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- Do you like any ads? Do you have a favourite ad?
- Do you buy something new that has been advertised?
III. Group work. Speaking.
You have already divided into two groups. The first group
will protect ads. The participants of the second group
are their opponents. Their task is to give bad points of
advertising. Good luck!
Good points: give true information, famous people
endorse products, teach you how to get the best value
for your money, truthful, help you choose best products,
help to improve your taste, are creative, informative,
clever, funny, full of humour, fantasy, present an
honest, realistic image of a product, people seem to be
happy consumers.
Bad points: do not talk about the products’ defects, make
you buy one thing instead of another, are misleading,
show life unrealistically, put pressure on consumers, are
impossible to check, are silly, annoying, convince
people to buy things they don’t need.
IV. Reading. / Listening
(Reading / Listening for detail)
Here are four British teenagers’ views on advertising. (Two
texts are for reading and two texts are for listening)
Read and listen to the viewpoints and say what bad and
good points British teenagers see in advertising.
For reading:
The best thing on TV is the adverts. Some of them are
wonderful – really funny. to be honest, I like them more
than the programmes. Why have programmes if we
have adverts? Watching commercials for me is like
watching a thrilling television serial. It’s great!
Commercials are creative and informative. Watch, they
are full of fun, humour and fantasy! Best of all I enjoy
ads that show a TV celebrity advertising a thing, a
product or a service. Everything a famous TV
personality recommends is worth buying, isn’t it?
Rose
(15), Wales