(
课件网) + + + + Reading for Writing Write a letter of advice Unit 1 Teenage Life Learning objectives At the end of the class, you will be able to: get the structure and features of a letter of advice (introduction, body, conclusion); use appropriate linking words (e.g., "firstly," "furthermore") and persuasive language to write a letter of advice; collaborate in groups to brainstorm and draft a letter of advice, fostering teamwork and creativity; compare different scenarios and propose solutions through guided discussions; enhance confidence in expressing advice constructively and cultivate responsibility in addressing real-life problems. You have been studying in high school for a month. Do you have any problems in study What will you do to solve them Will you use a letter to ask for some advice Activity 1: Lead-in Susan Luo, an adviser for teenagers, has received a letter asking for some advice. Let’s read the letter of advice and answer some questions. An adviser is someone who gives advice/tips/suggestions to others. Activity 1: Lead-in What are the necessary parts of a letter Activity 2: Read for structure p18 What’s the use of Part A, B, and D They will make the letter warmer, more persuasive and more acceptable. Activity 2: Read for structure Match parts of the letter to the following points. A. I know what the problem is. B. I understand how you feel. C. My advice and reasons. D. I think my advice will help. Read the first paragraphs of the 3 letters of advice on your handout, and underline expressions that can be used in your own writing. Activity 3:Read for expressions and practice Activity 3:Read for expressions and practice first paragraph - expressions lead in advice confirm the problem show empathy what to write show empathy confirm the problem lead in advice useful expressions ①I am glad to receive your letter asking for my advice on sth/doing sth/how to do sth... ②I’m sorry to hear that you’re having trouble doing... Here are a few suggestions that may help you. Activity 3:Read for expressions and practice first paragraph of a letter of advice Dear Eric, I am glad to receive your letter asking for my advice on how to make your parents listen to you. Here are some suggestions for you. I am sorry to hear that you are not listened to by your parents and you think they don’t understand you. I’d like to give you some suggestions to help you. Activity 3:Read for expressions and practice Please write the first paragraph of your reply to him. Read the second paragraphs of the 3 letters of advice and the passage on our textbook. Can you find out any differences difference linking words Activity 3:Read for expressions and practice linking words Activity 3:Read for expressions and practice body paragraph - useful expressions ①To begin with, In addition, Last but not least. ② Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly organize thoughts logically body paragraph of a letter of advice Activity 3 ... ...
