Focus: Sources of information, Present Perfect Passive, and prepositions.

• Level 1 (Foundation Prompts):

1. Vocabulary: Name four sources of information (e.g., newspapers). Which one do you use the most?

2. Prepositions: Choose the correct preposition: "The guest speaker spoke ______ dengue." (against / beyond)

3. Grammar (Passive): Change to passive: "The principal has signed the letters."

• Level 2 (Application Prompts):

1. Writing: Write a short paragraph (about 50 words) comparing newspapers and books as sources of information. Use the information from your textbook.

2. Grammar (Passive): Form a question in the Present Perfect Passive for this answer: "Yes, the message has been conveyed to the students."

3. Prepositions in Context: Write one sentence using the preposition during and another using beyond.

• Level 3 (Extension Prompts):

1. Essay Writing: Write an essay (about 150 words) on "The Advantages and Disadvantages of the Internet." Use information and ideas from the reading passage in your textbook.

2. Grammar (Complex Passive): Rewrite this sentence in the passive voice: "The convenience of the Internet has allowed people to become less active."

3. Letter to a Friend: Write a letter to your friend telling them about a fascinating book you have just read. Include the title, author, and why you liked it.