Can-Do Task
This task checks what you can actually DO with the language from Module 10 — not just what you know about it.
Option A: Role-Play a Doctor’s Visit
Write a short dialogue (4–6 lines) between a patient and a doctor. Include:
- at least 2 symptoms (“I have a…”)
- at least 1 piece of advice (“You should…” or “You shouldn’t…”)
Example: Doctor: What’s wrong? Patient: I have a headache and a fever. Doctor: You should rest and drink water. You shouldn’t go to school today.
Option B: Describe Today’s Weather
Write 3–4 sentences describing today’s weather and how it makes you feel.
Example: It’s cold and cloudy today. I feel a little tired. I like sunny days better because I feel happy and energetic.
Self-Check
Can you…
- [ ] name basic body parts?
- [ ] describe feelings using simple words?
- [ ] describe symptoms with “I have a…” and give advice with “You should…”?
- [ ] describe the weather using “It’s…”?
CEFR A1: Spoken Interaction & Writing — can take part in a simple conversation about health and describe everyday conditions like weather.
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