Task 1

Dear Sir/Madame,

You can indent but be consistent

or do not indent consistently

You live in a house near a park. Recently, a lot of teenagers have been meeting in the
park at night. They are very noisy.

Write an email to the local government in about 150-200 words. Your email should
do the following things:

 Provide information about where you live.

 Explain the problem and how it affects your life.
 Suggest a way to solve the problem.

You have registered for a six-month computer training program at Sambro Community College. You want to
rent a room from Sambro Housing Agency.

Write an email to the agency in about 150-200 words. Your email should do the
following things:

 Explain when you need to rent the room.

 Describe your requirements for the room.
 Ask about costs and the application process.

Task 2

2 topics
Compare both
Field Trip Transportation
Your children’s grade 5 class teacher likes to take the children on field trips to museums or parks. Sometimes
the teacher takes the children on public buses. Some parents are unhappy. They say the school should always
use school buses even though it is more expensive. You have been asked to respond to an opinion survey.

Choose the option that you prefer. Why do you prefer your choice? Explain the
reasons for your choice. Write about 150-200 words.
Option A: Public Transit: I think it’s okay for children to travel on public transit.

Option B: School Buses: I would prefer children only travel on school buses.

I personally think that it is alright for children to travel on the public transit, since there are always teachers
who accompany them for field trips. They will hence be monitored at all times. I think that an education
system is not there only for the academic development of a child. An education system is meant to be a
complete education package that helps in getting a child ready to step in the world after the school years are
done. I believe that when taking the children out for a field trip by taking the public transit, the teachers also
get a chance to teach them what to be careful about, for example, they will be taught not to accept gifts from
strangers, or not to follow a stranger. These are important life lessons that a child should be taught.

Unfortunately, I think that if the children always travel on school buses, they will be over-protected. In the
long run, it only makes life harder for themselves when it's time for them to step in the real world, after school
days.

I personally feel comfortable if students travel on public transit. I have two

major reasons why school buses are not a must for students’ field trips.

First, when students are boarded on public transit, the teacher is

usually accompanied by some assistants as well to make sure a good
supervision is carried out. In fact, if the teacher fails to control the
situation properly, the assistants will cover the job.

Second, the ultimate purpose of education is not merely academic

preparedness. In fact, educational experiences are supposed to prepare
students for real-life experiences. Taking students to a field trip on public
transport can give the students a chance to learn the social etiquettes of
getting on and getting off a bus. For instance, students can learn how to line
up, how to respect other people's turns, and how to behave properly inside the
bus.

On the other side, students who are only transported on school buses might
feel overprotected and spoiled. Later in life, they might not be able
to stand on their own feet to step in the real world.

I do hope parents would be more flexible to let their children take more

risks to learn first-hand experience.
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I personally feel comfortable if students travel on public

Introduction transit. I have two major reasons why school buses are not a must
for students’ field trips.
 
First, when students are boarded on public transit, the teacher is
usually accompanied by some assistants as well to make sure a good
  supervision is carried out. In fact, if the teacher fails to
  control the situation properly, the assistants will cover the job.
  Second, the ultimate purpose of education is not merely academic
  preparedness. In fact, educational experiences are supposed to
Body prepare students for real-life experiences. Taking students to a
field trip on public transport can give the students a chance to
learn the social etiquettes of getting on and getting off a bus.
For instance, students can learn how to line up, how to respect
other people's turns, and how to behave properly inside the bus.
On the other side, students who are only transported on school
buses might feel overprotected and spoiled. Later in life, they
might not be able to stand on their own feet to step in the real
Conclusion world.
 
I do hope parents would be more flexible to let their children
take more risks to learn first-hand experience.