success
Intermediate level
Description
Materials
Main Aims
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To provide clarification, review and practice of Future clauses in the context of success
Subsidiary Aims
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To provide fluency speaking practice in a conversation in the context of success
Procedure (24-36 minutes)
I will share my plans with students. I will ask them to speak about their plans in pairs.
I will teach three main vocabulary ( plumber- resign - run a hotel) 1- plumber(n) (picture): a person who repairs water pipes, toilets show students a picture of a plumber and ask them who he is, What does he do? I will elicit the meaning and the form. Regarding the pronunciation, they would mispronounce it. Highlight that b is silent—model and drill in a sentence. CCQs: 1. Does a plumber fix water pipes? (yes) 2. When was the last time you need a plumber? 2- resign(v) :ask students to guess. If you don't like your job, you must .......... CCQs: 1-Are you forced to leave the job? (no) 2-Is it your own decision? (yes) 3- Run (a hotel) (exemplification) (v): My father is a hotel manager. He runs the hotel. when you run a hotel: 1-Are you working as an employee there? (no) 2-Do you have a supervisor? (no)
- Introduce the first handout as: 1. Those people have made career shifts. First, read the texts attached to the pictures. 2. Second, match the quotes to the person/people who said them. ICQs: Are you reading or matching first? reading What are you matching? (quotes to who said it) - Pair check. - While they are checking their answers, I will those quotes on board.
As I wrote the quotes on the board, I will ask students some questions to elicit the rule and meaning itself from them. - Where are the conjunctions? ( when, if, as soon as, before, after) - Which tense follows the conjunction? ( present simple) - Which meaning do these conjunctions give? ( future) Highlight the pronunciation and stress. Ask students to drill a sentence.
Ask students to complete the sentences to make them true for themselves. Demo the instructions After they finish, students check their answers in groups.
- Switch pairs by giving them different letters A, B and C. - Ask each letter to sit together. ( I will check who is a, b,c) - They will discuss their sentences in a conversation. - I will demo the activity first with a student. ICQs: What are you talking about? ( Our sentences) How many sentences? (6) Ask students what they figured out. Open class feedback
Check students' grammatical and structural errors.