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Hi!
How are you?
Our last lesson was about nationalities. Can you remember the nationalities of
these countries?
1. Argentina 6. Russia
2. China 7. Switzerland
3. France 8. Turkey
4. Italy 9. The USA
5. Japan 10.The UK
Tutor hint
Say: This lesson is about jobs. In English, we can ask about jobs in two ways.
Asking about jobs:
1. What's your job? I'm a/an ________.
2. What do you do? I'm a/an ________.
VOCABULARY
Now, look at the pictures and repeat after your teacher.
He's a doctor.
They're engineers.
She's a nurse.
office workers
Tutor hint
You can do the exercise again, now the student will ask you questions. Pay
attention to the correct form.
2. Places
Tutor hint
Say: Now, let's talk about places where people work.
Who works here?
e.g. A nurse works in a hospital.
Exercise 1
Look at the pictures below and make similar sentences.
in a car
in a hospital
in an office
in a factory
in a school
in a shop
Tutor hint
Get the student to practice some more. Follow the pattern "Where does a teacher
work?" "A teacher works in ...." Practice until the student gets more fluent.
Exercise 2
What about your family and friends?
e.g. My mother is a teacher. She works in a school.
My father
My wife / husband
My girlfriend / boyfriend
My friend
Tutor hint
Elicit as many sentences as possible. Help out with vocabulary if needed. If you
give more professions write them down in the chat for the student.
Look at the pictures below.
1. What do they do?
2. Where do they work?
Tutor hint
Elicit sentences like:
e.g. They are engineers. They work in a factory.
Tutor hint
teacher / school
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nurse / hospital
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shop assistant / shop
Tutor hint
Go through the pictures and check if the student knows the objects. Correct
pronunciation if needed. Ask questions:
1. What is it?
2. What are they?
Look at the objects below.
Answer:
It's a/an _______
They are ______
keys
a coin
a wallet
a newspaper
scissors
a notebook
an apple
headphones
an umbrella
pencils
Exercise 2
Look at the pictures and say the object(s)
Singular and plural nouns. A/an.
Let's learn
Tutor hint
This lesson is about singular and plural nouns so just go over the pictures and ask
questions: What is it/ what are they?
Look at the pictures and say what you can see.
Tutor hint
Elicit: It's a book.
Tutor hint
Elicit: They're books.
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Elicit:
1. It's a table.
2. They're tables.
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Elicit:
1. It's a watch.
2. They're watches.
Rules
Tutor hint
Look at the picture below. Explain:
What is it? Not: What's it?
We use a/an + singular noun
We use a + word beginning with a consonant
We use an + word beginning with a vowel
Tutor hint
Look at the rules with the student. Practise by giving them a noun in singular and
they should change it to the plural.
Tutor hint
Pay attention to and practise
pronunciation
Let's practise
Tutor hint
If the student wants to practise writing, you can ask them to write the answers in
the chat box.
Exercise 1
Complete with an a or an. Say the plural
e.g. a mobile -> mobiles
1. ____ city -> _______ 5. ____ watch -> _______
2. ____ child -> _______ 6. ____ umbrella -> ______
3. ____ apple -> _______ 7. ____ window -> _______
4. ____ box -> _______
Tutor hint
Look at the pictures together. First, ask the students either what is it or what are
they. Monitor for a/an and correct plurals. Then, change roles.
Exercise 2
What is it? What are they?
Tutor hint
4. They are people. However, you can also elicit It's a man and two women.
Do you have any questions?
To do in class
https://www.english-4u.de/en/grammar/plural.htm
More rules
The Plural of Nouns
Regular Plural Forms
We form the plural of a noun with the singular + s
You can use singular or plural with nouns like family, class, police, team, army,
band, choir, class, club, crew, company, firm, gang, government, orchestra, party,
staff, etc.
You can use singular or plural with nouns like family, class, police, team, army,
band, choir, class, club, crew, company, firm, gang, government, orchestra, party,
staff, etc.
In British English the plural is used more often than in American English.
My family lives in Miami. - All the members living under one roof.
My family live in towns all over Florida. - Each individual is living a separate life
in a different town.
The team were successful. - You see the single members of the team.
Additional materials
https://elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/elementary3/vocabulary/jobs?
cc=pl&selLanguage=pl
https://quizlet.com/211353972/beginner-lesson-8-jobs-flash-cards/
https://www.english-4u.de/en/grammar/plural.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0Ci4uUyMF0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0Ci4uUyMF0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9ofeV_nCUQ