protecting marine life.
    3. Cultural experiences and sightseeing trips.
    4. Opportunities to make international friends.
    5. Time for relaxation and outdoor activities like swimming and surfing.
    6. Inclusive day trips and hostel accommodation.

    Bad points:
    1. Insufficient time to fully develop new skills.
    2. Potential communication barriers with teenagers from other countries.
    3. Limited flexibility in the schedule, which may not allow for personal exploration or
    relaxation.
    4. Cultural differences and potential culture shock might make it challenging for some
    participants.
    5. Health and safety concerns while engaging in activities like scuba diving and tree planting.
    6. Cost implications, as there may be extra fees for certain activities or experiences not
    included in the program.
    7. The simple hostel accommodation might not meet the preferences or comfort standards of
    all participants.
    8. Environmental conditions, such as extreme weather, insects, or challenging terrain, may
    affect the overall experience.
    9. The program's impact on the local community and ecosystem could be a subject of
    concern if not managed responsibly.

    Es.4
    While reading the web page about the volunteer program, here are some opinion adjectives
    that aim to persuade potential participants to apply for the program:

    - "Exciting" volunteer programs


    - "Amazing" team of volunteers
    - "Fascinating" culture and traditions
    - "Beautiful" sandy beaches
    - "Friendly" local guides
    - "Unique" opportunity to make international friends

    These adjectives are used to create a positive and enticing impression of the program,
    encouraging teenagers to consider applying.

    Es.5
    1 How to scuba dive, how to observe marine
    life, how to plant trees
    2 Record data, collect plastic, plant trees
    3 Yes, but they can’t learn to scuba dive
    4 To understand instructions, to ask for
    help, to make friends with volunteers from
    other countries
    5 The accommodation is quite simple
    6 You have to stay two weeks
    7 Cost, name of place, reviews
    8 Example answer: Could you please tell
    me how much the programme costs for
    two weeks?

    Es.6
    The target groups for the webpage are 15–18
    year olds and their parents who will be paying
    for the trip. The webpage aims to attract these
    groups by the ‘identification technique’: potential
    customers will identify with the pictures of
    teenagers doing fun things, and parents will be reassured that the programme is safely
    supervised and well organised.
    There is a variety of opinion adjectives – for
    example, amazing, beautiful, exciting, fascinating.
    The language, photographs and layout suggest
    fun, interest, stimulation, supervision and good
    organisation.

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