One day, in one of your lessons, you were talking about what you wanted to study at university, but today I want you to go a little bit further and talk about your life in ten years time.
I've come accross a New York Times Interactive where senior students from a high school in San Diego were asked about their plans for their future, their 10-year plans.
You must hear their answers, choose two students you feel identified with and send me a Voice Mail with all the information you've understood. Then, do the same, but talking about you and your future. Try to avoid the usual mistakes. Do not read. Try to sound as natural as possible and do not rush.
Don't forget YOUR NAME, SURNAME AND EMAIL ACCOUNT.
Last week, only 11 students did their homework. Remember that every time you don't do your homework, you lose 0.3 points out of your final mark.
Have a gr8 weekend.
Javier
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2011/03/27/magazine/senior-class.html
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