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Fast Food for Teens

Fast Food

This two-lesson unit prepares students to write an IGCSE ESL Exercise 6 opinion essay. The topic is whether teenagers should eat fast food. In Lesson 1, students complete a warm-up… Read more ↓

Answer a few quick questions before today's lesson about fast food and essay writing.

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Read the model essay carefully, then answer the questions. For each question, choose the correct answer — A, B, or C.

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Fast Food — Reading Quiz: Model Essay

Read the model essay at least twice before answering the questions. Pay attention to how the essay is structured and how the writer expresses and supports their opinion.

Three exercises using 12 key words from the model essay and the fast food topic.

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Fast Food — Vocabulary Practice

Work through all three parts. All 10 words come from the model essay or the fast food topic.

Read the task carefully. Use the comments to give you ideas, but also include your own. Plan your essay before you begin writing.

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Fast Food — Essay Writing Task

Read the task and the four comments carefully. Spend 3-5 minutes planning your essay before you start writing. Aim for 120-160 words.

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Practise with

  • affordabilitynoun

    the quality of being cheap enough for most people to buy or afford

  • contentadjective

    satisfied and happy with your life or situation; not wanting anything more

  • drawbacknoun

    the downside of something

  • hecticadjective

    very busy and stressful

  • moderationnoun

    The practice of not doing or consuming too much of something.

  • nutritionnoun

    the food you eat and how it affects health

  • occasionallyadverb

    sometimes but not often

  • promoteverb

    to advance someone to a higher position or rank; to encourage or publicize something

  • well-beingnoun

    a state of physical health, mental happiness, and social satisfaction

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🃏 Matching Pairs

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🕵️ Word Detective

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Lesson Information

IGCSE ESL
Skills
Writing
Difficulty
B1–B2
Duration90-120 mins
Exam Components
IGCSE ESL Writing

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