Question

Read the task below. In pairs, think of one or two ideas for each topic. Make notes, using questions 1-4 to help you. Imagine the following situation: you spent three weeks with a host family when you did a language course in England last summer. You are having a video call with a student from Japan who is planning to do the same thing this summer and you are giving him/her some advice. Discuss the following points: • preparing for the visit • what you can learn by studying in England • staying in touch with people back home • staying safe abroad 1 What should he/she take to England? 2 What things could he/she learn, apart from the language? 3 How did you keep in contact with your family and friends while in England? 4 Should he/she go out alone at night in England? Whal else should or shouldn't he/she do? (( помогите даю 100 балов ))​

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What should he/she take to England?

• Passport, visa, and essential travel documents.
• Adequate clothing for the weather, as it can be unpredictable.
• A universal plug adapter for electrical devices.
• A small first-aid kit and necessary medications.
• Personal toiletries and any specific items they may need.
• A mobile phone with a local SIM card or an international plan.
• A small amount of local currency.

What things could he/she learn, apart from the language?

• Cultural awareness and understanding of British customs.
• Improved communication skills and fluency in English.
• Exposure to different teaching methods and educational systems.
• Enhanced independence and adaptability.
• The opportunity to make international friends and expand their network.
• Learning about British history, literature, and traditions.

How did you keep in contact with your family and friends while in England?

• I used social media and messaging apps to stay in touch.
• I made regular video calls to my family to share my experiences.
• I sent postcards or small gifts to maintain a connection.
• I joined online forums and groups to connect with other students.
• I kept a blog or journal to document my journey for friends and family.

Should he/she go out alone at night in England? What else should or shouldn't he/she do?

• It's generally safe to go out alone at night in England, but use common-sense safety precautions.
• Avoid poorly lit or secluded areas and stick to well-populated areas.
• Let someone know your whereabouts and expected return time.
• Use reputable transportation options and be cautious when accepting rides from strangers.
• Respect local laws and customs, and be mindful of personal belongings.
• Make an effort to explore the local culture, but avoid risky situations or excessive alcohol consumption.