Practising quantifiers in different contexts

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LESSON SET OVERVIEW

With this lesson set, your students will:

  • practise using quantifiers in various contexts,
  • learn and practise work-related collocations,
  • practise listening comprehension with two videos,
  • discuss work conditions and employee feedback,
  • talk about mentoring.

This lesson set on job satisfaction and professional improvement allows students to practise quantifiers. In the first (flipped) lesson, students learn and practise quantifiers and talk about job satisfaction. In the second lesson, they talk about mentoring and are given more opportunity to practise quantifiers.

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Lesson 1

Teach students using quantifiers
ESL lesson on quantifiers
Flipped Lesson 60 min Unlimited Plan

How about a little improvement?

Business Grammar

Students review and practise quantifiers (e.g. much, many, few, a few, hardly any), watch a video on employee satisfaction survey and discuss different professional situations, as well as their own experiences as employees or employers.

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Lesson 2

Provide more context to practise quantifiers
lesson about mentorship
Standard Lesson 60 min Unlimited Plan

Does everyone need a mentor?

Business

Students watch a video and discuss the idea of mentoring. They also practise some work-related collocations (e.g. see potential in someone, do a task for someone). Encourage students to sum up what was discussed in ex. 4 using quantifiers, and in ex. 9 ask them what quantifiers can be used with the word advice.

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  1. Shams Gaia

    Hey! Thanks for the lesson plan, love it!
    Could you checkout the link to the video in the first set? It’s broken.

    1. Justa

      Hi! We’re happy you like the set šŸ™‚
      The links to the videos in both lessons work fine on our side, however, you might experience some problems while clicking on them in the PDF versions of the worksheet. Nevertheless, you can also access the videos through our website. If you still have a problem, please reach out to us at [email protected] and we’ll help you out!

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