Task 1: WRITTEN MEDIATION

During a lunch break, you came across a poster advertising a local photography
competition. You decide to text your photography enthusiast cousin about it. Write a text
message (50-70 words) to your cousin, conveying the key details of the competition and
why you think they should participate.
Task 2: WRITTEN MEDIATION

While waiting at the airport, you notice a brochure about an upcoming music festival. You
want to inform your music-loving roommate about it. Write a message (40-60 words) to
your roommate, sharing the dates, lineup, and any other relevant information about the
festival.
Task 3: WRITTEN MEDIATION

As you browse a website, you spot an advertisement for a charity run supporting needy
kids. You decide to send an instant message to your fitness-conscious colleague. Write a
brief message (55-75 words) explaining the event details and encouraging your colleague to
participate.
Task 4: WRITTEN MEDIATION

While flipping through a magazine, you come across an announcement for a local French
Course. You want to let your language loving neighbor know about it. Write a short note
(45-65 words) to your neighbor, sharing the dates and prices.
Task 5: WRITTEN MEDIATION

During your coffee break, you see a flyer promoting a book launch event at a nearby
bookstore. You decide to send an email to your book club friend. Write an email (55-75
words) highlighting the author, book title, event date, and why your friend might find it
interesting.