Activity

(1) Advertisers tell us it comes from owning and consuming their products.

The media associate it with wealth, beauty, or fame

(2) The writer think there are so many happiness than wealth, beauty or owning and consuming their products.

That’s why they are not lashing happiness

(3) I think the writer included these ideas because people will care more about being happy if they know it also helps their health. If being happy can make you live longer and stay healthy, more people might want to try the suggestions in the article. It shows that happiness is not just about feelings, but also good for your body.

(4)

1. Headings – show what each part is about.

2. Lists – make facts easy to read.

3. Paragraphs – keep ideas clear and separate.

(5) Do things for others and take care of your body.

The writer tries to persuade the reader by using clear and friendly language to make the advice sound simple and helpful. For example, in Step 2, the writer says, “People with strong relationships are happier, healthier and live longer.” This quote shows that connecting with others is important for our well-being. It makes the reader want to follow the advice because it sounds like a good way to be happier and healthier.

The writer also gives practical ideas after each step, which helps the reader know exactly what to do. For example, after Step 2, it says, “Call your parents or play with the kids.” This makes the advice easy to follow in everyday life. The short sentences and action words like “call” and “play” make the reader feel like they can start right away, which makes the advice more persuasive.