NF-6

Welcome! Please consider how your attitude affects your and other students' experiences of the lesson. 

Be respectful, come prepared, and show interest to have the best possible educational experience. 

Learning goals


Continue learning about conscious consumerism and to use 3Ws and modal verbs when talking about news items

Lesson exercises


Kahoot! and vocabulary quiz

Vocabulary exercise

Flip recording

Kahoot! and vocabulary quiz


Firstly, compete using Kahoot! to see who remembers the meanings of the vocabulary the best

Once done, go to Exam.net to take a vocabulary quiz


Take the quiz at exam.net

Once you are done, remain quietly in your desk

How to take the quiz

Instructions

Go to www.exam.net and enter the code.

During the test you will be asked to complete two tasks: matching vocabulary with defintions and filling in the blanks by using the words in sentences.

 

Matching vocabulary with definitions

Draw lines between the vocabulary and the definitions. For example:


Fill in the blanks

Complete the sentences with the most appropriate vocabulary word from the list. For example:

It is very important that you write the entire sentence and that your spelling and grammar is correct.

You will not receive any points for misspelled or grammatically incorrect answers.

Vocabulary exercise


Begin by choosing one of the words from the vocabulary, and then:

Prepare to share your exercise with the rest of the class

Flip recording


Workflow:


You can use the questions below as inspiration:

Modal verbs overview

Situation: Show what someone can do

Modal verb: Can & could

Examples: She can swim very well.


Situation: Give advice without sounding harsh

Modal verb: Should, ought to & could

Examples: You should try that new restaurant.


Situation: Ask or give permission

Modal verb: May, can & must not

Examples: Can I leave early today? You must not enter without permission.


Situation: Say something might or will happen

Modal verb: Might, may & must

Examples: It might rain later. (possibility) She must be the new manager. (certainty)


Situation: Say something is needed or required

Modal verb: Must and have to

Examples: You must submit the report by Monday.


Situation: Make polite requests or offers

Modal verb: Would, could & may

Examples: Could you help me with this? Would you like some coffee?


Situation: Talk about “what if” situations

Modal verb: Would, could & might

Examples: If I had more time, I would travel the world.

Homework


Study the vocabulary

Exit ticket


no exit ticket (your recording is)