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Sunday, October 3, 2021

Lazy stories to practice hypothesis: 3rd conditionals + modals ( might have, may have...)

Level: intermediate to high

Previous knowledge: 3rd conditionals/ compound modals 

Procedure:

  • Download the handout with the texts to read: Click HERE to download the texts by George Chilton 
  • Teacher (or students) read short texts for students to decide what might be happening or what they would have done.
Example: Text One.

I awoke one night to the sound of an insistent scratching at my bedroom window.
The wind was howling loudly and, very close-by, there was the distinctive cry of a baby wailing in distress.Where was it? On my window-ledge? This could not be! My whole body shook with fear.
Then I turned over and went back to sleep.

Click HERE to download the texts 

The source of the is: https://designerlessons.org/2012/01/21/esl-lesson-plan-student-centred-writing-activities/

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