Nutq malakalari integratsiyasi

Saying ‘0’
‘0’ can be spoken in different ways in different situations:
telephone number: 603449 = six oh three, double four nine OR six zero three, double four nine mathematics: 0.7 = nought point seven; 6.02 = six point oh two OR six point nought two
temperature: –10 degrees = ten degrees below zero OR minus ten degrees


LESSON #12

Theme12

Shopping and shoppers: Types of shopping places. Shopaholics. Online shopping: Spending and saving Online shopping: Spending and saving money. Comparing prices..

Length: Seventy five minutes		Number of Students: 32
LessonOutline Warm-up Activity 1. Introduction
The aіm: To provide students with guidance and assistance in using English effectively as a medium of communication.
Objectives: To make aware of the purpose of the course
ActivityType:	Individual, small group, whole class (teacher-students)

Warm-up. (15 min.)
Objectives: to lead-in to the topic and to raise students’ interest to it.
Materials: board, marker
Procedure:

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  Write the word ‘ought to’ on the board. Have the learners answer the question: What does it mean?
  

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  Allow them to guess and give their answers. The students may give many different answers.
  
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  Then ask them to give the words associated with ‘classroom language’. It is a sort of brainstorming. Write the words on the board.
  

Introduction
Aim
To provide students with guidance and assistance in using English effectively as a medium of communication and sharing different modal verbs in English.
Objectives
By the end of the course students will
get practice in the language skills specific to sharing modal verbs;
be able to use English as a means of modal verbs must, should, can/ could and their equivalents to promote a meaningful language practice;
have a basis for deciding on the use of the target language and the mother tongue in class;
SHOPPING & Mmake us1
fresh2 ‘’”,entrance3 tb queue4 . An items5 o likely6 to sspecial offers7, e.g. tthrow away half of it.
1 cause us to do or be something, e.g. I don’t like rain; it makes me depressed.
2 just made/cooked
3 the place where you go into a building
4 a line of people who are waiting for something
5 an item is a single thing
6 If you are likely to do something, you will probably do it.
7 cheaper prices than normal
Shopping centres and street markets
Some people like modern shopping centres1 because everything is under one roof2 and it is convenient3. There’s a wide range4 of shops, and if there is anything wrong with something you buy, the shop will replace5 it, or give you a refund6.
Other people prefer going to street markets because they like the atmosphere7 you get from the different stalls. Food and clothes are also usually cheaper in street markets. Sometimes
you can try to agree a lower price for something you buy in a street market; we call this haggling. Of course, if you don’t like what you buy in a street market, you can’t normally take it back and get a refund.
1 large covered shopping areas
2 in one place
3 practical and easy to use
4 different things of the same type
5 exchange it for another one
6 money that is paid back to you when you return something
7 the feeling in a place or situation