Date:

Unit 1:

Listen and Speak:                                                                  Voices of Youth p:10

 

Get involved: 

Copy the exercices 1 and 2 page 10 of your students' book.

Listen and discover:

Copy Exercices:5, 6, and 7 page 10 of your students book.

In a comment express your opinion about one of these issues:

  1. youth and politics.
  2. youth and new fashion.
  3. youth and voluntary work.

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  1. Unknown15 octobre 2020 à 04:58

    Nowadays young people are moving further and further away from politics.They think that politicians do nothing to attract them, supervise them and guide them to take an interest in politics.These young people are much more attracted to social networking and music.

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