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1216.

Articles

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Pre-intermediate level

In this lesson students are going to learn about articles through a reading about an old grandfather. They practice the subject through grammar spot and some exercises in the book

1217.

Name of the things

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A1 level

In this lesson, students learn new words about things. the lesson starts with a pair work in which they have to say names of the things they can see in a picture, the picture contains the things that students know for example: cell phone, computer ... . then they share their answers in the class after that I will teach some new words and have practice. When working on new words finished students will go through a dialogue to get familiar with singular and plural nouns then they will do some p...

1218.

Introductory: names/nationalities/jobs; R & W skills

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Elementary level

In this lesson, SS will meet the teacher and each other. They will learn 1st, 2nd and 3rd person ways of talking about themselves and others. They will learn countries and nationalities. They will meet a lexical set of jobs and learn how to record the word stress. They will practise reading skills at an elementary level and will produce a paragraph about themselves.

1219.

Where's the ball

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Family 1 level

in this lesson, students will learn about the used to through PPP based on a reading text about the school.the lesson starts with a discussion about old and new schools. finally there is some controlled practice through sentence reformulation and free practice speaking activity.

1220.

Simple and continuous present.

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Elementary level

In this lesson the Ss will learn about how to speak and write about the <b>simple</b> present and continuous tenses.i will ask them about their routine as a lead-in then ask them ''what are you doing now ?'' I will elicit their answers in order to move to the exposure step. I will give them a short article about the two tenses and they will underline the verbs so, they notice the usage of each tense. I will elicit the usage from them and explain it more.I will ask them to give me some sentenc...

1221.

Fashion victims

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Pre-intermediate level

This lesson aims to provide the ss with the opportunity to focus on a blend of skills,namely reading, listening ,speaking. The lesson also strives to help the ss to make use of the TL in a number of activities.This lesson starts with presenting pictures that represent the idea of being a fashion victim. The visuals can help the ss to gear up for the following mini-discussion.Next, the ss embark upon a reading about GUCCI with a family tree to present. This stage involves reading for gist and...

1222.

Teaching Practice 6

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Intermediate level

In this lesson, students will learn about unexpected travel difficulties and the different decisions one can make in that moment. They will use listening deduction to piece together a scenario involving a couple and travel related lexis sets to answer this. Furthermore, using speaking practice to personalize this.

1223.

TP5

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Upper intermediate level

In this lesson students will learn how to effectively write a short story and use adjectives and adverbs to make the story come alive. First they will read a model story without descriptive words. Then the students will focus on how important adjectives and adverbs are in story telling by filling in the blanks. They will also briefly look at time expressions to help with writing. Then the students will work with partners and go step by step through the writing process to produce their own sho...

1224.

comparing adjectives- comparing equal adjectives

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Intermediate level

In this lesson,learners are going to deal with another way of comparison.As they have leanrnt about comparing two or more adjectives,which means comparatives and superlatives of adjectives,hence,it is primordial to know the different ways of comparing.

1225.

Adverb of frequency

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A2 level

In this lesson the student learn to use frequence adverb in their sentences and their talk. They are fimilliar with <b>simple</b> present tences so i'm going to gove them some examples that shows this kind of adverbs. After all they can use them in their parts and at the right place of the sentences.
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