Integrated skills, a one, listen to maggi, an mr. Joes conversation, and put the steps IT takes to start a new school club in the correct order. Write the letters in the boxes. Hello, mr. joe. May I talk to you? It's about school clubs. Sure, Maggie, what is IT? I've heard . that students can start their own clubs. Could you tell me how to do? IT, sure. You'll just need to write a proposal about your plans. What type of club do you want to start? IT should help students learn a useful scale. You can't have a juice drinking club, for example, or the principal would agree to IT. That's fine. I want to practice short story writing, and I have noticed we don't have a short story writing club. Would that be OK? That sounds like a great idea in your proposal. You'll need to mention the name of the club, the name of the club leader, the aims of the club, and the time the club will meet each week. Then you lead to write about the activities you plan to organize at the club. You should also mention any materials you will need and how you're going to find new members. When your proposal is ready, you must find at least five students, including you, to sign up for the first meeting, then give your proposal to me. Okay, what happens after that? I'll look at your proposal. And if it's good enough, i'll give IT to the principle. Once he agrees, i'll help you find a place for the club and set up your first meeting. Thank you so much, mr. joe. I'm going to write my proposal right away.