English 3 - Lesson 1 - MCSTS

English 3 - Lesson 1

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English 3 - Lesson 1

Welcome!

Lesson 1

  • Before class:

    • Pre-teaching: conditionals

  • During class:

    • Grammar: expressing wish

    • Communication: customer service (complaints)

    • Speaking: essential skills to succeed

    • Study field differentiation

  • After class

    • Progress test

    • Feedback & reflections

Lesson 1

  • Before class:

    • Pre-teaching: conditionals

  • During class:

    • Grammar: expressing wish

    • Communication: customer service (complaints)

    • Speaking: essential skills to succeed

    • Study field differentiation

  • After class

    • Progress test

    • Feedback & reflections

If the team meets the deadline, they ____ bonuses.

A

received

B

would receive

C

had received

D

will receive

If I had more resources, I ____ the project.

A

complete

B

will complete

C

completed

D

would complete

If we had known earlier, we ____ a better strategy.

A

would have developed

B

will develop

C

develop

D

developed

If the market improves, we ____ our prices.

A

increased

B

would increase

C

increase

D

will increase

If the report had been timely, we ____ better decisions.

A

would have made

B

make

C

will make

D

made

Lesson 1

  • Before class:

    • Pre-teaching: conditionals

  • During class:

    • Grammar: throwback time tenses

    • Grammar: expressing wish

    • Communication: customer service (complaints)

    • Speaking: essential skills to succeed

    • Study field differentiation

  • After class

    • Progress test

    • Feedback & reflections

Ever been in this situation?

Grammar: expressing wish (1)

I wish I did

We can use wish + subject + past simple to talk about things that we would like to be different in the present or future (but that are very unlikely or impossible).

  • I wish things were different, but this is the way they are.

  • We wish we had enough money to help you.

  • I wish I could be there for you tomorrow.

Discuss with your neighbour:

Something about your life now that you'd change
(if you could).

Grammar: expressing wish (2)

I wish I had done


We can use wish + subject + past perfect to talk about things that happened in the past and that we regret (we would have wanted them to be different).

  • I wish I hadn’t quit my job two years ago. 

  • I wish we hadn’t wasted all that money. 

Discuss with your neighbour:

Something about last summer that you wish had turned out differently.

Grammar: expressing wish (3)

I wish you would do


We can use wish + person/thing + would + infinitive when we talk about situations that annoy us and would like them to change or to stop.

  • I wish you would stop biting your nails. I hate it when you do it.

  • I wish it would stop raining. It’s been three days!

We can NOT use this structure to wish about ourselves:

  • I wish I would…


Discuss with your neighbour:

Something that annoys you about one of your room/housemates.

Grammar: expressing wish (4)

If only

We can use if only instead of I wish with a very similar meaning. The only difference is that if only is more emphatic.

  • If only I was/were a bit taller!*

  • If only you had followed my advice. 

  • If only you would make a bit of an effort. You are wasting your life! 

🔍 Note that we can use *were instead of was with I/he/she after I wish/if only.

Discuss with your neighbour:

Something that you'd change about your room/housemate
"If only he/she/ ... "

Lesson 1

  • Before class:

    • Pre-teaching: conditionals

  • During class:

    • Grammar: expressing wish

    • Communication: customer service (complaints)

    • Vocabulary: avoiding bland words

    • Speaking: essential skills to succeed

    • Study field differentiation

  • After class

    • Progress test

    • Feedback & reflections

Writing complaints: identify the parts of the letter

Writing complaints: exercises

cf. Leho

Replying to complaints: identify the parts of the letter

Replying to complaints: exercises

cf. Leho

How to handle complaining customers?

cf. Leho

Lesson 1

  • Before class:

    • Pre-teaching: conditionals

  • During class:

    • Grammar: throwback time tenses

    • Grammar: expressing wish

    • Communication: customer service (complaints)

    • Speaking: essential skills to succeed

    • Study field differentiation

  • After class

    • Progress test

    • Feedback & reflections

Lesson 1

  • Before class:

    • Pre-teaching: conditionals

  • During class:

    • Grammar: throwback time tenses

    • Grammar: expressing wish

    • Communication: customer service (complaints)

    • Speaking: essential skills to succeed

    • Study field differentiation

  • After class

    • Progress test

    • Feedback & reflections

Lesson 1

  • Before class:

    • Pre-teaching: conditionals

  • During class:

    • Grammar: throwback time tenses

    • Grammar: expressing wish

    • Communication: customer service (complaints)

    • Speaking: essential skills to succeed

    • Study field differentiation

  • After class

    • Progress test

    • Feedback & reflections