Aptis for Teachers: Writing Tests And Model Answers

Part 3: You are speaking to fellow members of the teacher’s social committee in a group chat. Respond to them in full sentences (30-40 words per answer). You have 10 minutes.
Christina: Hey! Welcome to the group. Can you tell us why you decided to join our social club?
Hi Christina! I decided to join a social club to make new friends. I have just moved to this town and it would be nice to make friends who have the same interests as me.
Diana: What kinds of activities do you hope to do with us? 
I am interested in learning more about teaching. Many of the group members have been teaching for more years than me, so I think we can have some interesting discussions when we hang out.
Mike: I heard that the club wants to have events on weekends. What is your opinion on this?
To be honest, I don’t really like that idea. I like to relax and chill out. I also go to see my family every weekend. They live far away, so I cannot attend meetings on Saturdays or Sundays.
Part 4: You received this email from the president of the club.
Dear new member,
Thank you for your interest in the Eastmount High School Teacher’s Social Committee. As a member of the group, we understand you enjoy having fun, and we hope you can help the students have fun as well. For this reason, we are requesting that each of you sign up to supervise one of the student activities this academic year. This may be a dance or a field trip. There is a sign-up sheet in the staffroom. Please provide your availability by Tuesday.
Thanks.
President of the Social Committee.
Write a short email to your friend (about 50 words). Tell your friend your feelings about this and what you plan to do. You have 10 minutes.

­­i.e. informal style
Hey Plato,
Do you remember that social group for teachers that I joined? They want us to do social activities with students too! I don’t like that idea. I already spend a lot of time with students and I think it is a lot of extra responsibility. I am going to talk to the president of the club about this issue.
Speak soon,
Jenn