Search Results for: going to

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"What's the plan, Stan?"

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Pre-intermediate (b1) level

In this lesson students will practice new grammar: using "going to" and the present continuous for future arrangements. As a subskill, students will practice speaking for fluency in the context of plans. After a brief lead-in, stdents will search the text from the previous lesson for examples of plans. I will then walk students through the meaning of these phrases. Next, students will be presented parts of a sentence. They will organize it into a plan using both "going to" and the presen...

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What's on? - Reading Lesson (TP6)

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Beginner - a1 level

In this lesson, the students will prepare to read a text about things to do when going out in the form of a 'What's on?' section of a magazine/newspaper. In order to prepare, they will discuss some possible activities/places, how often they go to those places, and things/people they've seen in those places. While reading, they will scan for specific information and then answer detailed questions. After reading, they will rank the activities/places from most fun to least fun (1 to 9) as a group.

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QUESTION TAG

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Intermediate level

In this lesson, the learners are going to learn "question tags" through guided discovery (mostly). Although first 5 minutes of the lesson students will practice "question tags" based on the information they remember from the previous lesson,guided discovery will be implemented during the class.After they get some knowledge about what they will learn,they will find a similarity between the first sentence implemented in lead in and the sentences they listened and filled in the blanks. Later on...

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Ibrahim Yurttas, TP, 3

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Beginner, a1 level

In this lesson, the students are going to learn about present <b>simple</b> tense in the context of daily routines. To this end, the students are going to be introduced to daily routines (wake up, get up, have a shower, have a breakfast, go to work, etc.). The students are going to learn the two different spellings of third singular person ending -s in the present <b>simple</b> tense: -s and -es. The students are going to learn the three different pronunciation of third singular person ...

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Abouzar- 15/04/2016

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Beginners a1 level

In this lesson the students are going to learn how to talk about the future using “be going to” through a guided discovery based on a listening audio about life changes in the future. This is followed by reading and listening about two women who are going to talk about their future plan. Finally there is some controlled practice through sentences reformulation and free practice via final role-play speaking activity.

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Going on a trip

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Clb 3 & 4 level

Learning to talk about future plans using "going to" verb structure

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Looking Good, Appearance

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Elementary level

In this lesson students will practice their listening skills in the context of describing film start. Initially, they are going to be asked to talk about their favorite actor/actress and movie as a lead in. Later on, teacher is going to pre-teach some vocabulary related to the listening audio tracks. Next, students are going to talk about some film stars and their appearances using the words they will have learned. In the listening part, they are going to listen for gist to get the main idea ...

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Child Prodigies

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Elementary level

In this lesson; the students are going to learn about child prodigies on page 41. I am going to do the listening. After listening the students are going to learn the pre-teach blocking vocabulary that I am going to give. Finally they are going to learn the grammar which includes `could` with its <b>past</b> form.

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TP6

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Elementary level

In this lesson, students are going to practice question words and sentence stress in questions in the context of meeting a new friend online.They are going to start the lesson with question words and move on to the exercise where they are going to use the questions to make questions in a controlled practice activity. They are going to finish the lesson with a speaking activity where they are going to ask questions and react to each other.

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Going Out

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Beginners level

This lesson has the same general context of the previous one. It is about inviting people to go out. The target language "Present progressive" will be elicited from the listening activity.
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