I joined the Downtown Fitness Centre last month, and they have a great variety of {{b12}}.

Since you're completely new to exercising, I really think {{b13}} would be perfect for you. It's beginner-friendly and doesn't require any experience.

However, if you're looking for something more intense and want to build muscle quickly, there's also {{b14}}. It's more challenging, but it has a small class size so you get personalized attention.

One thing I should mention is that the centre requires everyone to bring {{b15}}. It's important to stay hydrated, especially during the harder classes.

Also, if you're interested in cycling, they have two options. The {{b16}} is fast-paced and burns a lot of calories, while the casual cycling class is more relaxed.

To convince Marcus to become her training partner

To recommend fitness classes that might suit Marcus

To inform Marcus about different membership prices

She is a professional fitness instructor at the centre

She has been a member at the centre for over a month

She prefers intense, advanced fitness classes

It is affordable for advanced members only

When Lisa says 'Membership is only $79 a month for unlimited classes, which I think is a great deal,' what does she mean?

Workplace recommendation - friend helping friend choose fitness classes

A friend named Lisa Thompson is recommending different fitness classes at the Downtown Fitness Centre to her colleague Marcus Chen who wants to get back into exercising. The scenario involves understanding class options, difficulty levels, and membership benefits.

Gentle stretching and breathing exercises. Perfect for people new to yoga. No experience necessary. Bring your own mat.

Morning Yoga for Beginners

Fast-paced, dynamic yoga. Builds strength and flexibility. Previous yoga experience recommended. Focus on continuous movement and breathing.

Evening Vinyasa Flow

Indoor cycling with energetic music. Burns up to 600 calories per session. Adjustable resistance for all fitness levels. Motivating group environment. Bring water bottle.

High-Intensity Spin Class

Relaxed-paced indoor cycling. Great for building endurance. Low impact on joints. Suitable for all fitness levels. Social and fun atmosphere.

Casual Cycling & Cardio

Focus on core, abs, and body toning. Uses light weights and bodyweight exercises. Builds lean muscle. Increases metabolism. Great for both men and women.

Core Strength & Toning

Learn proper weightlifting techniques. Build serious muscle strength. Experienced instructors provide one-on-one guidance. Small class size for personalized attention. Fitness assessment included.

Power Lifting Basics

DOWNTOWN FITNESS CENTRE - WEEKLY CLASS SCHEDULE

Hi Marcus,

I hope you're doing well! I know you mentioned wanting to get back into fitness, and I found something that might interest you. I joined the Downtown Fitness Centre last month, and they have a great variety of {{b12}}.

Since you're completely new to exercising, I really think {{b13}} would be perfect for you. It's beginner-friendly and doesn't require any experience. I go to those classes on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at 6:30 AM.

However, if you're looking for something more intense and want to build muscle quickly, there's also {{b14}}. It's more challenging, but it has a small class size so you get personalized attention.

One thing I should mention is that the centre requires everyone to bring {{b15}}. It's important to stay hydrated, especially during the harder classes.

Also, if you're interested in cycling, they have two options. The {{b16}} is fast-paced and burns a lot of calories, while the casual cycling class is more relaxed. Both are pretty popular!

All new members get their first class free completely free! So you could try a class before you decide to buy a membership. Membership is only $79 a month for unlimited classes, which I think is a great deal.

Let me know what you think, and maybe I'll see you at one of the classes!

Best,
Lisa

Marcus Chen

Lisa Thompson

Fitness Classes - Which One for You?

Professional fitness center photo or modern gym image with title 'DOWNTOWN FITNESS CENTRE - WEEKLY CLASS SCHEDULE'

Morning Yoga for Beginners and Evening Vinyasa Flow class cards

High-Intensity Spin Class and Casual Cycling & Cardio class cards

Core Strength & Toning and Power Lifting Basics class cards

Membership options, requirements, special notes, contact info

Downtown Fitness Centre - Class Selection

Since you love books and want to read more, {{b1}} would be perfect for you.

