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    Giving Advice Practice Modals Speaking Activity

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    This document provides instructions for an ESL speaking activity where students ask each other for advice on various scenarios. The activity involves one student posing 5 questions to their classmates about how to handle situations like a student not attending class or a friend not repaying money. Students are to record the advice given for each question. After collecting responses from 5 people, students will write a short report summarizing the most common advice and any notable individual responses.

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    This document provides instructions for an ESL speaking activity where students ask each other for advice on various scenarios. The activity involves one student posing 5 questions to their classmates about how to handle situations like a student not attending class or a friend not repaying money. Students are to record the advice given for each question. After collecting responses from 5 people, students will write a short report summarizing the most common advice and any notable individual responses.

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    Exercises to practice using modal verbs.

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    This document provides instructions for an ESL speaking activity where students ask each other for advice on various scenarios. The activity involves one student posing 5 questions to their classmates about how to handle situations like a student not attending class or a friend not repaying money. Students are to record the advice given for each question. After collecting responses from 5 people, students will write a short report summarizing the most common advice and any notable individual responses.

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    This document provides instructions for an ESL speaking activity where students ask each other for advice on various scenarios. The activity involves one student posing 5 questions to their classmates about how to handle situations like a student not attending class or a friend not repaying money. Students are to record the advice given for each question. After collecting responses from 5 people, students will write a short report summarizing the most common advice and any notable individual responses.

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    Example questions: 1. How should a teacher punish a student who never comes to class ? 2. What do you have to do if another student lies to you ? 3. What must you do if you see someone cheat in an exam? a) say nothing b) tell the teacher c) talk to him/her after the exam 4. What might you do if your roommate is noisy ? 5. What could you do if your friend doesn't repay your money?

    Use the questions above as examples for your own asking advice survey.

    Student A 1. How should a teacher punish a student who ... ... 2. What do you have to do if . 3. What must you do you if . a).b).c).. 4. What might you do if . 5. What could you do if .

    Student B

    Student C

    Student D Student E

    Write a short report after you have talked to ve people. For example: Most students think a teacher should punish a student
    who never comes to class by giving them a low grade. Some students think you have to stop talking to a student who lies to you. Many students said ....................................One student said................... ................................................... etc........

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