ENGLISH II

Unit: What are you wearing?

 Unit 4.3 Importance
What are you wearing?
Objective It’s important to make and answer correctly when
By the end of the lesson, we need a favor or we want to request accurately.
students will be able to
make and answer It´s necessary for students to undertand and use
questions in sentences in the Modal Can in different situations of their daily
order to use the Modal life.
verb CAN for possibility,
request, permission and
favor.
What do you say when you need help ?

What do you say when you need a favor ?

What do you say when you want to go to the bathroom ?

In pairs discuss and write: Ps , Ab, Pr, Fa, Rq next to the sentences .

Ps possibility
Ab ability
Pr permission
Fa favor
Rq request

The Peruvian soccer team can go to the world cup .

Can I check your answers please ?

Can I go to the toilet please ? ABILITY - PERMISSION - REQUEST

Can I use lend me your pen ?

FAVOR POSSIBILITY

She can´t swim really well.

In pairs discuss the fallowing questions .

What are your favorite colors ?

What color don´t you like ?

Open your book on page 43
Activity A - B
I am wearing and also
 Unit 4.3
What are you wearing? Evaluation
Write the questions for the fallowing sentences.
Objective
1.- I need to make a phone call. …………………………………….
By the end of the lesson,
students will be able to make 2.- My friends want to go to your party . ……………………………………
and answer questions in
3.- I am buying the Tinka . ……………………………………
sentences in order to use the
Modal verb CAN for possibility, Correct the mistakes.
request, permission and favor
1.- He can wear a black shoes at school.

2.- We aren´t wearing shorts.

3.- In cold weather, peolple can wear T shirt.

 Unit 4.3 Metacognitive Questions
What are you wearing?

Objective 1. Is it necessary to make and ask questons correctly?

Why?
By the end of the lesson, 2. What kind of clothes do you wear on your birthday?
students will be able to make 3. What activitity do you like more? Why ?
and answer questions in
sentences in order to use the
Modal verb CAN for possibility,
request, permission and favor