 Class Plan 27.09.

2023
TYPE OF ESTIMATED
 WHAT TO COVER
ACTIVITY DURATION
 Let´s to introduce the expression “as long as”,
which in Spanish is ‘siempre y cuando’. In the
unit they learn that they can say “as long as” at
the beginning or at the end of sentences.
1. As long as you love me, I’ll
be there.
2. I’ll be there, as long as you
love me.

DRILL:

1. Will you learn English as

long as you study?
2. Will you come to class as
long as I teach it?
3. Will you improve as long as
you practice?
4. Will I get paid as long as I
teach?
5. Will my parents love me as
long as I call them?
1 H.P. DRILL 6. Will I stay healthy as long 6-8 MIN
as I do exercise?
7. Will you be happy as long
as you aren’t worried?
8. Will you make friends as
long as you are friendly?
9. Will you eat chocolate, as
long as it tastes good?
10. Will you drink wine, as long
as you enjoy it?
11. Will you work hard, as long
as you are paid?
12. Will you sleep well, as long
as you aren’t stressed?
13. Will you do your
homework, as long as I tell
you to?
14. Will you drive your car, as
long as gas prices don’t
increase?
15. Will you watch television,
as long as it’s entertaining?
2 BASICS
 Iré si vas conmigo. I’ll go if you come with me.
2 MIN
Comeré si tengo hambre.
 I’ll eat if I’m hungry. Se quedarán en casa si
llueve. They’ll stay at home if it rains.
 Se lo recordaré si se le olvida. I’ll remind him if
he forgets about it.
 Te llamaremos si hay problemas. We’ll call you
if there are any problems.

 Use direct questions to review it….

1. Teacher: Will you come

with me if I go?
Student: Yes, I’ll come with
you if you go.

1. Will you study if you want

to improve?
2. Will you eat if you are
hungry?
3. If you are angry, will you
get into fights?
4. If you are sleepy, will you
sleep?
5. If you exercise, will you live
long?
6. Will you tell me a secret, if I
promise to keep it?
7. If I eat cake, will I get fat?
8. If I don’t use protection,
will someone get pregnant?
9. If I drive a car, will I spend
money on gasoline?
10. If I get the metro instead,
will I save money?
11. Will you get angry at me, if
I stop the class now?
12. Will you like me, if I teach
you well?
13. If I travel to Japan, should I
learn to speak Japanese?
14. If you travel to London, will
your English improve?
15. If you work hard, will you
be tired?
 TO FALL + PREPOSITIONS (I)

 DRILL (15-20 Q’s): This is the first phrasal verb

of a few that you’ll cover with the verb “fall”.
Throughout the next few units you will study
“to fall into”, “to fall out of” and “to fall off”.
For now, simply focus on “to fall into”. Use the
present perfect to practice it.
3 VOCAB 1. Have you ever fallen into a 5 MIN
lake?
2. Have you ever fallen into a
swimming pool by
accident?
3. Do you know anyone who
has fallen into a manhole?
4. Would it be funny if I fell
into a swimming pool?
5. Do clumsy people fall into
holes?
6. Would it be unlucky if you
fell into a lake?
7. Will you try not to fall into
holes in the future?
8. Do many people fall into
lakes?
9. When was the last time you
fell into a swimming pool?
10. How often do you fall into
manholes?

Peter fell into a lake

Peter fell into a lake
I hate falling into swimming pools
It’s vital not to fall into swimming pools so that you
4 MGP 6-8 MIN
don´t get wet
No, I´ve never fallen into a manhole
Yes, I know someone who has fallen into a lake.
 LET’S CONTINUE WITH SOME QUESTION
TAGS:
T: You drink coffee in the mornings.
S: You drink coffee in the mornings, don’t you?
You broke the window. (didn’t you)
They didn’t see you. (did they)
That boy ran very fast. (didn’t he)
My husband cooks well. (doesn’t he)
You don’t like sugar. (do you)
She doesn’t want to go. (does she)
5 FILLER
He loves fishing. (doesn’t he) 2-5 MIN
You knew that before. (didn’t you)
He plays the guitar badly. (doesn’t he)
They went out just now. (didn’t they)
You have your lunch at one o’clock. (don’t you)
You don’t have to go just yet. (do you)
You had to swim yesterday. (didn’t you)
He used to live here. (didn’t he)
They look nice (don’t they)
They didn’t call you (did they)
She has my number (doesn’t she)

THE END