General English - Pre-intermediate level, Part 2 (20 Lessons)
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Lesson 1. Parts of the body
In this lesson, students learn useful vocabulary for describing parts of the body and functions of body parts. The worksheet includes a video-aided exercise.
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Lesson 2. In the family
In this lesson, students learn how to describe family members and relationships.
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Lesson 3. Nature and wildlife
This lesson teaches students how to describe the natural world, including landscape, wildlife and natural disasters.
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Lesson 4. At home
In this lesson, students learn how to describe household chores and different rooms in their homes.
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Lesson 5. Education
In this lesson, students learn how to describe the education system in their countries using British and American English.
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Lesson 6. Travel plans
In this dialogue-based lesson plan, students review the structure 'going to' + infinitive for stating plans and making predictions.
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Lesson 7. Changes
In this lesson, students develop their understanding of the present perfect tense through listening, language practice and role play. Ideal for strong pre-intermediate students as well as intermediate students.
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Lesson 8. Hotel reservations
In this dialogue-aided lesson plans, students learn how to book a hotel room and practise talking about hotels.
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Lesson 9. Present perfect practice
In this lesson plan, students study the past simple and past participle forms of common irregular verb and practise the present perfect with 'since', 'for', 'ever' and 'never'.
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Lesson 10. Present review
In this video-aided lesson plan, students review the present simple and present continuous tenses. The worksheet is suitable for classroom practice or homework.
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Lesson 11. Future review
In this video-aided lesson plan, students review the structures going to, will and the present continuous for talking about the future. The worksheet is suitable for classroom practice or homework.
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Lesson 12. Asking questions
Questions can be especially tricky for lower level learners. This simple lesson plan is designed to build the students' confidence when using question structures. The worksheet includes an exercise in which students ask each other questions about Barack Obama.
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Lesson 13. Life stages
In this lesson, students learn how to describe the different stages of a person's life from childhood to old age.
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Lesson 14. Past review
In this video-aided lesson plan, students review the past simple and past continuous tenses. The worksheet is suitable for classroom practice or homework
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Lesson 15. Expensive taste
In this lesson, students read a short article on how the price of food influences its taste according to a scientific study. The worksheet also presents verbs and expressions for giving and reporting opinions. The lesson rounds off with a discussion activity in which students share their opinions on various topics.
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Lesson 16. Everyday expressions
In this short lesson filler, students and practise learn 9 typical English social expressions.
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Lesson 17. Christmas words
In this lesson, students learn common words and collocations associated with Christmas. The worksheet features several speaking activities which you can use to extend the duration of the lesson. Ideal for pre-intermediate students who celebrate Christmas.
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Lesson 18. Weather and climate
In this dialogue and video-aided lesson plan, students learn how to describe the weather and talk about climate change.
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Lesson 19. Out of the way
In this lesson, students read about a Chinese city that has created a special lane for pedestrians who use their mobile phones while walking. The grammar section of the worksheet looks at reported speech.
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Lesson 20. Learning English
This lesson filler teaches students how to say the letters of the alphabet, how to ask about the meaning and spelling of unfamiliar words and how to describe different parts of speech (nouns, verbs, prepositions, pronouns adverbs).
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