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READING TASKS
Task 1: True or False
Read the text and write True (T) or False (F).
Students can come to school anytime they want

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Students can throw rubbish anywhere.

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Students must respect others.

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Mobile phones are allowed during class.

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Students must wear a uniform.

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Task 2: Answer the Questions
What time do classes start?

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Where do students go if they are late?

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What must students wear at school?

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When can students use mobile phones?

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Where can students eat at lunchtime?

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Task 3: Match the Rules
Match the rules with the correct statements.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
mustn’t		It is necessary
must		It is possible, allowed
can		It is not allowed

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GRAMMAR TASKS - Modal Verbs

Task 1: Fill in must / mustn’t

You do your homework every day.
Youtalk during the test.
Studentswear a uniform.

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Task 2: Choose can / can’t

We eat in the classroom. It’s not allowed.
You use the library after school.
Students leave school before 3:00.
I borrow a book from the library.

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

can

can’t

can

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Task 3: Use have to / don’t have to

We to school on Sunday.
Students their books to class.
You sports shoes in PE class.
She her project today.

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WRITING TASKS
Task 1: Write 5 school rules for your school. Use must/mustn’t/can/can’t.
Example:
Students must be on time.

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Task 2:
Write a short paragraph (5–6 sentences): "Why are school rules important?"
Use these words: safe, respect, learn, rules, school

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Task 3:
Write an email to a new student explaining your school rules. (6–8 sentences)
Use this plan:
Greeting
Introduce yourself
Explain 3–4 important rules
Closing

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LISTENING TASK - Why Do Schools Have Rules?
Task 1: Match meanings
Match the words to their definitions:

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
respect		Order and self-control
discipline		Something bad that happens by chance
accident		To show care or honor

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Task 2 – Fill in the missing word

Use: interrupt, equal, responsible, strict, behavior

Good helps students get along.
The teacher is very; she follows all rules.
Students should be for their homework.
We must not the teacher during lessons.
Uniforms make students feel
.

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Task 3 - True or False
The writer believes only teachers should make rules

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Rules should be fair.

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Students have good ideas for school improvement.

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A school council includes only teachers

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Students understand student problems better.

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UNIT 8: SCHOOL RULES

UNIT 8: SCHOOL RULES

READING TASKSTask 1: True or FalseRead the text and write True (T) or False (F).Students can come to school anytime they want

READING TASKS

Task 1: True or False

Students can throw rubbish anywhere.

Students must respect others.

Mobile phones are allowed during class.

Students must wear a uniform.

Task 2: Answer the QuestionsWhat time do classes start?

Task 2: Answer the Questions

Where do students go if they are late?

What must students wear at school?

When can students use mobile phones?

Where can students eat at lunchtime?

Task 3: Match the RulesMatch the rules with the correct statements.

Task 3: Match the Rules

GRAMMAR TASKS - Modal Verbs

Task 1: Fill in must / mustn’t

Task 2: Choose can / can’t

WRITING TASKSTask 1: Write 5 school rules for your school. Use must/mustn’t/can/can’t.Example:Students must be on time.

WRITING TASKS

Task 1: Write 5 school rules for your school. Use must/mustn’t/can/can’t.

Task 2:Write a short paragraph (5–6 sentences): "Why are school rules important?"Use these words: safe, respect, learn, rules, school

Task 2:

Task 3:Write an email to a new student explaining your school rules. (6–8 sentences)Use this plan:GreetingIntroduce yourselfExplain 3–4 important rulesClosing

Task 3:

LISTENING TASK - Why Do Schools Have Rules?Task 1: Match meaningsMatch the words to their definitions:

Task 2 – Fill in the missing word

Task 3 - True or FalseThe writer believes only teachers should make rules

Task 3 - True or False

Rules should be fair.

Students have good ideas for school improvement.

A school council includes only teachers

Students understand student problems better.

READING TASKSTask 1: True or FalseRead the text and write True (T) or False (F).Students can come to school anytime they want

READING TASKS

Task 1: True or False

Students can throw rubbish anywhere.

Students must respect others.

Mobile phones are allowed during class.

Students must wear a uniform.

Task 2: Answer the QuestionsWhat time do classes start?

Task 2: Answer the Questions

Where do students go if they are late?

What must students wear at school?

When can students use mobile phones?

Where can students eat at lunchtime?

Task 3: Match the RulesMatch the rules with the correct statements.

Task 3: Match the Rules

GRAMMAR TASKS - Modal Verbs

Task 1: Fill in must / mustn’t

Task 2: Choose can / can’t

WRITING TASKSTask 1: Write 5 school rules for your school. Use must/mustn’t/can/can’t.Example:Students must be on time.

WRITING TASKS

Task 1: Write 5 school rules for your school. Use must/mustn’t/can/can’t.

Task 2:Write a short paragraph (5–6 sentences): "Why are school rules important?"Use these words: safe, respect, learn, rules, school

Task 2:

Task 3:Write an email to a new student explaining your school rules. (6–8 sentences)Use this plan:GreetingIntroduce yourselfExplain 3–4 important rulesClosing

Task 3:

LISTENING TASK - Why Do Schools Have Rules?Task 1: Match meaningsMatch the words to their definitions:

Task 2 – Fill in the missing word

Task 3 - True or FalseThe writer believes only teachers should make rules

Task 3 - True or False

Rules should be fair.

Students have good ideas for school improvement.

A school council includes only teachers

Students understand student problems better.

READING TASKS
Task 1: True or False
Read the text and write True (T) or False (F).
Students can come to school anytime they want

Task 2: Answer the Questions
What time do classes start?

Task 3: Match the Rules
Match the rules with the correct statements.

WRITING TASKS
Task 1: Write 5 school rules for your school. Use must/mustn’t/can/can’t.
Example:
Students must be on time.

Task 2:
Write a short paragraph (5–6 sentences): "Why are school rules important?"
Use these words: safe, respect, learn, rules, school

Task 3:
Write an email to a new student explaining your school rules. (6–8 sentences)
Use this plan:
Greeting
Introduce yourself
Explain 3–4 important rules
Closing

LISTENING TASK - Why Do Schools Have Rules?
Task 1: Match meanings
Match the words to their definitions:

Task 3 - True or False
The writer believes only teachers should make rules

READING TASKS
Task 1: True or False
Read the text and write True (T) or False (F).
Students can come to school anytime they want

Task 2: Answer the Questions
What time do classes start?

Task 3: Match the Rules
Match the rules with the correct statements.

WRITING TASKS
Task 1: Write 5 school rules for your school. Use must/mustn’t/can/can’t.
Example:
Students must be on time.

Task 2:
Write a short paragraph (5–6 sentences): "Why are school rules important?"
Use these words: safe, respect, learn, rules, school

Task 3:
Write an email to a new student explaining your school rules. (6–8 sentences)
Use this plan:
Greeting
Introduce yourself
Explain 3–4 important rules
Closing

LISTENING TASK - Why Do Schools Have Rules?
Task 1: Match meanings
Match the words to their definitions:

Task 3 - True or False
The writer believes only teachers should make rules