ACTIVITY 3 Work tout 1. Look at the SMS -abbreviations on the cellphone. Rewrite the message in standard English. 2. Write out SMSes for the following situations by using English that suits the audience. 2.1 Ask a friend how they are and tell them what you are doing. 2.2 Ask one of your parents how theve... Thks 4 gift. Awsur Tshret wear

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with your activity! --- ### **1. Rewrite the SMS in Standard English** **Original SMS:** `Thks 4 gift. Awsur Tshret wear.` **Standard English:** `Thanks for the gift. It's awesome; I'll wear the T-shirt.` --- ### **2. Write SMSes for the Following Situations** #### **2.1 Ask a Friend How They Are and Tell Them What You Are Doing** **Example SMS:** `Hey! How are you? I'm just hanging out at the park studying for my exams. What are you up to? 😊` *Explanation:* - **Greeting:** Start with a friendly "Hey!" - **Inquiry:** "How are you?" asks about their well-being. - **Sharing Activity:** Mention what you're currently doing to engage them. - **Closing:** Ask about their activities to keep the conversation going. - **Emojis:** Adding an emoji can make the message feel warmer and more personal. --- #### **2.2 Ask One of Your Parents How They Are** **Example SMS:** `Hi Mom, how are you? I'm busy with my homework today. Let me know if you need anything. Love you! 💖` *Explanation:* - **Greeting:** Use "Hi Mom" for a personal touch. - **Inquiry:** "How are you?" shows concern for their well-being. - **Sharing Activity:** Let them know what you're up to, indicating you're thinking about them. - **Offer Help:** "Let me know if you need anything" shows willingness to assist. - **Closing:** End with a loving sign-off and an emoji to convey affection. --- Feel free to adjust these examples to better fit your personal style and the relationship you have with the recipient!