It’s old and used but I love it!

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LESSON SET OVERVIEW

With this lesson set, your students will:

  • discuss second-hand fashion from different viewpoints,
  • watch a video excerpt about the thrift clothing industry and one about digitizing old photos,
  • learn to use ‘so’, ‘neither’ and auxiliary verbs to show agreement,
  • talk about photos and keepsakes.

With this lesson set, students talk about old and second-hand items, how the items can be reused and why they might be important to people. In the first lesson, students talk about buying second-hand clothes and learn so, neither and auxiliary verbs to show agreement. In the second lesson, students talk about old photos and other keepsakes while practising the grammar point from the first lesson.

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Lesson 1 Teach students to use ‘so’ and ‘neither’ to show agreement
using so and neither
Standard Lesson 60 min Unlimited Plan

Do you buy second-hand? So do I!

Grammar Lifestyle

Students watch a video about thrift shopping, learn to use so, neither and auxiliary verbs to show agreement and practise the grammar point while talking about buying second-hand clothes.

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Lesson 2 Encourage students to further practise ‘so’ and ‘neither’
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A trip down memory lane…

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Students watch a video and talk about digitizing old photos. They also talk about common keepsakes and objects they keep for memories. Encourage students to respond to what their partner says in ex. 2 and ex. 4 (slides 8 and 12) using so, neither and auxiliary verbs.

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