Time allotted: 45 minutes
LESSON PLAN 12 (standard program)
UNIT 5: HIGHER EDUCATION
Section E: Language Focus AIM: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to pronounce some words of
more than three-syllables and continue using conditional sentences in some
situations.
LEXICAL ITEMS: Words and phrases about Unit 5
TEACHING AIDS: Posters, textbook.
PROCEDURES:
Time Content
Teacher’s
activities
Students’
activities
2’
6’
@ Warm up:
- How many words are there in the
box?

* Pronunciation
- Sticks the
colorful poster
on the board and
asks the

engineering
sociology
mathematics
geographical
archeology

* Practise reading sentences.
(page 59, textbook)
I. Presentation:
Conditional Sentences
 Type 1:
 Example:
How do you feel if you get good
marks?
- If I get good marks, I will feel
very happy.
- Divides the
class into 2
groups and asks
them to put the
stress on the
words.
-Plays the tape to
check the
answers. -Continues
playing the tape.



 Form: If clause:
If clause Main clause

S + V

will
S + can + V Meaning: This type of sentence
implies that the action in the if-
clause is quite probable.
 Type 2:
a. Form:

- Shows the form
and usage.
-Take note.
- Listen
- Copy down


would
S+ should +have +
V
3
ED

could
b. Usage:
- It states that the action in the if-
clause was unreal and didn’t
happen in the past time.
c. Example:
 If I had had time, I would have
seen the film.
II. Practice:
 Exercise1: group work (page - Explains
- Shows the form
and usage.
5’

2’

119)
- Group 1: sentence 1  2
- Group 2: sentence 3  4
Write the answer on the board.  Exercise 2: Pair work
Checking: one students read
the first sentence, one student read
“if” sentence. Other students listen
and check.

 Exercise 3: Individual work.
students listen.
- Do the
exercise - Write the
answers -Listen and
correct

(Reviewing 3 types of If clause)
- Group 1: If clause
- Group 2: main clauses and vice
verse
(a number of sentences depend on
the time)
@ Homework:
Students practise pronunciation
more at home, and make 2
sentences for each type of if-clause.

- Guides
students to play
game.
- Matches two
clauses and reads