Unit 4. Special education

Unit 4: SPECIAL EDUCATION
Period: 23 WRIITING
November 2nd, 2007
732 VAN XUAN STREET-HANOI
Telephone: (04) 9. 988666
Fax : (04) 9. 988667
Native teachers ONLY
NO more than 20 students per class
FREE books and cassette tapes
ALL air-conditioned rooms
5:p.m 8:30 p.m
Native teacher
No more than 20 students
Free books and cassette tapes
Air-conditioners
5:30p.m  8:30p.m
-45 dollars, please”–
-Wow... I’m sorry, I think they’re free
Are you happy with your study at English for Today Centre?
Are all the teachers native speakers?
Do you get free books and cassette tapes?
Are there less than 20 students in a class?
5:45 8:00
What about the classrooms? Are they air-conditioned?
What don’t you like most about the centre?
1. HEADING:
Writer’s Address
2. GREETING:
Receiver’s address
Dear +initial /Name
3. BODY:
4. CLOSING
Content of the letter
Closing
& Signature
 You say all the teachers are native speakers but in fact there is only one native teacher.
 My class doesn’t have any native teachers, that is quite different from the advertisement.
1. HEADING:
Writer’s Address
2. GREETING:
Receiver’s address
Dear +initial /Name
3. BODY:
4. CLOSING
Content of the letter
Yours...
& Signature
There are so many differences between the advertisement and the reality. You say that only native speakers give lectures but my class has only one native speaker. You also say that each class has no more than 20 students but there are 33 students in my class. What’s more? We have to pay for books and cassette tapes, they are not free at all. To make the matter worse, my class is not air conditioned, that is quite different from the advertisement. Finally, the time is not the same as what the advertisement says. Classes not only start late but also end early.
Homework
DIGITAL ALARM CLOCK
This product should reach you in perfect working order. If it does not, please return it to Electric Clocks Ltd., Hounslow, Middlesex, stating where and when it was bought. We will glad to exchange it and refund the postage.
Write a letter of complaint. You bought the clock at a branch of W. H. Samson in Oxford Street, London, last week. It said “blue” on the box, but it was pink. The alarm doesn’t seem to work. You paid cash, and you didn’t keep the receipt.