SpeakOut lesson 3a: Facts and figures

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SpeakOut lesson 3a: Facts and figures

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To start
Watch the BBC vlog
What things are you curious about and why?

Write down the answers per person (7 persons).

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Write down numbers 1-7.
Curious about what and why?
Goals of this class
Listening: understand a discussion about a quiz: 
knowledge; verbs and nouns.

You are going to talk about things that are important to you: question forms.
 

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What do you know?
Exercises 2A and 2B

Do this alone.
Done? Check with your partner. 

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Worksheet: 

2B. Encourage Ss to identify the part of speech of the words in bold in the texts as this will help them to match the words to the definitions. In feedback, teach solve problems as a collocation. Help Ss understand the difference between general knowledge and data. Note that note down is a separable phrasal verb, so note new information down is possible.
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Worksheet: 

2B. Encourage Ss to identify the part of speech of the words in bold in the texts as this will help them to match the words to the definitions. In feedback, teach solve problems as a collocation. Help Ss understand the difference between general knowledge and data. Note that note down is a separable phrasal verb, so note new information down is possible.
Exercise 2C
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2B. Encourage Ss to identify the part of speech of the words in bold in the texts as this will help them to match the words to the definitions. In feedback, teach solve problems as a collocation. Help Ss understand the difference between general knowledge and data. Note that note down is a separable phrasal verb, so note new information down is possible.
What is your general knowledge?
Exercise 3A

Do this in a pair and 
within one minute. 

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Do exercise 3 and then as a group listen to 3B and 3C.
What is your general knowledge?
Exercises 3B, C and D

As a group


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Do exercise 3 and then as a group listen to 3B and 3C.

3B. Explain the context of the recording before you play it. Check answers as a class. Find out which pair got the most correct answers. 

3D. Explain that these are extracts from the discussion about the quiz. When checking answers, clarify the difference between remind and remember as learners often confuse the two. Explain that the phrase That reminds me: ... is usually used when something helps you remember something related to a different topic and you then start talking about it, e.g. ‘I saw Ruth earlier. Oh that reminds me: she asked me to give you a message.’

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Do exercise 3 and then as a group listen to 3B and 3C.

3B. Explain the context of the recording before you play it. Check answers as a class. Find out which pair got the most correct answers. 

3D. Explain that these are extracts from the discussion about the quiz. When checking answers, clarify the difference between remind and remember as learners often confuse the two. Explain that the phrase That reminds me: ... is usually used when something helps you remember something related to a different topic and you then start talking about it, e.g. ‘I saw Ruth earlier. Oh that reminds me: she asked me to give you a message.’

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Do exercise 3 and then as a group listen to 3B and 3C.

3B. Explain the context of the recording before you play it. Check answers as a class. Find out which pair got the most correct answers. 

3D. Explain that these are extracts from the discussion about the quiz. When checking answers, clarify the difference between remind and remember as learners often confuse the two. Explain that the phrase That reminds me: ... is usually used when something helps you remember something related to a different topic and you then start talking about it, e.g. ‘I saw Ruth earlier. Oh that reminds me: she asked me to give you a message.’

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People who would like to know about different subject have questions. How do you ask questions in English? Yes, question words. 
Speaking
 You are going to create a personal quiz. 
Write the name of one person, one object, one date and one place that is important to you.


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Speaking in pairs
Have a look at your partner's personal quiz.
Prepare follow-up questions, such as:
When did you go to...
How old is.... 

Then, ask each other!

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To finish
Who found out something interesting about their partner?

Please share with class.

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Homework
- Online practice 3A
- Grammar bank 3A
- Vocabulary bank 3A

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B2 grammar relative clauses

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B2 grammar relative clauses

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B2 grammar relative clauses

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