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Where I live
Beginner level

Description

In this lesson, students will learn the difference between 'There's' and 'There are' and talk about different rooms in the house

Materials

Abc Student's book

Main Aims

  • To provide the use of there's and there are

Subsidiary Aims

  • To provide reading about Robert's living room

Procedure

Lead-In and Pre-teaching vocabulary (3-5 minutes) • To generate interest in the theme of the lesson

- T uses a group of pictures of a garden, balcony, house and flat. - T elicits the words of these picture. - T sets an example ' I live in a flat. We do not have a garden. We have a balcony' - Ss work in pair to take about where they live for two minutes. ICCQ: - Will you live in a flat or a house? - Is it big or small? - Do you have a garden or a balcony?

Pre- teaching vocabulary (3-5 minutes) • To unblock key lexis to help Ss understand the task

- T shows pictures of different rooms in the house. - T elicits the names of different rooms: dining room, living room, kitchen , bathroom and bedroom. - T asks Ss to work in pairs to think about what things they can find in each room for two minutes. - T gives them a handout to find the thing in the house and write numbers: ICCQs: - Will you listen or write? - write - What will you write? - numbers - How much time? - two minutes - Ss check their answers in pairs. - T provides feedback by asking Ss to write the correct number on the board - Ss listen and repeat

Listening task (3-5 minutes) • To practice listening and contextualize and introduce the target language

- T shows a picture of Robert and asks Ss " what's his name? - Robert, Where's he? - In his living room, Is his room tidy? no, What are these things? play station, posters." - T asks Ss to read and listen about Robert. - T highlights there's and there are and asks questions: - Is there an old sofa? yes - Are there two arm chairs? yes - T chests the Ho and asks Ss to listen again and write the correct answer.

Clarifying target language (8-10 minutes) • To clarify meaning, pronunciation and form so that learners can understand and say and construct

-T gives Ss a HO using discovery learning to elicit the rule of "There's - There are". - Ss discover the meaning, form and pronunciation by using CCQs CCQS: - How many sofas/armchairs? - Is it a singular or a plural noun? - In positive, we use There's or Their's - Ss check in pairs their answers - T gives feedback on WB - T drills the pronunciation

Controlled practice (3-5 minutes) • To help learners use the language accurately

- T gives Ss a worksheet to choose the correct answer. ICCQs: - Will you listen and write? - No read and choose - How many questions? 8 questions - How much time? 3 minutes - Ss check in pairs. - T provides FB by asking Ss to write the answer on the WB

Semi-controlled practice (3-5 minutes) • To help learners use the language more accurately

- T asks Ss to talk about Robert's room using activity 2 ICCQ: - Will you listen or talk? talk - talk about yourself ? no about Robert - how much time? 3 minutes - Ss check in pairs. - T gets feedback from one or two students.

Freer practice (8-10 minutes) • To help learners use the language more accurately

- T aska Ss to talk about their rooms by asking and answering questions with "Is there ..? Are there ....?" - Ss swap their partners. ICCQs: - How many friends will you talk? all my friends - Will you ask about their family? no, their rooms

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