This post summarizes the key topics covered in “Ticket 2 English Unit 7 Citizenship.” Our assessment covers the vocabulary, functions, grammar, and writing components presented in the unit. Upon reading this post, you will better understand the material and be well-equipped to excel in your exams.
TABLE OF CONTENT
- Vocabulary
- Functions: Asking for and Giving Advice
- Grammar: Reported Speech
- Writing: Application Form
Ticket 2 English Unit 7 Vocabulary
NB: These are possible answers. Others may fit as well.
Rights
- To have a job
- To be respected
- Have access to leisure activities
- To have a say in what happens
- To be free to tell your opinion
- To have access to healthcare
- To be safe
- To have access to education
- To be free to move
Responsibilities /Duties
- To tell the truth
- Do your personal best
- Respect others
- To be concerned for the common good
- To respect the flag of your country
- To participate in community activities
- To believe in human dignity and equality
- Respect the rules and laws
- To respect the environment
- To pay taxes
Can Be Both
• Earn your livelihood
• To have somewhere to live
• To volunteer in your community service
• To vote
Functions: Asking for and Giving Advice
Bear in mind (remember) that the word advice is a noun, and advise is a verb.
Asking for Advice
- What do you advise me to do?
- What should I do to……?
- What do you think I should do?
- What do you suggest…?
- What would you do in this situation?
- If you were me, what would you do?
- What ought I to do?
- What’s your advice concerning this issue/problem/matter?
Giving Advice
- Maybe/ I think you should ……
- If + subject + (simple past) + subject +would + (infinitive)
- You’d better + verb (infinitive)
- You ought to/should……
- I advise you to….
- It is better to……………..
- It might be a practical idea if you ………..
- My advice to you is + to + verb (infinitive).
- If I were in your shoes, I would…………………..
- If I were in your position/situation, I would ……….
Examples
Student A: I have a severe headache. If you were me, what would you do?
Student B: If I were you, I would visit a doctor.
Student A: My English could be better. What should I do to improve it
Student B: You’d better read more. I advise you to read more. It might be a practical idea if you read more.
Grammar: Reported Speech
To see this lesson, click on REPORTED SPEECH.
Writing: Application Form
When you apply for a job, program, or service, you must fill out an application form. This document asks for your personal information, like your name, address, phone number, and email address. You’ll also need to provide details about your education and work history. Sometimes, you must include references, cover letters, or other documents, like your resume or transcripts. The application form aims to collect information from you that will help the organization decide if you are a good fit for the position or program you are interested in.
Student Application Form Example
Personal Information:
- Full Name: _____________
- Date of Birth: _____
- Gender: □ Male □ Female
- Address: __________
- City: _______ Postal Code: ___
- Email Address: __________
- Phone Number: __________
Educational Background:
- Current School: ______
- Grade/Year: _
- Subjects Studied: _______
Extracurricular Activities:
- List any clubs, sports, or other activities you are involved in:
- ____________________
- ____________________
- ____________________
Short Answer:
- Why do you want to join this program/school? (100 words)
- What skills or qualities do you think make you a suitable candidate for this program/school? (50 words)
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
References:
Please provide the names and contact information of one or two references who can speak about your character, skills, or academic performance.
- Name: __________ Relationship: _________
Email: __________ Phone: ______________ - Name: __________ Relationship: _________
Email: __________ Phone: ______________
Declaration:
I certify that the information provided in this application is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.
Signature: __________ Date: ________
Hello Mr Nabil , i’m a baccalaureat student , my english isn’t good enough , i have some problems especially in vocabulary , i know it’s too late (1 month left ) , yet , i can do my best in order to overcome my problems and get a good grade , what would you advise me to do please ?
merci
Well, as far as I can see and according to what you have written, you have no whatsoever problem. Your English sounds very good. Just keep up the hard work.
hi teatcher nabil! am also student in bac and i have some difficult in grammar . you can help me please as the national is very near
The more exercises you do the better you become. Practice makes perfect.
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Hey sir can you help me with the ex.n 8 page 103 please? Thank you
thank you for all. #Great
teacher
Exercise page 90
thank you so much our teacher!
Assalamu Alaikom brother Nabil. I am a fellow English teacher and I LOVE your work! Could I get your private email or some other form of personal contact? I’d very much appreciate to consult you in couple of matters.
Blessed be! and keep up the awesome work.
Thank u some much TEACHER for the great efforts.
Hii teacher, i’m a bac student, can you please help me with some essays?
Hello Miss Soukaina. With pleasure .What kind of help do you need ?
First, i would like to thank you for this amazing blog. second, i need to know how to write a perfect essay and if you do not mind show me some examples??
it’s a pleasure Miss Soukaina .You can have a look here .you will find what you are asked for as a baccalaureate student.Writing topics in the national exam