We offer {{b2}} for different reader types.

We have {{b3}} every Wednesday where local authors visit and discuss their work.

You can {{b4}} by reading books and attending events.

{{b5}} requires reading 8 books monthly and gives unlimited event access.

I'm already signed up, so hopefully {{b6}} at the book club!

To personally invite him to a program she thinks he'd enjoy

Why is Sandra writing this email to Michael?

Bronze - it's free and perfect for exploring

Which tier is best for a beginner wanting to try the program first?

The program offers high-quality experiences people want

What does Sandra mean when she says author sessions are 'incredibly popular'?

Workplace recommendation - librarian inviting colleague to community program

A librarian named Sandra Wu is inviting her colleague Michael to join a summer reading program. The email discusses different membership tiers, activities, and registration details.

Bronze Member

Silver Member

Gold Member

Join Us for Eight Weeks of Reading Fun!

CITY LIBRARY - SUMMER READING PROGRAM 2025

Hi Michael,

I think you'd really enjoy our new summer reading program. Since you love books and want to read more, {{b1}} would be perfect for you.

We're running from June 15 to August 31. We offer {{b2}} for different reader types. Bronze is free and great for exploring. Silver offers more benefits for serious readers.

Our best feature is the weekly activities. We have {{b3}} every Wednesday where local authors visit and discuss their work. These sessions are incredibly popular! We also run book clubs, writing workshops, and movie nights.

You can {{b4}} by reading books and attending events. Points unlock great prizes like bookstore gift cards and even book series.

For committed readers, {{b5}} requires reading 8 books monthly and gives unlimited event access, plus personalized book recommendations from our librarians.

Registration closes August 25. I'm already signed up, so hopefully {{b6}} at the book club! Let me know if you have questions.

Best,
Sandra

Michael

Sandra Wu

Join Our Summer Reading Program!

Library building photo with 'CITY LIBRARY - SUMMER READING PROGRAM 2025'

City Library - Summer Reading Program

Interestingly, {{b2}} remains equally dominant.

On the positive side, {{b3}} is gaining momentum.

We identified several dietary restrictions, with {{b5}} being most common at 18%.

What surprises me most is that {{b6}} no longer seems to be a limiting factor.

To discuss implications for their nutrition counseling practice

Why is Dr. Elena sharing this survey with James?

Young adults (18-35) motivated by environmental concerns

Which group is most likely driving the plant-based trend?

That people prioritize values over budget when buying organic

What aspect of food trends surprises Elena most?

Professional communication - nutritionist sharing research findings with a colleague

A nutritionist named Dr. Elena Martinez is sharing survey results about Canadian food consumption trends with her colleague James. The email discusses changing eating habits and dietary preferences based on a study of 12,000 Canadians.

Survey Results & Food Trend Analysis

WHAT ARE CANADIANS EATING IN 2025?

Hi James,

I wanted to share findings from our survey of 12,000 Canadians on food preferences in 2025. The results reveal important shifts in eating habits.

The most striking trend is {{b1}}. About 44% of Canadians now prioritize plant-based proteins, up from 28% five years ago. Young adults (18-35) are leading this shift at 62% adoption, driven by environmental and ethical concerns.

Interestingly, {{b2}} remains equally dominant. Over 61% purchase convenience foods three or more times weekly. The key difference is consumers increasingly seek healthier convenience options rather than traditional fast food.

On the positive side, {{b3}} is gaining momentum. We found 37% actively seek locally-sourced products—a 51% jump since 2015. Farmers' markets and farm-to-table restaurants have doubled in number.

Another critical finding is {{b4}}. Approximately 58% of Canadians regularly read nutrition labels. Most significantly, 67% cite health as their #1 reason for changing food choices.

We identified several dietary restrictions, with {{b5}} being most common at 18%, followed by sugar-free (22%) and dairy-free (15%).

