Speaking SVIP

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Jack: ____________________

James: It's good for the environment; no need for plastic.

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Sam: ___________________

Zena: Turning off appliances when not in use.

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Jenny: ______________________

Charm: Yes, nature is relaxing and beautiful.

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Evan: _____________________

Elen: Because clean air is healthier for everyone.

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Elena: ___________________

Miki: Yes, I separate plastic, paper, and cans.

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Mrs. Rice: ________________________

Sophie: Not wasting resources and being mindful of the environment.

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A: Would you like to join me in planting some trees this weekend?

B: _____________

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Lisa: Thanks for helping me pick up the litter in the park.

Leon: _____________, it's important to keep our environment clean.

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Steve: How about we organize a neighborhood cleanup day?

Sam: ______________ Let's do it.

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Sephen: Can I help you with recycling your old newspapers?

Vania: Thank you! ________________

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Elsa: Could you please not throw your trash on the ground?

Olaf: _______________ I'll use the bin next time.

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Emma: I'm not sure how to start composting. ________________

Dan: Of course! I'll show you the basics.

Rearrange the conversation.

Nami: Hey, have you noticed how many plastic bags we use?

Becky: Yeah, it's a lot. What can we do about it?

Nami: We can start using reusable bags instead.

• Let's do that. It's better for the environment.
• Plus, animals can get hurt by them. We should be more careful.
• Definitely. Plastic bags take a long time to break down.
• Oh, that's a good idea. Where can we get them?
• Agreed. Let's make a small change for a big impact.
• You can find them at the grocery store, or we can order online.

Becky: I'm in! Reusable bags!

Rearrange the conversation.

Myra: Have you heard about the pollution in our city lately?

Puth: Yeah, it's concerning. What can we do about it?

Myra: We should start by using public transportation more often.

• Let's spread awareness in our community about pollution.
• True, that would reduce the number of cars on the road.
• Recycling is the third one. We should separate our trash.
• Good point. Plastic is a big contributor to pollution.
• And we can avoid using plastic to reduce waste.
• Absolutely. Separating our trash is a small effort with a big impact.

Puth: Great idea! We can make a difference together.

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Amy: Hey, the noise from the traffic has been bothering me lately.

Jason: Yeah, it's pretty loud, especially during rush hours.

Amy: I was thinking,

Jason: That might work. Maybe they can enforce some noise regulations.

Amy:

Jason: Good idea. The more people speak up, the better.

Amy: Maybe we could try those.

Jason: Worth a shot! Anything to make our homes quieter.

Amy:

Jason: Definitely! We can discuss the issue and find solutions together.

Amy: Silence is golden, after all.

Jason: I agree. It's time for some peace and quiet around here.

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Taylor: I've been thinking about starting a green movement at our school.

Kylie: That sounds awesome!

Taylor: We could begin by promoting recycling in classrooms.

Kylie: Great idea!

Taylor: And how about organizing a tree-planting day? It'll be good for the environment.

Kylie: Count me in!

Taylor: I was also considering a monthly "Green Day" where we focus on eco-friendly practices.

Kylie: Brilliant! We can encourage everyone to use less plastic on that day.

Taylor: We could grow some veggies and flowers.

Kylie: That's fantastic! It'll teach us about sustainability too.

Taylor: Let's talk the idea to the school council and see if we can make it happen.

Kylie: Absolutely!