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B2.WS.07
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Cambridge
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B2
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Teacher Guide

Lesson Plan

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07 First Reading Part 2

10mins - Conversation: Imagine you have just won a special award. You must give a speech discussing your achievement and describing what you had to do to earn this accomplishment. Give the students a few minutes to prepare their speeches, then have them present to the class.

05mins - Homework review: discuss any questions or problems.

10mins - Review: Discuss Relative pronouns, which are used to connect a phrase or a clause to a noun. The clause modifies the noun. Ask students to think of examples for each:

what, which - things (The book, which has sold one million copies, has been on the best sellers list for three weeks)

whom, who and whose* - people (The woman who cuts my hair has a daughter.)

that - people and things (He is the farmer that everyone in our neighbourhood buys their beef from.)

when - time (Can you remember a time when you didn't complete your homework?)

where - location (That's the town where we went for the music festival.)

*note: 'whose' reflects possession

10mins - Review: Modal verbs - Discuss the difference between 'have to' or 'must'.

10mins - Worksheet: 07 modal verbs - finish for homework

10mins - Test: 07 reading practice - part 2

05mins - Warm down: Goodbye, see you next time!

00mins - Homework: Complete the next section of the online homework.

Answers

  1. have to
  2. doesn’t have to
  3. mustn’t/must not
  4. have to
  5. has to
  6. didn’t have to
  7. must
  8. do you have to
  9. Mustn’t/must not
  10. have to
  11. had to
  12. have to
  13. must
  14. don’t have to
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