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Today’s Lesson

Today’s Lesson. Watch a video Learn a grammar structure Perform a role-play. Q: “If you were an animal, what would you be and why?” A: “I would be a ____ because…”.

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Today’s Lesson

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  1. Today’s Lesson Watch a video Learn a grammar structure Perform a role-play

  2. Q: “If you were an animal, what would you be and why?”A: “I would be a ____ because…” You have one minute to think. The two funniest answers will win candy.If you can’t think why, it’s OK. Just say an animal. Why do we say “would” in the answer?

  3. Video Work Watch the video here:http://www.englishcentral.com/video/11185/the-other-guys-i-would-attack-you Now answer these questions • What animals do the men talk about? • What is their job? • Do they like each other?

  4. Video Work Watch the video again. Now answer this question • Why couldn’t a lion kill a tuna? There are three or four reasons in the video, or you can think of your own.

  5. Written/spoken work 1. Read the sheet.2. Choose two animals.3. Write a role-play similar to the video for your animals.4. If you are confident, present your role play to the class.You can change anything about the script, or add more. The best role-play will win something tasty.

  6. Extension “If you were superman, what would you do? Tweet an answer to @alexatjinbu. The funniest answers win Chocopie. You can see the question, and today’s grammar, at http://alexatjinbu.wikispaces.com

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