Share screen with slide of Malala quote. T: What's your opinion about this quote?

Set a clear gist task before giving the model letter. T: You will write a letter to a newspaper about a topic in a recent article. First we'll look at an example letter to a newspaper about over-tourism. Here are the questions to think about while you read. Give 30 seconds to read the questions. Set timer to 1 min. T: Okay, you have 1 minute to quickly read the letter and answer these questions.

Share screen. T: What do these phrases have in common? ---They are adverbs. T: What do they do? What's their purpose? ---To give emphasis on the part after. T: What purpose does the last one have? ---To suggest a solution to the problem.

Share link to Google docs. Share screen. Set timer to 2 minutes. T: Now it's your turn. Take 2 minutes to think of a topic or recent news article you have a strong opinion about. You can form ideas about what you want to write in your mind, or take some notes on a piece of paper. The 2 minutes start now. Set timer to 13 minutes. T: Okay, I'll send a link to a google doc in the chat. Can you see the link? When you open it, find your name. If you can't find your name, write it on the next empty page. Write your letter to a newspaper editor about your chosen topic. You have 15 minutes to write, then we will share what we wrote with everyone. ICQ: Do you work individually, or in groups? INDIVIDUALLY.

Set timer to 5 minutes. T: Okay, now you have 5 minutes to look at other Ss' letters. Answer these questions about the letters: 1) Is it structured well? 2) Are there any errors? 3) Do you agree or disagree with the writer? Set timer to 2 minutes. T: Does anyone want to share their feedback about someone else's letter?

Content Feedback: T: Do you feel more confident about writing your opinions on a subject? Share Zoom WB. Write collected data from writing. Show 3 Ss' errors and 2 Ss' use of good language. Elicit correct form from Ss. T: Is this correct?