i am an online esl teacher. please help me compose an email to an A2 student named Salvio. He is learning about Australia because he is traveling to Australia to visit his son. He is retired and speaks portugese. Last lesson we did a lesson. Here is the worksheet:

""When in Rome…
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1. Complete the sentences with your own ideas. Compare with a partner.
a) British people are very polite/drink tea at four o’clock.
b) American people…………………………………………………………………
c) Chinese people…………………………………………………………………..
d) Italian people……………………………………………………………………..
e) Russian people…………………………………………………………………..
2. Talk about what people usually do/don’t do in the following situations in
your country.
3. Watch four short videos and decide if the statements below are true or
false.
VIDEO 1
VIDEO 2
VIDEO 3
VIDEO 4
a) In China, it’s polite to leave some food on your plate.
b) Most French people take good care of their cars.
c) If you go to a wedding in Malta, you should give the bride and groom a gift.
d) In Japan, it’s not unusual to fall asleep on someone while on public transport.
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4. Discuss the questions.
• Have you been to any of the countries mentioned in ex. 3? If yes, do you think
that the ‘true’ statements above are true?
• Which of the statements are true in your country?
• What other interesting cultural and social rules from different countries do you
know?
5. Choose the correct forms to complete the sentences.
a) If you go to someone’s house, you should always take off/to take off your
shoes.
b) It’s polite kiss/to kiss on both cheeks when you greet someone.
c) Most people eat/to eat dinner late in the evening.
d) People tend give/to give out sweets and cakes on their birthday.
e) It is not respectful make/to make direct eye contact with someone.
f) You should use/to use a special form of ‘you’ when you talk to someone
older.
6. Find two correct sentences. Correct the others.
a) You should never to blow your nose in public.
b) It’s not unusual to see people kissing in public.
c) If you travel in a taxi, you to pay a tip.
d) Most people to shake hands when they meet.
e) People tend to wait in queues.
f) It’s very impolite not take a gift when you visit someone.
7. Discuss whether the sentences in ex. 5 and 6 are true in your
culture/country.
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8. Look at the photos and discuss the social norms
in your culture and other cultures you have
experience of. Use the ‘Useful Language’.
9. Complete the lesson title.
When in Rome,…
a) walk like a Roman soldier.
b) visit the pope.
c) do as the Romans do.
10.Discuss the questions.
• What do you think the phrase in ex. 9 means?
• Do you agree? Why (not)?
USEFUL LANGUAGE
If you…, you always…
It’s polite/impolite to…
It is not respectful to…
Most people…
You should/shouldn’t…
People tend to…
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11.Write a blog post giving advice on social norms for visitors to your country.
• Create an interesting title to get the readers’ attention.
• Write a short introduction. Make it funny or interesting. Ask the readers a
question to keep their attention.
• Tell the readers what they will learn.
• Write the main paragraphs. Make them simple, fun, interesting and useful.
• End with a conclusion. What are your opinions on this topic?""

I will send this worksheet to him as a pdf. Also, apologize for sending it late.