Supposing you knew how to… (conditionals)

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LESSON SET OVERVIEW

With this lesson set, your students will:

  • revise second, third and mixed conditionals;
  • practise conditional phrases,
  • discuss inventions and their influence on people’s lives and the world,
  • talk about survival skills,
  • watch parts of two videos on inventions and a video about CPR. 

With this set, students practise conditional structures. In the first lesson, students use different conditional sentences to talk about inventions. They also watch videos about inventions. In the second lesson, students use conditional phrases to create conditional sentences.

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Lesson 1 Revise second, third and mixed conditionals
practise conditional structures
Standard Lesson 60 min Unlimited Plan

What if it had never been invented?

Grammar Technology

Students discuss the impact of inventions while revising conditional structures. They recall the rules of creating conditional sentences and talk about the inventions in the videos using target language. They also talk about most recent inventions and failed inventions.

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Lesson 2 Teach students conditional phrases
conditional phrases
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Survival skills we need to know

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Students learn and practise conditional phrases (e.g. supposing, provided that, should you ever) and further practise different conditional sentences. They talk about survival skills, CPR and bushcraft. Students will use conditional sentences in ex. 7 and 8 (slides 22-25).

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