For all of your writing tasks, you should try to use key B1 words. Try to include as many of these as you can. Here is my list of good B1 words to use.
unless, available, suitable, encourage, increase, intend to, involve, keen to/on, supposed to, unable to
Compulsory task? No. (You can write the story instead: see podcast 128).
Words you must write: 100 words (max. 110)
Main characteristics: write a title, make it interesting, use questions and/or imperatives, a variety of linking words: because, so, despite, unless, however, in spite of, although.
Structure: introduction, main paragraph(s), conclusion.
work (adults),
shopping,
Travel and transport.
Entertainment.
Leisure activities.
Sport, health and fitness.
Education.
News and media. (adults)
Technology.
You see this notice in your school magazine. Write an article about young people and how to be healthy. Do you think it is important for young people to do sport and keep fit? Why?
Which are the best ways to stay healthy?
The best articles to answer these questions will be published next month.
Write your article.
You’ll need to search your book for words for each of the topics: here is my list for the topic: sport, health and fitness:
fitness
illness
unfit
unhealthy
disease
aches and pains
injure
keep fit
recover
join a club
competition
compete
court
pitch
In this world where mobiles and video games are available to everybody, keeping fit isn't always easy. Do you find time to exercise?
I'm really keen on swimming, so I joined a club, where I go nearly every day, and I feel great! However, my brother’s idea of leisure is playing video games! Now he has a weight problem, he’s unfit, and complains of aches and pains. He's unable to swim one length of our local pool!
Although TV and video games are fine sometimes, I encourage teenagers to swim because it keeps you fit and healthy. Be free of pain and start swimming!
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