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LESSON PLAN - PET
LESSON 1
1. Present the test (parts, duration, level, marking), the
classes, the book and the mocks.
2. Explain the first part of the speaking test and have students
ask some questions to each other. Review thealphabet, making sure
everybody can spell their second names and surnames. Make them
spell some words and
focus on the hardest letters:
AEIAIEIEAIEAEI GJJGJGJGGJ QKKQKQQKQKQK
Have the students choose pictures and describe them to one
another.
This picture shows I can also see and It looks like The
people/man/child seems to be happy/sad
because I believe he/she/they are
3. Introduce Reading Part 1 using the exercises in the extra
book, which the students have to do in pairs. Correct
with the whole class and then have them do one complete exercise
of this part individually. Correct by indicating
what they did wrong and asking them to redo these ones.
4. Grammar: Suggestions.
- Explain on the board.
- Practice orally, in pairs, using the photographs.
- Do the exercises in the Extra Book.
5. Have a listening marathonof Parts 1 and 2, using the extra
book.
6. Practice Speaking Part 4. Provide feedback.
7. Explain the Writing Part 2 and give some good examples. Ask
students to write their own texts and correct
individually, providing feedback. It can be assigned as
homework.
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PET PART 1 QUESTIONS
1)
Do you think English will be useful for you in the future?
2)
Do you like to study English?3)
Tell us about your job.
4)
What do you usually do at weekends?
5)
How did you celebrate your last birthday?
6)
What did you do yesterday?
7)
What are you going to do this weekend?
8)
What kind of books do you like to read?9) How often do you use
the internet?
10)How much free time do you have every week?
PET PART 1 QUESTIONS
1)
Do you think English will be useful for you in the future?
2)
Do you like to study English?
3)
Tell us about your job.
4)
What do you usually do at weekends?
5)
How did you celebrate your last birthday?
6)
What did you do yesterday?
7) What are you going to do this weekend?
8)
What kind of books do you like to read?
9)
How often do you use the internet?
10)
How much free time do you have every week?
