3VTTOA Week 2 Les 1+2 (Unit 4.4 vocab + 4.5 grammar future time clauses +1st conditional))

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Week 2: lesson 1+2 (Unit 4.4 vocabulary + 4.5 grammar; future time clauses +1st conditional)

Homework

Finish all exercises of Unit 4.1 & 4.2 (Students book) 

Homework not done? >> come back on friday at 16.00 in room 063 to finish it!

Last lesson

I can recognise discourse markers in order to understand a discussion

Question:

What are "discourse markers"? 

This lesson

I can use words from unit 4.4 to talk about ideas of homes and community

Question:

What does "wander" mean?

Lesson goals

Lesson plan (4+5)

1. Wordweb

2. Practice in Unit 4.4

3. Check answers

4. Future time clauses/first conditionals

5. Practice in Unit 4.5

6. Check answers

7. Did we achieve our lesson goals?

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Unit 4.4 Vocabulary 

Now go to p. 54.

Read the text 

then do exercise 3-6

You have 15 minutes & 

you work alone 

Finished early?

Do ex.1-7 of Vocabulary Booster (p.123)

How did it go?

Any questions?

Let's check together.

Time left?  Let's play Kahoot!

 Enter the game PIN that I will show you now

Lesson goals:

I can use words from unit 4.4 to talk about ideas of homes and community

Question:

What does "wander" mean?

Homework (for Friday):

All the exercises of Unit 4.4

Let's have a break for 3 minutes:)

Week 2: lesson 2 (Unit 4.5  grammar; future time clauses +1st conditional)

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Last lesson

I can use words from unit 4.4 to talk about ideas of homes and community

Question:

What does "wander" mean?

This lesson

I can use future time clauses & first conditionals to talk about plans and make predictions

Question:

What is a "first conditional"?

Lesson goals

Which one is correct?

You should take your umbrella in case it rains

You should take your umbrella in case it will rain

Which one is correct?

You should take your umbrella in case it rains

You should take your umbrella in case it will rain

Why?

You should take your umbrella in case it rains

We call this: a future time clause.

In future time clauses, we normally use a present tense, NOT a future tense.

Which one is correct?

If mr. van Zonderen is cooking, I'm not staying for dinner

If mr. van Zonderen will be cooking, I'm not  staying for dinner

Which one is correct?

If mr. van Zonderen is cooking, I'm not staying for dinner

If mr. van Zonderen will be cooking, I'm not  staying for dinner

Why?

If mr. van Zonderen is cooking, I'm not staying for dinner

We call this: a first conditional.

First conditionals always start with "If" followed by a present tense. The result clause can have any future form/ imperative

Unit 4.5 Grammar Animation

Go to p. 55 of your Students Book.

Watch the Grammar Animation

After that do ex.2-5

Unit 4.5 Future time clauses & first conditionals

Now do exercise 2-5

  

You have 15 minutes & 

you work alone 

Finished early?

Do ex.1-3 of Grammar Booster (p.139)

How did it go?

Any questions?

Let's check together.

Time left?

Let's do ex. 6 together 

Listen & finish the sentences with the correct tenses

Lesson goals:

I can use future time clauses & first conditionals to talk about plans and make predictions

Question:

What is a "first conditional"?

Homework (for Wednesday):

All the exercises of Unit 4.4 & 4.5

Time left?  Let's play Kahoot!

 Enter the game PIN that I will show you now

Last 5 minutes 

of the lesson

- Stay seated till the bell goes

- Write down homework

- Pack your bag