This 50-minute English lesson aims to teach modals "can", "could", and "would" to pre-intermediate students. The teacher will play a video on interview advice and discuss its content. Students will then match modal verbs to examples and rearrange sentences containing modals. They will practice asking each other modal questions in pairs. To conclude, students will fill in blanks with appropriate modals and discuss phone call purposes.
This 50-minute English lesson aims to teach modals "can", "could", and "would" to pre-intermediate students. The teacher will play a video on interview advice and discuss its content. Students will then match modal verbs to examples and rearrange sentences containing modals. They will practice asking each other modal questions in pairs. To conclude, students will fill in blanks with appropriate modals and discuss phone call purposes.
This 50-minute English lesson aims to teach modals "can", "could", and "would" to pre-intermediate students. The teacher will play a video on interview advice and discuss its content. Students will then match modal verbs to examples and rearrange sentences containing modals. They will practice asking each other modal questions in pairs. To conclude, students will fill in blanks with appropriate modals and discuss phone call purposes.
Lesson Aim: Modals ‘can’, ‘could’ and ‘would’. Student details: Age (s): Level: Date: Class Room
Time Student activity Teacher activity
Engagement activity Play Video, Unit 1, and then discuss her Melissa Fox’s interview advice (ML, advice for interviewees. How much is it Pre.int, ROM) good to know about a potential Watch video and discuss her advice employer?
Presentation stage Models are verbs like ‘may, might, can,
Modals (ML, Pre.int, CB, p.10) could’ which don’t decline with different Match the modals to their people, but define ability, requests and examples, a-2, b-3, c-1, offers. E.g. ‘modal + go to the toilet.’
Can, requests, give permission, offer,
describe ability, express possibility
Could, future possibilities
Would, requests, offers, imaginary
situations Study stage Work with the students to rearrange the Modals in Sentences (ML, Pre.int, sentences a) and match the questions CB, p.10) and answers b). a) together rearrange the words to make sentences then b) match the answers to the questions,
Time Student activity Teacher activity
Practice Stage Put the students in pairs to ask each Modal questions (ML, Pre.int, CB, other for the information in c), as if p.10) they are asking interview questions c) In pairs ask each other questions, using modal verbs, to get the information from their partner
Warm down/follow up Have students decide which modals
Practice exercise, language should go in the blanks review, U1, Ex2, (ML, Pre.int, ROM) Fill in the blanks together
SKILL making telephone contact Play tracks8-10 individually, and
(ML, Pre.int, CB, p.11) discuss their purpose and if they know Listen to CD1, U1, tracks8-10 and each other, discus their purpose and if they Complete, c)-e) and f) if there is time know each other,
Sources of materials used: Market Leader Pre-Intermediate Course Book, Market