What surprises me most is that {{b6}} no longer seems to be a limiting factor. Many consumers willingly pay 23% more for certified organic products, suggesting values around health and environment outweigh budget concerns.

These trends have clear implications for our nutrition counseling practice. Would love to discuss how we can help clients navigate these changing food landscapes.

Best,
Dr. Elena

James

Dr. Elena Martinez

Food Trends Survey Results - Key Findings

Survey title 'What Are Canadians Eating in 2025?' with survey methodology note

44% adoption and growth statistics with young adult demographics

61% purchase convenience foods 3+ times weekly with trend growth

37% seek locally-sourced products with 51% increase since 2015

58% read nutrition labels; 67% cite health as #1 reason

What Are Canadians Eating in 2025? - Food Trends Survey

City College is offering {{b1}} for the winter session.

If you enjoy competitive environments, {{b2}} is fantastic. It's on Monday and Wednesday evenings.

If you prefer something flexible and low-key, {{b3}} might suit you better. You can drop in Fridays at 6 PM.

For something unique, we offer {{b4}} on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. It's a full-body workout with amazing instructors.

{{b5}} for individual sports start at just $80 for the entire 16-week session.

To recommend programs that would help her achieve her fitness goals

Why is David sending this email to Sarah?

Team sports are competitive while individual sports are flexible

Team sports are for experienced athletes only

What is the main difference between team sports and individual sports according to David?

He's enthusiastic and sees them as a good opportunity for fitness and fun

What is David's attitude toward these sports programs?

Friendly recommendation - sports coordinator encouraging friend to participate in recreational programs

A sports coordinator named David Chen is inviting his friend Sarah to register for winter sports programs. The email discusses different sports offerings, schedules, and registration details.

Basketball - Recreational League

Volleyball - Competitive Division

Hockey - Ice League

Badminton - Open Levels

Swimming - Fitness Classes

Rock Climbing - Indoor Wall

Register Now for Winter 2025 Sessions

CITY COLLEGE - WINTER SPORTS PROGRAMS

Hi Sarah,

Remember when you mentioned wanting to get back into shape? City College is offering {{b1}} for the winter session, and I think you'd really enjoy them!

We have team and individual options. If you enjoy competitive environments, {{b2}} is fantastic. It's on Monday and Wednesday evenings with a really welcoming group.

If you prefer something flexible and low-key, {{b3}} might suit you better. You can drop in Fridays at 6 PM, rotate partners, and enjoy a relaxed, social atmosphere.

For something unique, we offer {{b4}} on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. It's a full-body workout with amazing instructors, plus you get an incredible adrenaline rush!

{{b5}} for individual sports start at just $80 for the entire 16-week session. Team sports cost a bit more but include extras like ice rental for hockey.

Registration: January 5 - February 15. Programs start February 20. You just need a college ID or community membership to register.

This could be a great way to stay fit, make friends, and have fun. Let me know if you have questions!

Cheers,
David

Sarah

David Chen

Try Winter Sports This Year!

Winter sports action photo with 'CITY COLLEGE - WINTER SPORTS PROGRAMS'

Basketball, volleyball, hockey with schedules and fees

Badminton, swimming, rock climbing details

City College - Winter Sports Programs Registration

I'm pleased to announce that {{b1}} has been expanded to all 26 of our elementary schools.

Another exciting development is that {{b2}} will soon be available throughout our district.

For our tech-savvy families, {{b3}} has just launched a new e-learning portal that students can access anytime, day or night.

{{b4}} is scheduled for Thursday, January 15th at 6:30 PM if you're interested in getting involved in school activities.

Later, on March 1st, we're hosting {{b5}} where we'll discuss future initiatives and improvements for our schools.

To address a complaint about school services

To inform him about available programs and upcoming registration/event dates

To discuss his child's academic performance

What is the main purpose of Mrs. Thompson's email to Michael?

