week 32
week 32
Period: 94 Class: 6A
UNIT 1: ENTERTAINMENT
Lesson 6E: GRAMMAR (cont) (p. 111)
I. Objectives:
1. Knowledge:
- By the end of this lesson, students will be able to learn the Conditional (Type 1)
2. Competence:
a. General competence:
- Improve their communication, creativity, critical thinking and analytical skills
- Write sentences to continue a story.
b. Specific competence:
- be collaborative and supportive in pair work and teamwork
- build their love for their home.
3. Personal qualities:
- Know how to think about different possibilities in life
II. Teaching aids:
1. Teacher’s aids: Student book and teacher’s book, class CDs, IWB software,
whiteboard /TV .
2. Students’ aids: Student books, notebooks.
III. Procedures:
Activities Content
Activity 1: Warm up
a. Objectives: to review the previous lesson and set the scene for Ss to acquire
new language; to get students' attention at the beginning of the class by means of
enjoyable and short activities as well as to engage them in the steps that follow.
b. Content: miming game
c. Expected Outcomes: Ss can remember the use of might
d. Organization:
- T: Divide the class into 2 groups and Game: Mime an activity.
ask them to guess what might happen - You might play football
to you (or what you might do) - You might read books or newspapers.
tomorrow afternoon. - You might win the game
- T: Which group having more correct - You might go to the cinema
answers will be the winner. - You might ride a bike
- Ss: Guess what might happen to you - You may fly a kite
(or what you might do) tomorrow
afternoon. (using might +Vo)
Activity 2: Presentation
a. Objectives: to introduce the grammar point to a real situation
b. Content: first conditional
c. Expected Outcomes: Ss can understand and use the first conditional correctly
d. Organization.
- T: Write on board the ask Ss to Grammar:
identify the if-clause (If I study hard) If I study hard, I will pass my exams
and the main clause (I will pass my
exams.)
- Ss: Listen and take notes
- T: Ask Ss to identify and the tense
used (Future Simple). Explain that this
is a type 1 conditional and we use it to
talk about things that are likely to
happen in the future.
- Ss: Identify and the tense used
(Future Simple).
- T: Tell Ss that we can use unless = if
not in this type of conditional sentence
by altering the given example: Unless I
study hard, I won’t pass my exams.
- T: Ask Ss to read the table and the
cartoon.
- Ss: Read the table and the cartoon.
Task 4: Read the theory box. How
do we form the first conditional?
Conditional (Type 1)
- T: Ask Ss to read the theory box to Form: if + Present Simple ➝
answer the question. Future Simple (will + infinitive
- Ss: Read the theory box to answer the without to)
question. If you study, you’ll get good grades.
- T: Ask Ss to work in pairs to share It won’t be fun if you don’t come
with their partners. with us.
- Complete the task individually and Use: We use the first conditional to
then share with their partners talk about a possible or probable
situation in the present or future. We
- T: Elicit how we form the first also use it to make promises and
conditional. offers.
Note: unless = if not Unless it rains,
we’ll go to the park. (If it doesn’t
rain, we'll go to the park.)
Answer Key
We form the first conditional with if +
Present Simple ➞ Future Simple (will
+ infinitive without to)
Activity 3: Practice
a. Objectives: to help Ss remember the form and the rules of the conditional
(type 1)
b. Content: the first conditional
c. Expected outcomes: Ss can practise the first conditional and make it clearer
d. Organization:
- T: Explain the task and give Ss time Task 5: Put the verbs in brackets
to complete it. into the Present Simple or Future
- Ss: Complete the task individually Simple. Put commas where
and then share with their partners necessary.
1 If we go (go) to the stadium, we
‘ll/will see (see) our favourite band
- T: Check Ss’ answers around the perform live.
class. 2 The teacher will explain (explain)
- Ss: Listen and take notes the exercise to you if you ask (ask)
him.
3 I won’t/will not lend (not/lend) you
my camera unless you are (be) careful
with it.
4 I ‘ll/will come (come) to your party
if my parents let (let) me.
5 If I meet (meet) Joe tonight, I ‘ll/will
tell (tell) him the good news.
6 If Kathy visits (visit) us, we ‘ll/will
order (order) pizza for dinner.
* Homework assigned.
- Learn do/ go/ have phrases
- Do exercises in the workbook (page 59)