SpeakOut lesson 4a: Success

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SpeakOut lesson 4a: Success

Goals of this class

Speaking: intentions or plan? You are going to talk about New Year's resolutions.

Vocabulary: success

Grammar:modals for rules and advice

Writing: giving advice using modal verbs

make a list 1-5 most important

for each number add: W (will) intention/promise or G (going to) plan.

Which statement is most true for you?

I love winning!

I don't mind if I win or lose.

I hate losing more than anything else.

Doing well

working hard

talented

carry on

being strict

failure

giving up

bad loser

Success

A modal verb is a type of auxiliary verb that expresses possibility, ability, permission, or necessity.

Have to/ need to/ must

We use have to/need to/must when we talk about rules and things that are necessary. 

You have no choice, or it’s a very strong suggestion:

• You must talk to your manager about the problem.
• We have to pay tax on the money we earn.
• I need to get up early to catch my flight tomorrow.

Should/Shouldn't

We use should/shouldn’t when we are giving advice. 

We use should to talk about things that are a good idea, and shouldn’t to talk about things that are not a good idea:

• You should come to work in smart clothes.
• You shouldn’t arrive late to meetings.
• Should I wear a tie?

To finish

Finish assignment 8a (class)

and 8b (alone)

Homework

- Online practice 4a

- Grammar bank

Deadline for this period = February 4th.

Checkpoint ahead!

Write down your answers

Answer questions 1-6

Go to page 147 and see if you agree with the outcome.

Ask if students know the word 'competitive'. Competitief = concurrerend in wedstrijden etc

Write down your answers

Answer questions 1-6

Go to page 147 and see if you agree with the outcome.

Ask if students know the word 'competitive'. Competitief = concurrerend in wedstrijden etc

Add up your total score.

Do you agree with what it says about you?

Modals

Do exercise 4 in pairs.

Modals

Do exercise 8 a, b and c.

If you want my advice in C, you should ask!