T: A message from my student Jack. What problems does he have?
Ss:He worries about... He feels unhappy with...
T: What problems do you have?
Ss:too much homework/their grades
T: what kinds of sentences can we used to give advice?
Ss:You’d better.../It’s a great idea to.../How about/What about.../Why not/don’t you...?/You should/ could.../Doing...will help you.
T:Discuss with your group and give some advice.
Ss:read more books/ review notes
T:There are six more problems. Circle the advice to the problems.
Do a quiz.
T:Why you choose this one?/How.../Who...?
Ss:communication will help./ teachers will understand me/ listen to teachers carefully
The best way to solve the problems is to share with others
What problems does Raymond have?
Ss:his weight/ his exams
T: Can you help Millie to give Raymond advice? Four minutes.
ss: do more exercise/control your diet/drink more water/ ask the teachers for help/ 20’
T: How to write a letter of advice?
Ss:introduction/ main body( problems, same feeling,advice)/ conclusion
Useful expressions
T: Write a reply to Jack.40’
