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Lesson plan: Modal verbs
Раздел | Иностранные языки |
Класс | - |
Тип | Конспекты |
Автор | Мурузова А.В. |
Дата | 21.10.2014 |
Формат | doc |
Изображения | Есть |
Lesson Plan
Modal verbs
Name of trainee
Class name (or number) Level Pre-Intermediate
Number of students
Date Duration of lesson
Aims
Modal verbs expressing deductions must, could, might, can't
Sub aims
Listening for gist and for detail
Talking about the cultural meaning of clothes
Assumptions
Clothes vocabulary, adjectives (old/new…), asking questions (yes/no response)
Expected problems
The usage of modal verbs (positive/negative) could+V
Materials
"New English Millenium" (Student's book), CD-recording, set of pictures
Timing
Warm up
5 min Answer the questions.
What clothes do you prefer wearing? Why?
What styles in clothes do you know? Name them, please.
Can you describe each of them?
5 min Input/Presentation
Timing
Practice 1 Individual work, whole class work
10 min Read Charlie's opinion about Tracy and answer the questions
Tracy must be at school. She's 15. She likes wearing sporty clothes, so she might be a tennis player. Perhaps she could be a rock music fan. Sha can't be an aggressive type of person. She has a charming smile.
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Is Charlie sure that Tracy is a pupil?
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Why does Charlie think that she is not aggressive?
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Is it true that people who wear sporty clothes always do sports?
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Is there any evidence that Tracy loves rock music or it is a guess?
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Ask students why when talkin about TracyCharlie uses different modal verbs. Allow enough time for students to think and come up to the ideathat they show how sure he is about what he says.
Look at the people again and say where they must/could/might be going to.
10 min Practice 2 Individual work
Listen to the interviews with the teenagers and find out if their style shows their character or not. Fill the table.
Teenager
Yes / No
Andy
Sarah
Sam
Laura
To practice listening for detail we should define if each sentence is true or false.
1. Andy might be a DJ.
2. Andy must love to be the centre of attention as he wears very bright clothes and has a funny hairdo.
3. Sarah must be indifferent to what her classmates think of her clothes. She doesn't follow fashion.
4. Sam can't be sporty. He wears glasses.
5. Sam might like casual clothes on Sundays.
6. Laura must be from a rich family because she wears expensive clothes.
Now we should listen to the tape being careful and paying attention to the information which is given in the exercise.
10 min Production Speaking
Groupwork
In groups of three or four discuss the statements from the box. Each group should choose a statement and make a report according to the plan.
Statements
Plan
1. People are what they wear
2. Clothes never tell the truth.
3. The right choice of clothes helps a lot.
1. Say which of the statements you agree/disagree with.
2. Explain why you agree/disagree.
3. Give examples from your personal experience to illustrate your opinion.
4. Give advice to other teenagers on how to choose what to wear.
A representative of each group reports on the results of their discussion.
Plenary
Does the right choice of clothes help a lot?
Homework
Tell about your attitude according one of the statements.
Statements
1. People are what they wear
2. Clothes never tell the truth.
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