form 11

15/10/2026

Here is a complete list of key expressions  to use when writing their answer (essay, letter, or opinion paragraph) on the topic "Psychological Help for Teenagers."

1.     Introduction

It is well known that...

Nowadays, more and more teenagers face...

In today's world, mental health is a serious issue. 

Every year, thousands of teenagers suffer from... 

2.     Stating the Problem

The main problem is that...

One of the biggest problems teenagers face is...

Many teens feel... because...    Teenagers often suffer from... 

3. Giving Advice

If you feel bad, you should...   

I would advise you to... 

You could try to...

The best thing to do is...

You don't have to face this alone.     

Do not be afraid to ask for help.       

Talking to someone you trust can really help.      

4.Expressing Opinion

In my opinion,...  

I strongly believe that... 

I think that...        

It seems to me that...     

5.     Giving Reasons

This is because... 

Firstly,... Secondly,... Finally,...        

Moreover,...

In addition,...       

As a result,...       

6. Conclusion

In conclusion,...

 To sum up,...      

Taking everything into account,...

 Hope my advice will help you.

Remember, there is always someone who can help.        

10/09/2026

 Continue the story. Write 5–7 sentences describing what Jake does next. Does he apologise? Do they make up?

"The Remote Control War"

Jake is fifteen years old. He has a younger sister, Emma, who is twelve. They share a room, a TV, and — most importantly — a remote control. Every evening, they argue about what to watch. Jake wants action movies. Emma wants cartoons.

Last night, Jake came home in a terrible mood. He had failed a maths test and his best friend had ignored him all day. When he saw Emma watching her favourite cartoon, he exploded. He grabbed the remote and shouted: "You always watch stupid things! You're so annoying!"

Emma started crying and ran to her mother. Jake felt guilty, but he was too proud to apologise. Their mother punished both of them — no TV for a week.

Now Jake sits alone in his room. He doesn't really care about the TV. He just feels angry and doesn't know why. He wishes he could control his emotions — but he doesn't know how.

First of all, let me congratulate you on reaching this important milestone. Today is not just the first day of school — it is the first day of your final and most crucial chapter in secondary education.

I know that some of you may feel excited, while others might feel a little nervous or even reluctant to say goodbye to summer. And that's absolutely fine!

But let me tell you this: this year is going to be tough, yes. There will be challenges, exams, and late-night homework. But it will also be the year when you discover how strong, smart, and capable you really are.

My sincere wish for you is not just good grades. I wish you curiosity — the desire to ask 'why' and 'how'. I wish you courage — to speak English without being afraid of making mistakes. And most importantly, I wish you support — because we are now a team, and we will go through this journey together.

So, take a deep breath, look around at your new classmates, and remember: this is YOUR year. Let's make it count. Welcome to Grade 11!"