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Millie |
Simon |
Sue |
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A girl in Grade 9 |
A boy in Grade 9 |
A girl in Grade 9 |
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Have lots of hobbies, her favourite
is painting |
Be crazy about football |
The top student in her class |
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Have a lot of homework every day, cannot find
any time for hobbies |
Stay out late to play football, parents ask
him to come home before 6 o’clock |
Not good at sport, doesn’t have many friends |
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Feel bad |
Feel bad and stressed |
Feel sad |
Sigmund Friend’s suggestions to them
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Millie |
Simon |
Sue |
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Plan your day carefully. |
It’s not wise to spend hours playing football
after school or stay out late. |
Just try your best in PE lessons, enjoy the
exercise. |
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Work out how much time you need to finish
your homework. |
It’s better for you to go home earlier. |
Talk to your friends when feeling sad |
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Perhaps you can choose one hobby to do each
day, or just focus on painting. |
Don’t give up your hobby but don’t forget
about your family, either. |
Pay no attention to those students who laugh
at you and be proud of your school work. |
How can we give our suggestions/ advice?
We can use imperatives, “Perhaps you should/can…”, “Why don’t you…?”, “Why not…?”, “What/ How about…?”, “It’s a good idea to…”
You know, Amy has some problems, too. What are they?
1.Get a lot of homework from her teacher, have no time for her hobbies.