With this lesson set, your students will:
Doing both lessons allows you to teach students to form questions, see them being used in real life and practise them in fun ways.
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Each lesson in the set is also a standalone lesson.
Students talk about a famous game ‘Who am I’ and learn how to form different questions in Present Simple and Past Simple. After students practise creating questions and watch a video with the rules, they try playing the game themselves.
Students talk about celebrities, watch and discuss an interview, and practise creating questions in Present Simple and Past Simple. They also learn useful phrases to answer questions (e.g. Let me think and That’s a good question!). Students consolidate their knowledge when they do role play and interview each other in ex. 12 (slide 32).
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Add to saved lessonsIn the first lesson, students discuss different food and cuisines while learning food-related vocabulary. In the second lesson, students talk about their attitude towards cooking, their experience and about being a chef using the vocabulary from the first lesson.
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Add to saved lessonsIn the first lesson, students talk about travelling in general. As a second lesson, choose Lesson 2A to practise collocations; choose Lesson 2B to compare countries; or choose Lesson 2C to practise language useful when travelling by plane.
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Add to saved lessonsIn the first lesson, students learn how to use Past Continuous and Past Simple. They practise them by creating excuses for people in difficult situations. In the second lesson, students further practise the two tenses by creating stories set in posh places.
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Add to saved lessonsIn the first lesson, students talk about people and personalities. In the second lesson, they delve into relationships and meeting people.
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Add to saved lessonsIn the first lesson, students learn language to express and ask for opinions. In the second lesson, they use the language extensively while talking about a topic of your choice.
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Add to saved lessonsIn the first lesson, students revise Present Simple and Present Continuous. In the second lesson, they practise the tenses in speaking using different contexts.
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Add to saved lessonsIn the first lesson, students talk about cities and learn quantifiers. In the second lesson, they talk about transport in cities using the quantifiers.
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Add to saved lessonsThe lessons in this set allow students to learn useful structures and vocabulary to be able to talk about their tasks, skills and motivation more fluently. The tasks in the lessons also let students apply previously learnt materials.
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Add to saved lessonsThis lesson set is designed to give you an opportunity to learn more about your new beginner (A2) students: their work, hobbies, and experiences.
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Hello, but how can I display the lesson, I already did the 2 recommended lessons and I try to open this one and it says the same, this is a set lesson, I am not sure I understand how this works! thanks
Hi! This particular set consists of two lessons. If you’ve already used them both with your students, you can go ahead and choose another set. If something is still unclear, please email us at [email protected].