Full-day kindergarten and daycare spaces combined

Which program(s) would be most helpful for a working parent who needs childcare and educational support?

Register immediately as spaces are limited

Wait until March 15th when daycare registration opens

Contact the school office before January 15th

Attend the Board-Wide Initiatives Meeting on March 1st

What is the earliest action Michael should take if interested in the daycare program?

Educational administration - school administrator informing parent about available programs and opportunities

A school administrator named Mrs. Patricia Thompson is emailing a parent named Michael about various education programs and initiatives offered by Southern School Board. The email covers kindergarten programs, daycare spaces, special initiatives, and registration deadlines.

SSB is pleased to offer full-day kindergarten in all 26 elementary schools. This program provides extended learning opportunities for students entering kindergarten. Early childhood educators and teachers collaborate to support child development and academic readiness. Registration begins February 1st.

500 daycare spaces for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers will be made available, starting in September. Spaces are drawn from underutilized schools in the district. Registration for daycare services opens March 15th. Provincial funding supports these spaces to ensure affordability.

SSB has launched a new e-learning portal accessible to all students from elementary to adult learners. The platform supports distance learning, supplementary materials, and interactive tools. Teachers and students can access resources 24/7. Technical support is available Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Learn how to volunteer in schools. All community members welcome.

Registration for full-day kindergarten program. Deadline dates vary by school.

Annual meeting discussing district-wide educational initiatives and plans.

All elementary and secondary schools closed for spring break.

SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOARD

Dear Michael,

I hope this message finds you well. I'm writing to inform you about several exciting programs and opportunities available through Southern School Board that may interest your family.

First, I'm pleased to announce that {{b1}} has been expanded to all 26 of our elementary schools. This program provides a seamless, full-day learning experience for kindergarten students, combining academics with play-based learning. The program starts in September, and registration opens February 1st at your local school.

Another exciting development is that {{b2}} will soon be available throughout our district. We understand that many families need reliable, affordable childcare. Starting in September, 500 new spaces for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers will be created in underutilized school buildings. Registration for these spaces opens March 15th, so mark your calendar.

For our tech-savvy families, {{b3}} has just launched a new e-learning portal that students can access anytime, day or night. Whether your child needs extra support or enrichment, the portal provides interactive resources. Teachers are available to guide students through the platform.

I want to remind you about some key upcoming dates. {{b4}} is scheduled for Thursday, January 15th at 6:30 PM if you're interested in getting involved in school activities. Later, on March 1st, we're hosting {{b5}} where we'll discuss future initiatives and improvements for our schools.

If you have any questions about these programs or would like more information, please don't hesitate to contact our office at 1-800-555-9937 or info@ssb.ca.

Best regards,
Mrs. Patricia Thompson
School Administrator

Mrs. Patricia Thompson

Important: School Programs & Registration Information for Your Child

Southern School Board logo and tagline 'Everyone Welcome. Everyone Learns'

Program description, benefits, and registration information

Daycare spaces available, pricing, eligibility

Technology initiatives and digital learning resources

Important dates, volunteer opportunities, registration timelines

Southern School Board - Program Information & Registration

First, I'd recommend {{b1}}. These offer excellent value and flexibility.

If you want more space without a huge budget increase, {{b2}} starts at $2,100/month.

For premium options, {{b3}} command the highest prices at $1,650-$1,850/month.

Regarding {{b4}}, keep in mind they vary across our building.

Another important detail: {{b5}} for secure underground parking.

To match her stated preferences with appropriate properties

To advertise all apartments without selection

Why is Robert emailing Jennifer about these specific apartments?

Which apartment type offers the best value for someone prioritizing affordability?

Different units have different lease options, so she should know her preference first

She can change lease terms after moving in

What does Robert mean by 'confirm your preferred lease length before applying'?

Real estate transaction - agent presenting rental options to potential tenant

A real estate agent named Robert Sullivan is emailing a prospective tenant named Jennifer about apartment options. The email covers various units, amenities, lease terms, and viewing arrangements.

