Extreme adjectives
UPPER-INTERMEDIATE level
Description
Materials
Main Aims
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To provide practice and revise extreme adjectives in the context of celebrations.
Subsidiary Aims
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To provide fluency speaking practice in a conversation
Procedure (36-47 minutes)
1. T greets students. "Knock knockā¦(who is there?)" 2. T asks students to talk about how they felt last time they celebrated Mexico's independence say. T nominates 2 or 3 students.
2. T sets a gist task. Prediction task: What do you think the conversation is going to be about based on the pictures? 3. T asks studnets to write their answers in the chatbox to save them for later use. 4. Learners read and answer individually. 5. T conducts OCFB. "Were your predictions correct?"
T highlists the TL in the conversation. "Look at the spotlighted lnguage in the text. What are these?"
T clarifies the TL by using semantic maps. 1. Starving MEANING PRONUNCIATION FORM 3. Deafening MEANING PRONUNCIATION FORM 3. Soaked MEANING PRONUNCIATION FORM
4 T provides students with controlled practice of the language. 5.The learners do this individually and then check in pairs. 6. T send students to the BORs. 7. T conducts OCFB.
6. T sets a communicative task for learners to use the TL fluently. 7. Students aske asked to describe an event they went to, using the TL. 8. T send students to the BORs. 9. T conducts Feedback and DEC.