Write 60–80 words of safe advice about habits that reduce the spread of viruses. Include handwashing, not sharing bottles and asking an adult for help when unwell.
Plan who/what/where/when and a useful detail. Use the unit language: Simple sentences contain one main clause. They may have a subject + verb (“We exercise”), a subject + verb + object (“Mai drinks water”), or a subject + be + adjective (“She is active”). A subject or object can contain several words. “Mai and Nam walk to school” is still a simple sentence: one shared verb phrase. Use clear imperatives for advice: “Wear a hat.” Do not join unrelated clauses with just a comma.
Original model: We can build habits that help reduce the spread of viruses. Wash your hands with soap and water before meals and after using the toilet. Use your own drinking bottle instead of sharing one. If you feel unwell, tell an adult and follow local health advice. Keep a comfortable routine with enough rest. These habits can help, but no routine promises that a person will never become ill.