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Upper-intermediate levelTP1 - Speaking in the context of honesty |
TP1 - Speaking in the context of honesty•Upper-intermediate level | |
In this lesson, students develop their conversation fluency skills relying on the subject of honesty in different contexts along with the use of second conditional. After engaging in small group discussions about their own personal experiences, students continue with a speaking activity. A questionnaire about honesty is used to encourage students to talk more about the subject. In small groups students share their ideas by using their own notes about their answers. Finally students check the ...
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Intermediate levelAround The World, Speaking |
Around The World, Speaking•Intermediate level | |
In this Lesson, students will develop their oral fluency through guided activities. First, they will do some listening activities which will be a model for what they are going to talk about.Then, they will do some pre-speaking a activities. Finally they practice the target skill,speaking,in pairs.
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Upper-intermediate levelTP2: Listening |
TP2: Listening•Upper-intermediate level | |
Students will practice their listening (with exercises also provided to practice their reading and speaking) skills, while also exposing them to vocabulary about plants and gardens.
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Pre-intermediate levelTP1 |
TP1•Pre-intermediate level | |
Receptive skills lesson about relationships with neighbours.
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Upper intermediate levelReading and vocabulary TP1 |
Reading and vocabulary TP1•Upper intermediate level | |
This lesson sets a general context for all three lessons through a reading (receptive skills lesson). The main focus is on reading intensively to deduce the meaning of highlighted vocabulary from context,
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Upper-intermediate levelLP_TP 7 David Ortiz |
LP_TP 7 David Ortiz•Upper-intermediate level | |
The students are upper-intermediate with the majority of them with sufficient communication skills to develop a fluent class in terms of reviewing and practicing the TL and achieving the goals successfully.
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Elementary levelTeaching Practice 5 |
Teaching Practice 5•Elementary level | |
In this lesson, students are introduced to the topic of news.
They will learn some new vocabulary, become confident and find it again in a TV news stories.
Their listening skill will be developed up to the end of the session, during freer practice.
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Pre-intermediate levelreading and freer speaking |
reading and freer speaking•Pre-intermediate level | |
The lesson starts with setting the context of the word, “Rebel”, with the help of mimes. Students will discuss in groups why people rebel? The lesson will go on with reading for gist and reading for deduction. They will replace the underlined words from the words and expression found in the text to show better understanding of the text. The lesson finishes with freer practice of speaking about their personal lives and their rebellions when they were young.
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Elementary levelProductive Skills - Speaking |
Productive Skills - Speaking•Elementary level | |
In this lesson Ss will practice a variety of speaking activities. The context follows from the previous lessons of the day (shopping). Ss will identify common objects, ask about things in shops and say how much things are. They will also learn some additional functional phrases that will assist Ss to drive the price and negotiate a sale. Some functional phrases: "too much", "sale", "up", and "down".
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Upper intermediate levelTP1 |
TP1•Upper intermediate level | |
This is an activity from the communication section of the Teachers’ book. The context changes from interviews to asking questions with a real-life purpose, making conversation, e.g. Dinner Party conversations. A good way to introduce this may be to ask the Ss if they were ever at a dinner party where they didn’t know anyone/what it feels like to hold a conversation where both parties don’t know what to say. It’s up to you how you use the material, but you should follow the sequence for a prod...
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