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English lesson plans for Grade 8

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PracticeResources2 copies each ofWorksheet 8.1• How does the airport official say ‘Yes’ politely in the first question?Certainly• How does the airport official say ‘No’ politely in the second two questions?Not really …, I’m sorry but I’m afraid I don’t know.• Which ‘no’ is the most polite?‘ I’m sorry but I’m afraid I don’t know.Trans<strong>for</strong>mation drillOrally, you give the class a sentence. They trans<strong>for</strong>m it into an indirect question.Practise the first three cues with Can you tell me …?, the second three with Couldyou please tell me …? and the last three with Do you know …?Teacher saysYou need to find the transit lounge.You need to buy presents <strong>for</strong> yourfamily.You need to take your baggage trolleydownstairs.You need to check in to British AirwaysYou need to change money.You need to find Gate 22.You need to send an email.You need to know how many kilos youcan take.You need to reconfirm your flight but youdon’t know when.Students sayCan you tell me where the transit lounge is?Can you tell me where the duty free is?Can you tell me where the lifts are?Could you please tell me where the BritishAirways check-in desk is?Could you please tell me if there’s a banknear here?Could you please tell me where Gate 22 is?Do you know if there’s an internet terminalnear here?Do you know what the baggage allowance is?Do you know when I should reconfirm myflight?In<strong>for</strong>mation gapGet students to complete the floor plan <strong>for</strong> Terminal One on worksheet 8.1.Working individually, have them decide where the items listed below the <strong>plans</strong>hould go and get them to fill in one of their floor <strong>plans</strong> accordingly. Each studentshould come up with a slightly different layout. Put them in pairs. Student A is anairport official, and has his or her completed floor plan of the airport. Student B isa passenger and uses the second (unfilled-in) floor plan of the airport. Get thepassenger (Student B) to ask the airport official (Student A) where all the listedplaces are, using polite, indirect questions, and fill in the floor plan. Demonstratewhat to do with one student in front of the class be<strong>for</strong>e getting students to practisein closed pairs.Teacher: Could you please tell me where the check-in desk <strong>for</strong> Emirates is?Student : Certainly, sir. It’s over there on the left: row 4, next to QatarAirways.[Teacher writes in Emirates in the box numbered 4 next to Qatar Airways onthe floor plan and shows the class]Monitor and correct <strong>for</strong> accuracy. When Student B has completed his or her secondfloor plan, the pair swap roles and Student A asks questions in order to fill in theirsecond floor plan.220 | <strong>English</strong> sample <strong>lesson</strong>s | <strong>Grade</strong> 8 © Supreme Education Council 2004

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