Corner Unit - 15th Floor

Mid-Floor - Quiet Setting

Family-Friendly Suite

Executive Two-Bedroom

Bachelor Suite - Move-In Ready

Studio Apartment - Budget-Friendly

DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS - PREMIUM LIVING SPACES

Dear Jennifer,

Thank you for contacting us. Based on your preferences, I've identified several properties perfect for you.

First, I'd recommend {{b1}}. These offer excellent value and flexibility, ranging from $950-$1,200/month. Perfect for young professionals seeking affordable, convenient living.

If you want more space without a huge budget increase, {{b2}} starts at $2,100/month with separate dining areas, walk-in closets, and gym access. Several families have recently chosen these.

For premium options, {{b3}} command the highest prices at $1,650-$1,850/month, offering stunning city views and luxury finishes. The 15th-floor corner unit is spectacular with floor-to-ceiling windows and in-unit laundry.

Regarding {{b4}}, keep in mind they vary across our building. Some offer 6, 8, or 12-month flexibility, while others require 12-month minimums. I recommend confirming your preferred lease length before applying.

Another important detail: {{b5}} for secure underground parking—very valuable downtown. This is optional; many tenants use nearby public transit.

I'd love to arrange viewings this weekend. Please let me know which properties interest you. Reach me at 604-555-7368 or info@downtownapts.ca.

Looking forward to helping you find your new home!

Best regards,
Robert Sullivan

Jennifer

Robert Sullivan

Perfect Apartments Available - Let's Schedule a Viewing!

Professional real estate banner with 'DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS - Premium Living Spaces'

High-end units with pricing and premium features

Family-friendly apartments with amenities

Downtown Apartments - Real Estate Listings & Rental Information

Our clinic offers {{b1}} ranging from family medicine to specialized care.

We've developed {{b2}} that go far beyond traditional medical visits.

For those managing chronic conditions, {{b3}} offers monthly check-ins and specialist coordination for $89/month.

For lifestyle transformation, {{b4}} combines medical supervision with nutritional counseling and fitness training.

our Weight Management & Nutrition Program

For $299/month, I'd recommend our {{b5}}, which includes unlimited clinic access and all wellness programs.

To show the clinic handles all types of medical conditions and needs

To discourage Thomas from considering wellness programs

To emphasize that specialist services are the primary offering

Why does Dr. Foster emphasize the clinic's medical specialties before discussing wellness programs?

Enroll in Fitness Program ($125/month) and Weight Management Program ($150/month) separately for $275/month total

Choose Premium Wellness Program ($299/month) which includes both plus additional health benefits

Weight Management Program only is sufficient

Drop-in fitness classes at $20/class are always cheaper

Based on Dr. Foster's descriptions, which approach would be most cost-effective for someone needing both weight management and fitness improvement?

He would benefit from comprehensive healthcare covering multiple wellness areas

He doesn't need any specialized medical services

He should wait before enrolling in programs

What does Dr. Foster's recommendation of the Premium Wellness Program suggest about Thomas's health needs?

Healthcare administration - clinic coordinator promoting services and enrollment opportunities

A healthcare coordinator named Dr. Amanda Foster is emailing a community member named Thomas about comprehensive healthcare services and preventive care programs. The email discusses various medical services, wellness programs, and enrollment opportunities.

Reading Task 2- Apply a Diagram

Downtown Fitness Centre - Class Selection

City Library - Summer Reading Program

What Are Canadians Eating in 2025? - Food Trends Survey

City College - Winter Sports Programs Registration

Southern School Board - Program Information & Registration

Downtown Apartments - Real Estate Listings & Rental Information

Westside Medical Clinic - Healthcare Services & Patient Programs

Tech Conference 2025 - Conference Program & Registration

Riverside University - Course Registration & Academic Programs

Elite Dance Academy - Dance Classes & Performance Programs