DIRECTIONS: READ THE FOLLOWING
ACTIVITY 2
No. Assuming that this is an advertisement,
it is supposed to have enough information
about the company such as name and since
it is a business, most possibly, it is
supposed to have a business permit
especially when the business is not that
huge. In addition, nowadays, this kind of
job or opportunity is 'too good to be true
considering the standards here in the
Philippines that a cashier is supposed to be
a graduated student.
Yes. it is a piece of advice wherein it
is doable and credible because you
have control with your money and
you can assure that you're consuming
money in a reasonable and safe yet
cost-efficient. furthermore, it also
depends on you if you want to do it
or not yet acknowledge the ideas.
No. it seems to be a reliable source due to
its 'statistical' information, however, this
shoulndn't be trusted due to the fact that
the person who wrote this statement
discrediting the source of his/her 'statistic'
about the person experiecing the financial
difficulties. the author didn't mention the
author of his/her information, in addition,
the author didn't wrote it in a perspective
that being bias is avoided, elaborating,
author of the statement wrote in second
person point of view that in not encourage
when writing an academic text,
supposedly, it should be on a third person
point of view.
TEXTS AND DECIDE IF YOU CAN TRUST
THE INFORMATION. GIVE REASONS
FOR YOUR DECISIONS IN THE TABLE
BESIDE THE TEXTS.
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3
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per cent experience financial difficulties in
their first year at college or university. It’s
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and the cost of accommodation and food
can come as a shock when you first live
away from your parents. The most important
thing, if you find you are getting into debt,
is to speak to a financial advisor in the
Student Union, who may be able to help
you sort out your problems.