This 50-minute English lesson aims to teach past simple and present perfect tenses. Students will engage in activities to practice using these tenses, including brainstorming causes of stress, listening to audio passages, filling in blanks, answering questions, and roleplaying a meeting. The teacher will explain the grammar rules for past simple and present perfect and guide students through the listening and speaking activities.
This 50-minute English lesson aims to teach past simple and present perfect tenses. Students will engage in activities to practice using these tenses, including brainstorming causes of stress, listening to audio passages, filling in blanks, answering questions, and roleplaying a meeting. The teacher will explain the grammar rules for past simple and present perfect and guide students through the listening and speaking activities.
This 50-minute English lesson aims to teach past simple and present perfect tenses. Students will engage in activities to practice using these tenses, including brainstorming causes of stress, listening to audio passages, filling in blanks, answering questions, and roleplaying a meeting. The teacher will explain the grammar rules for past simple and present perfect and guide students through the listening and speaking activities.
Lesson Aim: Past Simple and Present Prefect Student details: Age (s): Level: Date: Class Room
Time Student activity Teacher activity
Engagement activity Have students A) brainstorm causes of Dealing with stress (ML, PI, CB, stress on the board then hand out stress p.46) listening worksheet, to be filled in whilst A going through the SB questions B) listen to track1.43 and answer the 2 meaning questions C) listen to track1.44 and answer the question D) listen to track1.44 and fill in the blanks E), F) listen to tracks1.45 and 1.46 and answer respective questions G) can be discussed as a whole group Presentation stage Past simple refers to things which have Past Simple and Present Prefect happened in the past, ‘-ed’. (ML, PI, CB, p.48, 145.) Present Perfect refers to things in the Read through the grammar past which continue or have an effect on explanation the present, or life experiences. A) cross out the incorrect sentence subject +’have/has’ + ‘verb’… in each pair ‘Have’ + subject + ‘verb’ ? B) write the expressions in the correct column Past simple things have to be completed, C) write a question and answer on with a time reference in the past, or can each topic be because we see the event has being in the past. - Set A) and B) with C) as an extension Study stage Brain storm A) as a group then go Discussion Skills (ML, PI, SB, p.47) through listening activities B), C) and D) A) Brainstorm ways of improving together. After these E) can be discussed worker health and fitness in pairs then shared back to the group. B) listen to track1.47 and compare to brainstorm C) listen to track1.48 and fill in the gaps, with suggestion expressions D) mark expressions used with A if in agreement or D if in disagreement E) in pairs discuss questions and make suggestions to the group Time Student activity Teacher activity Practice Stage Hand out sheets and have students A) Discussion (ML, PI, TB, p.181) group the expressions with the actions A) group the expressions with the then hand out the roleplaying cards actions and B) in groups of 3 have students B) in groups of 3 role play role play meeting discussing moving meeting discussing moving production abroad production abroad
Warm down/follow up Complete language review tasks 1
Past Simple and Present Perfect and 2 together on the board practice (ML, PI, DVD-ROM, U5, Language review) Work book p.21 can be done as an Complete language review tasks extension or set as homework 1 and 2 together on the board
Sources of materials used: Market Leader Pre-Intermediate Course Book, Market
Leader Pre-Intermediate Software, Market Leader Pre-Intermediate Practice File,
Materials: - Discussion activity (ML, PI, TB, p.181) copied and cut out