Identifying communicative aims
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New-Inspiration-Teachers-Book-Level-3-unit-5
90 Activities Identifying communicative aims Categorising vocabulary Contextualising listening extracts Game What kind of person? Vocabulary Sport
Materials Household items Optional Aids Follow-up activities: slips of paper
Students look back at Units 3–4 in their books and talk in pairs about the activities or reading texts that they enjoyed or didn’t like. Encourage them to give reasons for their feelings.
Put anagrams for words related to superstition on the board, e.g.
rearrange the letters to make the correct spellings. This could also be done as a race with the first pair to finish with all the correct spellings being the winner. WARMER 3 Write five if clauses on the board, e.g. If it rains at the weekend …, If I have time this evening … Students work in pairs and finish the sentences. Ask different students to read out their complete sentences to the whole class.
• The aim is to introduce the students to the main areas of communicative language they will cover in Units 5–6, and to encourage them to think about the function of the language. • Explain the task to the class. Students should look at the photos and match them with the communicative aims, using the captions to help them. Point out that there are four pictures and six communicative aims so two of them are not used. • Ask students to do the task individually and then compare their answers in pairs. Check the answers with the whole class. Answers
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