Unit27 : (Assignment) Moving abroad

1. Phrases: Match the phrases with the definitions.

Phrases	Definitions	Answers
1.      Moving abroad 2.      Scholarship 3.      Expired passport 4.      Student visa 5.      Immigration office 6.      Ceremony at the embassy 7.      Orientation 8.      Grand tour 9.      Iconic city 10.  Failures and successes	a.       a variety of formal events held at an embassy such as a special event to welcome new students b.      a government document allowing someone to stay in a country for a specific purpose c.       leaving your own country to live in another one d.      a place where people go to deal with visas and other immigration documents e.       an award that pays for someone's education f.        a trip to show someone all the interesting places in a city g.      something that is well-known and famous h.      a document that allows someone to travel to another country i.        needing to be renewed because it is no longer valid j.        the exciting and difficult things that happen in someone's life	1.       2.       3.       4.       5.       6.       7.       8.       9.       10.

2. Read the summary below then answer the following questions.

              Channy has been awarded a scholarship to study in England! She is excited about the opportunity, but also nervous about leaving her family and friends behind. She has a lot to do before she leaves, including applying to universities, getting a new passport, and applying for a student visa. Her parents are supportive and will be attending the ceremony at the embassy to welcome new scholars.
              Channy is looking forward to meeting new people, learning to cook on her own, and exploring the UK. She is also prepared to work hard and is thinking about getting a job while studying. Despite her excitement, she is also feeling emotional about leaving her family and friends.

1. What good news did Channy receive?
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2. Why is Channy nervous despite the good news?
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3. What are some of the things Channy needs to do before leaving?
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4. How are Channy's parents supporting her?
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5. What are some things Channy is looking forward to in England?
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6. How is Channy preparing for the workload of her studies?
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7. How does Channy feel about leaving her family and friends?
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8. How does Channy plan to stay connected with her family?
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3. Complete the text by using (have to, must, don't have to, mustn't).The School Play Dilemma

       Sarah was thrilled to land the lead role in the school play! However, with rehearsals starting soon, she realized some potential conflicts with her other commitments.
1.      Soccer practice is every Tuesday and Thursday, but the play rehearsals are also scheduled for Tuesdays. Sarah ………. miss soccer practice on Tuesdays so she can attend rehearsals.
2.      Sarah usually helps her grandma with errands on Saturdays, but the play has a final dress rehearsal that day. Sarah ………. go shopping with her grandma, but she ………. let her grandma know about the conflict and see if they can reschedule.
3.      Sarah wants to hang out with her friends on Friday night, but she's worried about memorizing her lines. Sarah ………. stay in on Friday to study, but she could probably ………. spend some time with her friends earlier in the week to make up for it.
4.      Sarah's little brother keeps interrupting her while she tries to practice her lines. Sarah ………. tell him to leave her alone, but she could also ………. find a quiet place to practice, like the library.
Sarah feels overwhelmed by all the responsibilities. She ………. panic, but she ………. talk to her parents or a teacher for support and advice on managing her time effectively.

4. Read the text below then answer the following questions

          Studying abroad offers numerous advantages for personal and professional growth. Students gain exposure to diverse cultures, acquire new skills, and enhance their job prospects. The American educational system holds worldwide value, while international work experience broadens opportunities. However, adapting to a new environment and managing finances present challenges. Ultimately, the decision depends on individual goals and careful consideration of both benefits and challenges. Communication resources and cultural exchange programs can make the transition smoother, making studying abroad a valuable investment in one's future.
1. What are some of the benefits of studying abroad mentioned in the text?
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2. What are some of the challenges associated with studying abroad?
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3. What two factors should be considered when deciding whether to study abroad?
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4. How can cultural exchange programs and communication technology help students studying abroad?
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5. Do you think studying abroad is a worthwhile investment? Why or why not?
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5. Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate verb tense (present simple or present continuous) to complete the sentences.

              Sakura is buzzing with excitement! She has finally convinced her parents to let her spend her summer break studying Japanese in Tokyo! The adventure is just around the corner, and Sakura is busy making plans to ensure an unforgettable experience.
1.      Sakura ………. (research) language schools online, but she also ………. (visit) local community centers for advice.
2.      She ………. (practice) Japanese every day and even ………. (watch) Japanese movies to improve her listening skills.
3.      Sakura ………. (know) she will miss her friends, but she also ………. (look forward) to making new ones in Tokyo.
4.      She ………. (plan) to visit traditional temples and gardens, but also ………. (want) to experience the modern side of the city.
5.      Sakura ………. (believe) that studying abroad will be challenging, but she ………. (be) confident that it will be an amazing experience.